Delivering parcels into haunted mines
Deadly Delivery is an online VR co-op horror game where you and up to 5 other players work a shift as delivery goblins. Your job is simple: haul parcels into pitch-black mines and drop them off until you hit the quota. The tunnels are procedurally generated, so each shift throws you into a layout you haven't walked before. The equipment you get is questionable at best, and the mines are full of things that would rather you didn't finish your round. Sneak, sprint, and scream your way through, get the packages where they need to go, and try to survive long enough to pay back your student loans.
Playing it as a group
You team up with up to 5 other players in online co-op, with crossplay supported between Steam and Quest, and the game is also available on Steam Frame. Coordination is the whole game: split up the parcels, cover each other's routes, and keep track of who's still moving. If someone goes down, you can watch your coworkers get picked off one by one. The world is physics-based, so you can haul parcels with your hands, climb on other players, or give a teammate a slap of encouragement. Spatial audio and proximity voice chat mean you hear the mines and each other based on where you actually are, which makes splitting up tense and staying close comforting.
Before your shift starts
Expect a mix of horror and comedy rather than pure dread. The monsters have personality, and some of them may look and act like your teammates, so learn their patterns before you trust a shape in the dark. The tags include stealth, survival, perma death, and action roguelike, so runs are meant to be lost and retried rather than taken slowly and safely. Progression carries across attempts: level up, upgrade your gear, grab a pet, and unlock cosmetics. Your shift starts now. Good luck.