Deliver At All Costs

Hey there! So, you're diving into Deliver At All Costs and want to get a handle on things? Awesome! This game can get pretty wild, and knowing your way around the controls and the user interface (UI) is key to not losing your mind (or your cargo). Think of me as your co-pilot here, helping you get the hang of it all.

First off, let's talk about saving your progress. The game's got your back with an auto-save, which is pretty handy. But if you're like me and like to be extra sure, especially after finding some cool stuff out in the world, you can totally do a manual save. Just hit the menu button, head over to Settings, and you'll see the option there. And when you're done playing for the day, always use the 'Save & Exit' option from the settings menu. It's just good practice!

Now, what happens when your trusty delivery vehicle decides to go on an unscheduled demolition derby? Don't sweat it! If your vehicle gets lost or utterly destroyed, you can get a new one. Just look for the orange squares on your map – those are phone boxes. Interact with one, and a fresh ride will pop up nearby, ready for action. It'll even show up on your map so you don't lose track of it.

Vehicle damage is a thing, too. If your engine takes a beating, it seems to fix itself over time, so just focus on not taking more hits. But if a wheel gets damaged, you'll have to hop out and fix it yourself by interacting with it. It's a bit of a pain, but better than being stranded!

Need to get across town in a hurry? While driving is the main way to get around, there's a fast-travel system. Keep an eye out for boats or trains on the map. Visiting these spots will zap you to another location on the map for free. Super useful if you're short on time.

And if you find yourself on the wrong side of the law – maybe you've been a bit too... enthusiastic with your deliveries – hiding in a dumpster is your best bet. Find one, interact with it, and after a little while, the heat will die down. Crisis averted!

Let's talk gadgets! These are awesome upgrades for your truck that can be a lifesaver. Things like the crane, winch, and armor plating you'll get just by playing. But for cooler stuff, like the 'hell horn,' you'll need to do a bit more. You can find blueprints for these by doing side-missions (marked with green question marks) or by buying them at shops (dollar signs on the map). Once you have the blueprints and the parts (which you can also buy or find in red chests), you can develop them at your desk back at your place.

Developing a gadget is one thing, but using it is another. Some missions will automatically equip what you need. But when you're just cruising, you can equip one 'delivery gadget' and one 'auxiliary gadget' yourself. Open your journal, go to the Inventory tab, and pick your loadout. Delivery gadgets are usually activated with the Square/X button, and auxiliary ones (like Time Control) with Circle/B. Experiment and see what works best for you!

Money makes the world go 'round, right? Completing missions is your main income, but you can earn a bit extra by smashing those crates with yellow 'X' marks. Hit 'em with your vehicle or kick 'em if you're on foot. Every little bit helps pad your wallet!

Want to replay a mission? Easy peasy. Open your journal, go to the Notes tab, and find the missions log. You can select any mission you've completed and hit Triangle/Y to jump back in. Great for trying to nail those optional objectives or just for fun.

Quick stats for you: there are 13 chapters in the game, split across three acts, each with its own map. The first act is the longest, and the last is the shortest. And heads up, this is a strictly single-player experience – no multiplayer here. If you're just hitting the main story, expect to finish in about 10-15 hours, but if you're a completionist aiming for all achievements, you'll likely sink 20+ hours into it. Plenty of chaotic fun to be had!

Hey there! So you've jumped into Deliver At All Costs and it's already getting a bit wild, huh? Don't worry, that's part of the fun! This game throws a lot at you, from crazy deliveries to a world that loves to fall apart. If you're feeling a bit overwhelmed or just want to make sure you're not missing anything, this guide is here to help you get a grip on things.

We've put together some general tips that should smooth out your delivery runs and help you avoid some common headaches. Think of it as getting the inside scoop from a friend who's already been through the wringer. Let's get you set up so you can focus on the chaos and the laughs!

Deliver at all Costs walkthrough: General tips

How to save your game in Deliver At All Costs

Alright, first things first: saving your progress. The game has an auto-save, which is handy, but sometimes you'll want to be sure. If you've been exploring or collecting stuff and haven't seen that little save icon, just pause the game, head over to the Settings tab, and hit Manual Save. It's a lifesaver! Also, when you're done playing for the day, always use the Save & Exit option from the settings menu before quitting. It’s the safest way to make sure nothing gets lost.

How to respawn your vehicle in Deliver At All Costs

Lost your ride? Or maybe it's become a crumpled mess? No biggie. Just find a phone box – they're marked on your map with an orange square. Interact with one, and poof! A fresh vehicle will appear nearby, ready for action. It'll even show up on your map, so you won't have to hunt for it.

How to repair your vehicle in Deliver At All Costs

Your truck takes a beating, right? If it's just general engine damage, sometimes just driving carefully for a bit will let it self-repair. But if a wheel gets damaged, you'll need to get out and interact with it directly to fix it up.

How to fast travel in Deliver At All Costs

While driving everywhere is part of the charm (and the chaos!), you can cut down on travel time. Keep an eye out for boats or trains on the map. Visiting these locations will let you fast travel to other points on the map for free. Handy for when you're in a rush!

How to escape the police in Deliver At All Costs

If you've been a bit too much of a menace and the cops are on your tail between missions, there's a classic trick: find a dumpster. Interact with it to hide inside. After a short while, the police will usually give up the chase.

How to acquire new gadgets in Deliver At All Costs

Gadgets are your best friends in this game, making deliveries easier (or more chaotic!). Some, like the crane or winch, you'll get just by playing. Others, like the hell horn, need a bit more effort. You can find blueprints for these by doing side-missions (marked with green question marks) or by buying them at shops (dollar signs on the map). Once you have the blueprints and the necessary parts (which you can buy or find in red chests), head back to your apartment/trailer/hideout and use your desk to develop them.

How to equip and use gadgets in Deliver At All Costs

Got your gadgets? Great! Now you need to equip them. Some missions will auto-equip what you need. But for free roam, open your journal, go to the Inventory tab. You can equip one delivery gadget (used with Square/X) and one auxiliary gadget (used with Circle/B). Choose wisely!

How to get money in Deliver At All Costs

Missions give you a good chunk of cash, but if you need more, keep an eye out for crates with yellow X marks. Smash them with your vehicle or kick them if you're on foot. They drop a bit of cash, and every little bit helps when you're trying to buy parts or upgrades!

How to replay missions in Deliver At All Costs

Want to try a mission again, maybe for a better score or just for fun? Open your journal, go to the Notes tab, and select the missions log. You can then replay any mission you've completed by selecting it and pressing Triangle/Y.

How many chapters are there in Deliver At All Costs?

The game is broken down into 13 chapters. They're generally pretty quick, though a couple might take a bit longer.

How many acts are the in Deliver At All Costs?

There are three acts, each with its own map. Act one is the longest, and act three is the shortest.

Does Deliver At All Costs have multiplayer?

Nope, this is a strictly single-player experience. All the mayhem is yours alone!

How long does it take to complete Deliver At All Costs?

If you're just aiming to finish the story, expect to spend around 10-15 hours. If you're going for all the achievements and side-missions, you're looking at 20+ hours.