Parcel Corps Releases September 3 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 08 June 2024 / 2,027 Views
Publisher Secret Mode and developer Billy Goat Entertainment announced Parcel will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam on September 3.
View the release date trailer below:
Read details on the game below:
While waiting for the rest of their order to arrive, players can dig into a slice of New Island, where they can experience all the fun of being a zero-hours contract bicycle courier. Bunny hop, grind, and power slide through busy malls and relentless traffic as you carve your path through one of New Island’s sandbox levels.
Follow your GPS for the most straightforward routes or scour high and low for shortcuts. Meet some of the ridiculous cast and add them to your client list before sampling a Delivery Rush, where the orders come in fast, and you need to react even faster.
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A bicycle courier game could definitely have a lot of potential. It kinda sounds like Crazy Taxi mixed with a BMX game
You not remember Courier Crisis? Okay so wasn't the best execution but it tried.
Never heard of that game before but after looking it up on Wikipedia, I agree that it sounds very similar.
Certainly didn't have the cool cartoony Craxy Taxi feel like you mentioned. There are so many games from the 5th Gen, at the dawn of 3d graphics that conceptually were great but I think it needed another well 20 years of advancements in the industry to happen. I do not know a single concept of a game that couldn't work nowadays, it's just up to developers to create.
Very true. A lot of those games have great mechanics but tend to not age very well visually.
This genuinely looks amazing. Gonna download the demo right now.
