Overview
Deadly Delivery, developed by Flat Head Studio and released on December 4, 2025, is an online co-op VR horror game available on Meta Quest (including Quest 2) and PC VR with full cross-play. Priced at an affordable $9.99, it puts you and up to three friends in the role of goblin delivery workers, hauling packages into procedurally generated haunted mines teeming with monsters and traps.
Inspired by the viral chaos of Lethal Company but built from the ground up for VR, the game masterfully blends tense survival horror with emergent comedy, thanks to physics-based interactions, proximity voice chat, and unpredictable social antics.
Gameplay
Each run starts in a lively lobby where you customize your goblin, purchase quirky tools like flashlights, walkie-talkies, or larger bags, and even gamble your earnings for bigger risks. Then, select a biome and dive into the dark tunnels to grab weighted parcels, navigate hazards, drop them at eerie doorsteps, ring the bell, and extract before monsters catch you.
Proximity voice chat and spatial audio turn every expedition into hilarious mayhem – expect panicked screams, accidental betrayals, teammate piling for climbs, or frantic slaps to “motivate” each other. Progression across multiple days unlocks new gear, cosmetics, pets, and tougher challenges to meet your quota.
Performance on Quest 2
As a native standalone title, Deadly Delivery performs impressively on Quest 2 hardware, delivering smooth frame rates, responsive controls, and precise physics for grabbing, throwing, and interacting with objects. Comfort settings like snap or smooth turning and vignettes ensure minimal motion sickness, even during intense sprints.
The cel-shaded art style looks vibrant and sharp, with effective dynamic lighting creating genuine tension in pitch-black areas. Post-launch updates have ironed out minor issues, making it a buttery experience on older Quest models.
Multiplayer Experience
The game’s magic truly shines in co-op, where VR immersion amplifies both scares and laughs – coordinating in the dark, sacrificing friends to monsters, or celebrating narrow escapes creates unforgettable stories. Public lobbies with random players often lead to surprisingly fun sessions, while playing with friends is pure gold.
Solo mode is supported but misses the social spark that defines the experience, as teamwork and voice chat chaos are core to the fun. With strong community praise for its replayability, it’s perfect for groups craving Lethal Company-style antics in full VR.
Pros and Cons
Pros: Endless emergent humor from physics and voice chat; outstanding VR immersion with weighty interactions; high replayability through procedural levels and unlocks; budget-friendly price with active developer support; excellent ratings (4.8/5 on Quest, 96% positive on Steam).
Cons: Best with friends or outgoing randoms – solo feels flat; some content repetition possible after extensive play, though updates add freshness.
Final Verdict
Deadly Delivery stands out as one of 2025’s top VR titles, delivering a hilarious yet spooky co-op experience that’s tailor-made for Quest 2 owners. Its blend of horror tension and comedic chaos fills a long-awaited gap in native VR multiplayer games.
If you’re looking for scream-filled laughter with buddies, this goblin delivery nightmare is an absolute must-buy – chaotic, immersive, and endlessly entertaining. Highly recommended!
9
Deadly Delivery review code provided by publisher and reviewed on a Quest 2. For more information on scoring, please read What our review scores really mean.
