Average Courier Game

The game

You play a package courier in a small town. It starts as an ordinary delivery job: clock in at the depot, follow the GPS through town, and hand parcels over at customers’ doors.

Shift by shift, the town quietly stops making sense, and everyone except you acts as if nothing is wrong. It’s deadpan comedy, not horror.

From the project’s design notes.

Development footage

Muted, looping clips from Roblox Studio. Each one plays only while it’s on screen.

How it’s made

• Built in Roblox Studio with Rojo, so the Luau code lives in regular files.
• The town is generated: roads grow out from the depot, then lots and buildings fill in around them.
• Deliveries are designed to be composed from reusable parts (house, customer, package and dialogue) instead of being written one by one.
• The player character uses a custom rig with a ragdoll reaction.

As of August 2026, a player can clock in, follow the GPS through a generated town and deliver a package. Shifts, vehicles, customers and payouts are still to come.

From the project’s development notes, August 2026.