Free to playFruit Postal Service Deliver Fruit, Win Glory
A party racing game about delivering fruit. Race up to four friends as Walter Melon, Bandana-nana and the rest of the postal crew, use your fruity powers to get packages to customers first, and fight for the title of employee of the month. Fast, silly and made for couch rivalries.
Is Fruit Postal Service worth it?
Fruit Postal Service is worth it if…
- you want a fast, easy-to-learn party racer for a couch full of friends
- you enjoy short competitive rounds where the lead changes constantly
- you like colorful, silly games that do not take their premise seriously
- you are after a light time-killer rather than a deep racing sim
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A postal job with fruity powers
You work for the Fruit Postal Service, and the mail will not deliver itself. Pick an employee like Walter Melon, Professor Sherry, Bandana-nana or Jack Apple, each with their own fruity ability, then race the other drivers and the clock to get packages to waiting customers. The goal is simple: deliver the most fruit by the end of the run. The twist is that everyone else has the same goal, and their deliveries count against yours. It is a job in the loosest sense, closer to a sprint with parcels than a shift with paperwork.
Couch chaos for up to four
This is a party game built for the same room. Up to four players race head to head, and the fun comes from plans falling apart mid-race: someone cuts you off, a package goes the wrong way, the clock keeps ticking. Controllers are highly recommended, though two of the four players can play on keyboard if that is what you have. Rounds are short and quick to learn, so it works as a time-killer between other games or as the main event of a game night, one frantic delivery run after another.
