ActionIs Delivering Letters worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy short walking-based horror games with delivery objectives
- Friends who want to watch one another play and compare completion times
- Solo players who prefer navigation, mailbox interactions, and enemy avoidance
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large game rather than a small delivery-focused experience
- Players who prefer open-ended play instead of completing 10 deliveries and leaving the area
- Players who do not enjoy avoiding an enemy while navigating between houses
Our take on Delivering Letters
The delivery objective gives the game a clear, compact structure, but that focus limits the range of activities during a session. Most of the play centers on locating numbered houses, making deliveries, avoiding the enemy, and reaching the exit.
What is Delivering Letters?
Delivering Letters is a small horror game centered on walking, navigation, and letter delivery.
The player must deliver 10 letters, randomly chosen from a pool of 50, by finding the matching house numbers and clicking their mailboxes. An enemy must be avoided during the task. The current letter and its house number can be checked with Tab, while the map shows house numbers when opened with M. After all 10 deliveries are complete, the player must leave the area to win. Movement uses WASD, sprinting uses Shift, and delivery uses the left mouse button while aiming at a mailbox. The game supports solo play and timed comparisons between friends watching one another play.
How Delivering Letters plays
- 01Random Letter Selection
- Each game uses 10 delivery targets selected from 50 possible letters.
- 02House Number Map
- Pressing M opens a map that shows the numbered houses.
- 03Enemy Avoidance
- The player must complete deliveries without being caught by the enemy.
- 04Escape Requirement
- The player must leave the area after delivering all 10 letters.
- 05Timed Comparisons
- Friends can compare who completes the game in the better time.
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Delivering Letters: platforms & release
Is Delivering Letters worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy short walking-based horror games with delivery objectives. Skip it if: players seeking a large game rather than a small delivery-focused experience.
Where can I download Delivering Letters?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Delivering Letters's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Delivering Letters on?
Windows only.




