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Is Santa's Special Delivery worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking an action game built around an extreme Santa premise
- Fans of violent and gory games with offensive holiday content
- Players interested in city-to-city sleigh deliveries with an unconventional final objective
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad campaign with varied objectives beyond the city delivery structure
- Players looking for detailed progression systems or a more conventional Christmas adventure
- Players who avoid violent, gory, or offensive content
Our take on Santa's Special Delivery
The game departs from the usual holiday delivery structure by making Santa’s final stop deliberately crude rather than heartwarming. Gift-giving and coal remain part of the premise, but the destination house replaces a conventional Christmas conclusion with an offensive act.
What is Santa's Special Delivery?
Players control Santa’s sleigh during Christmas Eve deliveries from city to city.
The sleigh is complete with twelve tiny, exploding reindeer. Good children receive gifts, bad children receive coal, and each city ends at a house belonging to someone described as exceptionally rotten. At that house, Santa performs a crude act on the chimney. The game presents this delivery route alongside violent, gory, and offensive content, using Santa’s familiar gift-giving role as the basis for its extreme premise. Its central structure is a sequence of city destinations, each ending at a single house selected for the final delivery.
How Santa's Special Delivery plays
- 01Sleigh Piloting
- Players control Santa’s sleigh as he travels between cities on Christmas Eve.
- 02Exploding Reindeer
- The sleigh comes with twelve tiny reindeer that explode.
- 03Gift Or Coal
- Santa gives gifts to good children and coal to bad children.
- 04Crude Final Delivery
- Each city ends at a house where Santa carries out a deliberately offensive act on the chimney.
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Santa's Special Delivery: platforms & release
Is Santa's Special Delivery worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking an action game built around an extreme Santa premise. Skip it if: players seeking a broad campaign with varied objectives beyond the city delivery structure.
Where can I download Santa's Special Delivery?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Santa's Special Delivery's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Santa's Special Delivery on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
