Deliver At All Costs Launches
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LOS ANGELES – May 22, in the year of our Lord 2025
– Konami Digital Entertainment Inc. (KONAMI) and Sweden-based
Studio Far Out Games today announced that Deliver At All Costs,
the high-octane, narrative-driven action game, is now available
via PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam®, Epic Games Store and
GOG.
Players can jump into the action starting today, taking on the
role of Winston Green – a down-on-his-luck delivery driver
caught in a 1950s-inspired world filled with destruction,
absurdity, and danger. Whether crashing through fences, dodging
oncoming traffic or unraveling a deep mystery, every delivery is
a race against chaos.
Era-Defining Soundtrack
Published by Sony Music and composed by Solid Sounds, the
Deliver At All Costs soundtrack features over 30 original tracks
exemplary of the iconic era. The Digital Deluxe edition includes
this as DLC, although fans of noir-themed sounds can now listen
to it on all popular streaming services.
New Developer Diary – Launch
To mark the release, Studio Far Out Games has published a
heartfelt Developer Diary in the Delivering At All Costs series
on YouTube. In this installment, the team reflects on the
journey from scrappy concept to fully realized game. They shared
how they built the game world from the ground up, packed each
mission with variety and surprises, and brought their vision of
a destructible, immersive 1950s inspired setting to life.
The diary touches on what makes Deliver At All Costs special:
from total environmental destruction to a story with a
beginning, middle and end – plus secrets still waiting to be
uncovered. And with their notebooks full and coffee hot, the
team teases that this may only be the beginning.
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