GrubDash Driver: Food Delivery Driver Simulator Reviews

I really wanted to like this game. It has a quirky charm and theme to it but sadly falls short of the mark. * Content is sorely lacking. The concept is good but there needs to be more to it. The whole "deliver, upgrade, repeat" cycle loses its charm quickly as there doesn't seem to be any story or real goal other then cosmetic house upgrades. * I get the whole idea of finding addresses is supposed to be challenging but when there is literally no rhyme or reason to the layout of the streets and housing numbers, random wandering can get annoying very quickly if you are unlucky. * Too much of the game is unexplained. The developer did explain some of the mechanics such as what boosts the chances of getting tips but you have to dig around for it as virtually none of this is explained in game. Also I keep finding items that I have no idea what they do as they are not the usual delivery upgrade items and the game makes no effort to explain what they are for. * Music is catchy and charming for a while but the game could really use some more soundtracks. They get repetitive (like much of the game) very quickly. * I came across quite a few bugs. Random crashes and being unable to pick up items right in front of me until I restarted the game popped up more often than I would like. A real shame as the theme and character of the game has potential but the core mechanics really don't quite come together. If this was a demo, I would say it would be a positive display with some good potential if worked upon but as it is, the game feels unfinished and not ready for full release.

A nice little time killer game. It has the aesthetics of SNES style games like Earthbound, with a similar style humor. The pleasant sound track make's it relaxing, but the timed mini games gives you a small sense of urgency to get deliveries done in time. Buying upgrades with your earned money keeps the game going, and upgrades come frequently enough to keep going and just want to do 1 more delivery. I will say it seems like some of the mini games can be a bit too random at times, and will set you up for failure that is beyond your control. Mainly the house address being randomized, and the driving mini game obstacles. If these were tweaked a bit to have a bit more consistency to them, it would be a great game instead of a good game.

I am really in love with this game. I feel like this game is one you can just pick up and play. I haven't found anything I didn't like yet. Worth the money in my opinion.

So the game itself is ADORABLE! The only issue i have is that the streets are a little confusing. For example: I will read a sign that says 0-400 and then go down the block expecting the numbers to be in the hundreds but instead im looking at the 4000 block. Other then that I like the game, Also Id like to suggest being able to customize the drivers because we dont all look the same *wink *wink if you get my drift..Thanks for this little game its fun so far, I cant wait to see what im going to unlock next :)

The game is very simple in it's design and not overly difficult to learn overall. The time limits are tight and the delivery process is straightforward and does get repetitive over time, but I'd say it's a fine way to kill some time. The GPS is not very helpful when it comes to walking around, so it's a lot of figuring out where to go and the housing areas constantly change numbers per street. If you map out the different locations using a notepad or something, it does help when finding the businesses though. Good game, nice upgrade paths, and fairly worth the price tag of $8.