While I have a deep love for weird and funky games they can be tough to pull off well. Perhaps no variety of weirdo games is tougher to do properly than the janky physics game, a style that Goat Simulator pretty well wrote the roadmap on getting away with. While not quite in the same vein in terms of the variety and mayhem, Totally Reliable Delivery Service is within that same overall space, with your job in theory being to get packages from Point A to Point B within the right amount of time or having not taken on too much damage. While perhaps you’ll start out that way, and could choose to continue to do so, the real fun is just enjoying it as a sandbox to explore and mess around in, which is where playing with more than one person helps a great deal. The problem is that it’s very much a fast food gaming experience that gets a bit bland in a hurry. Without too many random and utterly ridiculous elements to keep the laughs rolling you’re too quickly just left with a vanilla game with weak controls.