Elm Street Delivery - Free Browser Courier Route Game
Elm Street Delivery is a free browser courier game. You are Joe on a bicycle - pick up fashion boxes, plan a short route, and deliver before customers turn unhappy. About 3 MB after Play. No account.
Want a different planning puzzle? Try Pipe Rotate Puzzle. Prefer a short point-and-click story? Try The House Pointclick.
WebGL courier route game. Click houses and the warehouse to pick up and deliver boxes before customers lose patience. Adapted from zalando/elm-street-404 (MIT). About 3 MB.
Mouse or tap to click destinations. On a phone, landscape helps. First load is larger, then cached.
Elm Street Delivery is a free browser courier route game that runs entirely in your browser with no account or install. The skill is route order and bike capacity, not twitch aiming.
Key features
- Plan courier pickups and deliveries on one WebGL map.
- Limited bike capacity forces route order choices.
- About 3 MB loads after Play and then stays in the browser cache.
How to play
Press Play, then click to start. Click houses and the warehouse to pick up fashion boxes and deliver them before customers turn unhappy.
Your data
Progress is session-only on this page, so no save file is stored after you close the tab.
For more free browser games, open the game hub. Related picks: Pipe Rotate Puzzle for path puzzles and The House Pointclick for a longer click-through story.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Elm Street Delivery?
A free browser WebGL courier game. Plan short routes, carry limited boxes, and keep customers happy.
How do I play?
Press Play, click the start prompt, then click houses and the warehouse to pick up and deliver fashion boxes.
Does it save progress?
No. Each run is session-only. There is no account and no local save on this page.
How big is the download?
About 3 MB of Elm-compiled JS plus images after you press Play. Later visits use the browser cache.
Does it need WebGL?
Yes. The map renders with WebGL. If WebGL is blocked, the game cannot draw.
Is this open source?
Yes. Adapted from zalando/elm-street-404 (MIT, Copyright (c) 2015 Zalando SE).