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How to Play Elm Street Delivery - Step by Step

The Elm Street Delivery page loads a ~3 MB WebGL courier map in an iframe from the FreeToolOnline game CDN.

Press Play, click to start, then click houses and the warehouse to pick up and deliver boxes before customers lose patience.

Step 1 - press Play

Press Play to inject the CDN iframe (~3 MB). The Elm WebGL map boots inside the frame.

Step 2 - start the shift

Click the in-game start prompt. You play as Joe the courier on a bicycle with limited box space.

Step 3 - plan pickups and deliveries

Click the warehouse and houses. Pick up fashion boxes, watch inventory capacity, and deliver before customer patience runs out.

Step 4 - keep customers happy

Unhappy customers end the run. Short routes and careful order beats racing every pin at once.

SettingValueNotes
Download~3 MBElm JS + WebGL images
Inputmouse / tapclick destinations
Savessession-onlyno local save on this page
EngineWebGLneeds a working WebGL context

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