Park @PGTHEGOD
Programming & 3D art
Writes the ragdoll physics, then models every box by hand and gives each one a personality it will lose in the crash.
INDIE GAME STUDIO
One tiny studio.
One huge mess.
Peloria Studio is two friends building Delivery Disaster — a chaotic cartoon game about getting one fragile package across town in one piece. It’s 11% done. We’re weirdly proud of that.
- 1
- game in the works
- 2
- people making it
- 11%
- done, and proud
ONE FRAGILE PACKAGEZERO INSURANCECARTOON CHAOSHANDLE WITH CAREMADE BY 2 FRIENDSWISHLIST SOON
THE GAME
Delivery Disaster
You are a courier. You have one package, two hands, and a town that is actively conspiring against you. Sprint, stumble and slapstick your way across ragdoll streets — and try to deliver the box with at least one corner intact.
Honest status: one street exists, the physics mostly work, and the courier finally has a face. The other 89% is scheduled for “eventually”.
- Chaotic physics
- Cartoon mayhem
- One fragile box
DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS11%
Every devlog post nudges this bar. Slowly. Heroically.
DEVLOG
Notes from the crash site
Short, honest updates written whenever something interesting breaks — or, more rarely, works.
- Multiplayer
Ten hours later, two couriers share one street
One unbroken 10-hour sitting to get multiplayer talking to itself. It holds — and every courier now shows up with a Peloria Account, our brand new sign-in.
- Physics
The box now bounces wrong on purpose
Spent two weeks making our physics less realistic. The package needs to feel doomed the moment you pick it up.
- Art
Our courier got a face
First character model is in. He has exactly one expression — cheerful panic — and honestly, it covers everything.
- Design
Blocking out the first street
Greybox of the neighborhood: four houses, one hill, one deeply unfair dog. Playtesters lost the package in 40 seconds.
- Studio
What 11% of a game looks like
An honest breakdown: one level, no menus, physics that mostly behave, and a spreadsheet of 212 ideas we cannot afford.
STUDIO
Two friends and a shared physics bug
Peloria Studio started as a game jam that never really ended. We both code, we both break things, and we meet in a voice channel every evening to break them together.
Lynkh @LYNKH
Programming & game design
Designs the streets, the rules, and the deeply unfair dog — then codes them until they fight back.
Small budget, on purpose
No investors, no deadlines we did not choose. Every feature has to earn its place with the hours we actually have.
Funny beats fancy
If a bug makes both of us laugh, it gets promoted to feature. Polish comes later; personality comes first.
Build in the open
Rough edges, scrapped ideas and honest percentages, posted in the devlog as they happen.
659 BOXES DROPPED IN TESTING, SO FAR