Totally Reliable Delivery Service - Stunt Sets

My Saturday-night crew has a rule: if the game makes someone fall off a vehicle while screaming, it stays in the rotation. Stunt Sets, the first major DLC for Totally Reliable Delivery Service, earns that spot without breaking a sweat. It drops a brand-new private island into the mix - styled like a movie backlot - and fills it with 15 new deliveries, new vehicles to pilot, and super-powered cosmetics that let your ragdoll courier look appropriately ridiculous while failing spectacularly at the simplest tasks. The design focus here is challenge escalation rather than world-building. Where the base game spreads its chaos across varied biomes, Stunt Sets leans into verticality and obstacle density. Floating platforms, sky-high courses, and precarious drop-offs push the physics engine into territory that makes even routine package runs feel like live action stunt sequences. The co-op structure rewards genuine coordination - one player wrestling cargo into position while another tries to keep a vehicle pointed in the right direction - though in practice, coordination lasts about thirty seconds before someone panics and the package ends up in the sea. That is, genuinely, the point. From an accessibility standpoint, this is one of the easiest party games to hand a controller to someone who has never played it. The ragdoll physics do half the comedy work for you, and there is no mechanical barrier to entry. Split-screen co-op works locally, Remote Play Together handles the friends-on-the-couch-but-actually-across-town scenario, and the game supports up to four players online. No wheel, no HOTAS, no calibration screens - just a controller, a couch, and a very low tolerance for successful deliveries. The caveats are real, though. Stunt Sets is DLC, which means it requires the base game and adds content rather than reinventing anything. If the core loop of TRDS - pickup object, fight physics, probably fail, laugh anyway - was wearing thin for you before, a new island and some fresh vehicle types will not fix that. The 76 percent positive Steam score and Metacritic 64 are honest signals that this is comfort food, not a revelation. And the new cosmetics, while fun in tone, are purely cosmetic - they do not unlock new mechanics or change how deliveries play out. For the crowd this targets - families, casual co-op groups, anyone who treats "is it fun for four people who are not paying full attention" as the only metric that matters - Stunt Sets delivers exactly what it promises. It is a short but breezy content drop that extends an already likeable party game without asking too much of your wallet or your patience.

Riley · Scout Team

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