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Parcel Panic
by Jake
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About this world
Run, jump and deliver matching parcels through a cheerful toy-town depot in a 90-second shift. Dodge moving carts, protect your tips, find the hidden star and chase your best score.
How it plays
What you do
Run and jump from the dispatch shed to the matching colored van, automatically collecting and delivering parcels when close.
Your first win
The first blue parcel sits directly in front of the courier, with its blue van a short straight run ahead and a clear opening through the carts.
What you are chasing
Deliver as many parcels as possible during a 90-second shift, protecting parcels and finding the tucked-away depot bonus to beat your saved best tip total.
Controls
On a computer
Use WASD or arrows to run and Space to jump. Pickups and matching deliveries happen automatically. R or the retry button restarts the shift.
On a phone
Use a bottom-left joystick to run and a large bottom-right Jump button, including simultaneous movement and jumping. Pickup and delivery are automatic.
- Why play it again
- A predictable opening leads into alternating dispatch pads and van destinations, while moving cart timing and a hidden bonus reward better routes on repeat shifts.
- How it looks
- Build a warmly sunlit, beveled miniature depot matching the reference: three chunky vans backed against a cream wall, orange-roofed dispatch shed at front left, forklift and shelving on the left, raised loading platform with steps on the right, striped barriers and moving low parcel carts in the middle. Use exact accent #FF6B4A, warm #FFD23F, cool #2D7DD2, deep #1B3A6B and ink #FBFAFC; the box van is warm yellow rather than introducing a competing green. Keep an elevated fixed three-quarter view with toy proportions and soft shadows.
- Built for this world
- 7 3D models made for Parcel Panic and nothing else.
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