Deadly Delivery is a thrilling survival and escape Roblox game where you and your team delve into dangerous underground levels to scavenge food supplies for a fast-food restaurant in a post-apocalyptic world. Developed by WTHHHELL BRO, the game challenges players to manage risk, inventory, and terrifying monsters. This beginner’s guide will equip you with the essential knowledge to survive, farm money efficiently, and clear levels fast.
Understanding the Core Gameplay Loop
The objective of Deadly Delivery is straightforward but perilous.
Start in the Lobby: You begin in a safe lobby area with three elevators. Each elevator can hold up to four players and serves as your gateway to the underground.
Enter the Elevator: Join an elevator with your team. It will descend to the first level.
Scavenge and Survive: Explore the dark rooms, collecting food items and cash while avoiding monsters and traps. Your Money Bar at the top of the screen fills up as you collect items.
Return and Decide: Once the Money Bar is full, your team must return to the elevator to deposit the items. The team then votes:
Deep: Continue to a deeper, more dangerous, but more rewarding level.
Evacuate: Return to the lobby to sell your collected items for cash.
If you die, you are automatically evacuated but get to keep all items you collected, making survival the top priority.
How to Choose the Best Class
Your class defines your role and strengths. You can unlock new classes from an NPC in the lobby using in-game cash.
Here is a breakdown of the available classes:
Starter (Free): The default class with no special bonuses.
Odd Jobber (100$): A cheap, basic upgrade from the starter class.
Veterinarian (2,500$): Likely provides benefits related to healing or dealing with certain creatures.
Chef (3,000$): May offer bonuses to food-related items or efficiency.
Sprinter (10,000$): An excellent choice for survival, allowing you to outrun monsters and navigate levels quickly.
Baseballer (12,000$): A combat-focused class, ideal for players who want to fight back against threats.
Porter (30,000$): A high-end class that likely increases your carrying capacity or inventory efficiency, perfect for farming.
Beginner Recommendation: Start with Odd Jobber, then save up for Sprinter for its superior survivability.
Essential Gear and How to Use It
Gear are single-use items purchased from the “Gears” NPC in the lobby (which restocks every 5 minutes) or from vending machines inside the elevator.
| Gear Item | Cost ($) | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Flashlight | 50 | Essential for visibility in dark levels. |
| Bandages | 100 | Heals your character. |
| Box | 100 | Can be used to block paths or distract enemies. |
| Bloxy Cola | 150 | Likely provides a temporary speed or stamina boost. |
| Hourglass | 150 | May slow down enemies or extend a timer. |
| Revive Syringe | 200 | Allows you to revive a downed teammate. |
| Baseball Bat | 200 | A weapon for defending yourself. |
| Teleporter | 250 | A lifesaver for a quick escape back to the elevator. |
| Z-Ray Gun | 700 | A powerful but expensive weapon. |
Pro Tips to Survive, Farm, and Clear Levels Fast
Master Your 4 Slots: During a run, you only have 4 active inventory slots. You must frequently return to the elevator to deposit your loot and free up space. Don’t get greedy and overfill your pockets.
Use the Vending Machine: If you can’t find a crucial gear item like a Flashlight in the level, buy one from the elevator’s vending machine before you head out. Being prepared is key.
The Red Button is Your Lifeline: If you get left behind and the elevator doors close, press the red button next to the doors. This will reopen them for a brief moment, allowing you to get in.
Prioritize the Money Bar: The primary goal is to fill the team’s Money Bar. Once it’s full, get back to the elevator immediately so the team can vote on the next move. Wandering around after it’s full is an unnecessary risk.
Invest in Permanent Storage: Your lobby inventory starts with 200 slots. Use the money you earn to upgrade this storage capacity, allowing you to keep more items between runs.
Know When to Evacuate: As you go deeper, the rewards increase, but so does the danger. If your team is low on health or gear, voting to Evacuate and securing your earnings is often smarter than risking a total loss.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What happens if I die in Deadly Delivery?
A: If you die, you are evacuated back to the lobby, but you get to keep all the items you collected during that run.
Q: How many players can play together?
A: Each elevator supports up to 4 players. You can form a team of 4 to ensure you play together.
Q: What is the best way to farm money?
A: The most efficient method is to play cautiously with a coordinated team. Fill the Money Bar on the first few, safer levels, evacuate, sell your items, and repeat. This consistent, low-risk farming is better than dying on a deep level.
Q: Can I play solo?
A: While you can enter an elevator alone, the game is significantly harder without a team to watch your back and help fill the Money Bar.
Conclusion
Success in Deadly Delivery Roblox hinges on teamwork, smart inventory management, and knowing your limits. Start by unlocking a useful class like the Sprinter, always carry a Flashlight and a Teleporter for emergencies, and never underestimate the importance of returning to the elevator. By following this guide, you’ll minimize losses, maximize profits, and be well on your way to becoming a master delivery survivor. Now, gather your team and see how deep you can go