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Deadly Delivery Guide: How a run works

Deadly Delivery

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Overview

Deadly Delivery is a survival horror game set in a post-apocalyptic world where food has run out. You play as a delivery worker who dives into underground sewers, fights through monster-filled dungeons, and hauls food back to the surface — losing everything you collected if you die. This guide covers how to get started, how to survive deeper floors, and what the badge requirements tell you about where the game is pushing you.

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Contents

01 How a run works Summary 02 Live and upcoming events Events 03 Getting started Step 04 Working codes Codes 05 Teamwork and the vote system Tips 06 Food collection and badge targets Table 07 NPC rescues and daily tasks Tips 08 Floor 35 goals for experienced players Warn 09 What the July 2026 update added Summary 10 Glossary Words 11 Common questions FAQ

How a run works

Summary

In short Every run is a loop of descending, collecting food, and deciding when to leave — death wipes everything you found.

Each time you drop into the sewers you are on a run. You explore floors, pick up food and other items, and at certain points the group votes on whether to push deeper or evacuate to the surface. If you die before evacuating, every item and coin you gathered on that run is gone. Making it back alive is the only way to keep what you found.

Run　one full trip underground, from descent to evacuation or death
Evacuation　leaving the sewers safely; your loot is only secure after this
Vote　the moment the group decides to go deeper or head back
Floor　a numbered level underground; higher numbers mean more danger
Food　the core resource you collect and bring back
Loot　all food, items, and coins gathered during the run

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02 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now Oct 23 – Nov 16

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HAPPY 1ST ANNIVERSARY! 2X LUCK & FREE GIFTS!

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Getting started

Step

In short Grab your free code rewards first, finish the tutorial, and stay on shallow floors until you understand how the vote works.

Before your first real run, redeem any active codes — tap the gear icon in the top-left, type the code exactly as shown, and hit Redeem. The weapons and healing items you receive will make early floors much easier. Then complete the tutorial to learn the basic controls before you go anywhere dangerous.

Redeem codes open the gear icon, enter the code, and press Redeem to collect free weapons and healing items
Finish the tutorial cover movement, item use, and how to flee before entering a real floor
Check your inventory make sure you are carrying a flashlight and at least one healing item before descending
Learn the map edges spend your first runs near the entrance so you always know the way back
Vote to evacuate early when the group votes, choose to head back while you are still comfortable; you can always go deeper next run

04 Working codes Codes

SUNSANDSPLASH

BOSSFIGHT Freebies

Freebies

DEADLYDELIVERY 1 Baseball Bat , 1 Revive Syringe , and 1 Z-Ray Gun

1 Baseball Bat , 1 Revive Syringe , and 1 Z-Ray Gun

deadlydelivery1000 2,000 Coins

2,000 Coins

Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Teamwork and the vote system

Tips

In short The evacuation vote is where most runs are won or lost, so speak up and revive teammates whenever you safely can.

When you are playing with others, the vote to continue or evacuate is one of the most important moments in any run. A single bad call in the wrong direction wipes the whole squad's loot. Reviving a downed teammate keeps your team at full strength and also works toward the Second Chance badge. The No Man Left Behind badge — requiring a full squad to evacuate floor 35 with zero deaths — shows just how much the game rewards coordinated play.

Tips worth knowing

Revive downed teammates whenever the surrounding area is clear — the run stays stronger with everyone alive
Solo runs bypass the vote entirely

Food collection and badge targets

Table

In short Food totals across many runs stack toward major badges, so consistent safe evacuations beat risky attempts at bigger hauls.

Several badges track cumulative food evacuated across all your runs, not just one. Grocery Runner asks for 100 foods evacuated in total; Stockpiler for 500; Supply Master for 2,500; and The Whole Farm for 10,000.

Grocery Runner	evacuate a cumulative 100 foods
Stockpiler	evacuate a cumulative 500 foods
Supply Master	evacuate a cumulative 2,500 foods
The Whole Farm	evacuate a cumulative 10,000 foods

NPC rescues and daily tasks

Tips

In short Rescuing unique NPCs and completing daily tasks are steady side goals that give you something to work toward on every run.

While food is the main objective, the badge list reveals two other progress tracks worth keeping in mind. NPCs can be found and rescued inside the dungeon: the badges ask for 1, 5, 10, and 15 unique rescues, so look for them on every run rather than ignoring them. Daily tasks also stack up — 12 completed tasks earns the Dedicated Employee badge.

Tips worth knowing

Check each floor for NPCs and rescue them when it is safe; unique rescues count toward four separate badges
Complete daily tasks each session rather than saving them up; 12 total are needed for the badge

Floor 35 goals for experienced players

Warn

In short The hardest badges all require reaching floor 35 without skips, so do not attempt them until you can evacuate floors 10, 20, and 30 reliably.

Once you can consistently clear the earlier floor milestones, floor 35 opens up a set of serious challenges. Speedrun I requires evacuating floor 35 in under 60 minutes with no skips; Speedrun II cuts that to 45 minutes; Speedrun III to 30. Untouchable requires reaching that same floor without dying at all. No Man Left Behind demands a full squad evacuation with zero deaths. These are long-term targets, not things to chase on your first few sessions.

Worth watching out for

The no-skip rule on every floor 35 badge means you cannot use the level 40 start option begin from the top

Untouchable and No Man Left Behind both require zero deaths, so a single mistake ends the attempt for the whole group

What the July 2026 update added

Summary

In short The most recent update added Void Levels, a new entity, and exclusive cosmetics, plus the ability to start at level 40.

The update released on July 24, 2026 introduced Void Levels as a new area for deeper exploration, along with a new entity called the Eye Vine that you will encounter there. Two cosmetic additions came with it: Void Skins and an exclusive mutation called Eclipse. The Summer Skin Event was also extended through July 31, 2026. A level 40 start option is now available, though note that it disqualifies you from the no-skip badges on floor 35.

Void Levels　new — deeper area added in the July 24, 2026 update
Eye Vine　new entity — found inside Void Levels
Void Skins　new cosmetic — tied to the Void Levels content
Eclipse　new cosmetic — exclusive mutation added in the same update
Level 40 start　new option — skips early floors but blocks floor 35 no-skip badges

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Glossary

Run: A single trip underground from your descent to either a successful evacuation or death, after which any uncollected loot is lost.
Evacuation: Leaving the sewers safely, which is the only way to keep the food and items you collected during a run.
Vote: A group decision made at set points during a run where all players choose to descend further or return to the surface.
Entity: An enemy creature that roams the dungeon floors, including the Eye Vine added in the July 2026 update.
Void Levels: A deeper area of the dungeon added on July 24, 2026, accessible after the standard floors.
Eclipse: An exclusive mutation cosmetic item introduced in the July 24, 2026 update.
Redeem: The action of entering a code in the gear-icon menu to receive free in-game rewards.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I play alone?

Yes, the game supports solo play. When you are alone, the evacuation vote does not apply — you make the call yourself on when to head back.

What happens when I die?

Every item, food, and coin you picked up during that run is lost.

Does starting at level 40 affect my badges?

Yes. The Speedrun, Untouchable, and No Man Left Behind badges all require evacuating floor 35 with no skips, so using the level 40 start option disqualifies you from earning any of them on that run.

How do I unlock the floor 35 deathless badges?

You need to reach and evacuate floor 35 starting from the beginning — no skips allowed. For Untouchable, no one on your team can die. For No Man Left Behind, your full squad must evacuate alive with zero deaths between all of them.

Updated Sep 15, 2026
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