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Watch trailer on Steam ↗Deliver Die Die
If Rewind Studio · Published by If Rewind Studio
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
Help the pizza delivery guy escape a deadly trap. Deliver Die Die is a seamless interactive FMV thriller.
Action, Adventure · More free games
Navigate perilous streets as you race to deliver pies and dodge deadly obstacles in Deliver Die Die. Experience the heart-pounding thrill of an interactive film from If Rewind Studio.
About this game
A NORMAL DELIVERY... OR IS IT?
Max is just an ordinary guy, living from one order to the next as a courier. But one day, his routine shatters. Disturbing posters of a missing girl appear all over the city. His next delivery takes him to a dark, long-abandoned building that would be better left alone. What was once a simple job turns into a deadly trap—one that won’t be easy to escape.
QTE – ACT FAST AND PRECISELY
Experience dynamic gameplay filled with Quick Time Events.
To survive this nightmare, Max needs your help. Pass QTEs successfully to make him dodge, hide, or fight back at the right moment. The choice is yours.
DISCOVER NEW PATHS
Track your progress on a story map and uncover new branches that catch your interest. Each unique fragment you find will bring you closer to piecing together the Foundation.
GAME FEATURES
QTEs & Choices – A high level of interactivity. You’re not just watching a movie—you’re in control.
Multiple Endings – The story unfolds non-linearly. You decide Max’s fate.
Story Tree – A clear map of your journey helps you see the choices you’ve made and the ones still waiting to be discovered.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: i3 or later
- Graphics: GTX 970 or Radeon 390 or later
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 8 GB available space
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
We Completely Reworked the Controls (QTE)
For the past two months we’ve been working on one important part of the game — the controls.Originally, Deliver Die Die was designed around mouse input. But during internal testing we noticed a problem: instead of watching the scene unfold, players started chasing UI buttons around the screen with the cursor.For an interactive movie, that’s critical — it breaks immersion.So we decided to completely rebuild the control system so that the player’s actions match what the character is doing on screen as closely as possible.For example, in the scene shown in the video the character braces both hands against a door and tries to break it open. At that moment, the player needs to hold both triggers on the gamepad — as if they were physically pushing the door themselves.Interactions like this make the player feel the action instead of just pressing buttons.Interactive movies don’t leave much room for traditional gameplay mechanics. So we try to use every possible technique to make the experience feel more immersive.You can also see the new QTE interactions in the updated trailer on the game’s store page.Read full article on Community Announcements (ifrewind)
