DOSTAVKA

A missing soft drink turns an already miserable fast-food shift into a madcap chase through an alien-invaded city. DOSTAVKA is a demanding 3D platformer built around speed, precision, and a deliberately ridiculous premise: an underpaid student has to catch the delivery driver before one mistake destroys their reputation. Its bright, stylized environments draw from an Eastern European aesthetic rather than the usual sci-fi ruins, giving the invasion a playful, surreal character. The tone stays light and eccentric, with oddball dialogue and a soundtrack by MOLINEA that keeps the momentum moving.

The main objective is simple—run down the delivery route—but reaching it requires serious movement skills. Players sprint across tightly designed obstacle courses, chain double jumps, dash through gaps, wall-run along precarious surfaces, and use rocket jumps to reach shortcuts or survive huge vertical climbs. Levels reward clean execution and route knowledge, so repeated attempts become less about luck and more about shaving seconds off a run. Hidden references and Easter eggs encourage players to look beyond the direct path, while leaderboards add a competitive reason to master every tricky section. It is primarily a solo experience; an online mode for up to four players exists in the build, but it is not currently functional.

What makes DOSTAVKA memorable is the contrast between its hard-edged platforming and its aggressively mundane setup. Instead of saving humanity with military hardware, you are fixing a restaurant order while extraterrestrial chaos unfolds around you, and that absurdity gives the adventure personality. The movement has the demanding, momentum-focused appeal of games such as A Story About My Uncle or Neon White’s traversal challenges, though it favors 3D obstacle-course precision over shooting. Rough alpha-era edges are part of the package, but players who enjoy retrying difficult jumps, learning advanced techniques, and competing for faster times should find plenty to work with.