Moto Courier Simulator

**The city isn't waiting for you** You arrive with a severance check, a rented room and a bicycle. Rent comes every month, the bills never stop, and the only thing you really own is the road. Moto Courier Simulator is a delivery-work simulator about earning your way up in a living island city, one package at a time. Ride, deliver, get paid Jobs land on your phone. Read the map, pick your line through traffic, get the package there intact. Every rank you earn unlocks better pay, bigger loads and longer runs. Miss your daily goal and the rent still doesn't care. Play together in co-op! Team up with your friends in co-op! Take on deliveries together, explore the city, earn money, and cause some chaos along the way. Your bike is a decision, not a menu option You start on a bicycle. When you can afford it, browse the second-hand listings: mileage, damage, worn parts, "it's leaking oil". Haggle with the seller, trade in your old ride, take a loan if the bank believes your income — then the seller rides the bike over and hands you the keys. Repairs, paint, upgrades and where you leave it at night are your problem now. Street, garage, lock, insurance: theft is a real risk. The phone is the game's second screen Maps, bank, jobs, listings, shopping, contacts, messages, a camera and a photo feed, music, live streaming. Sit your licence exam, sign a contract with a regular client, stream your rides for extra income — or lose the lot on a horse race. Become the boss Rival courier companies run seasons against you and take jobs off the board. Climb far enough and you can buy the shop you used to deliver for: employees, margins, stock, then branches. That's the point where deliveries stop being mandatory. Ride out together (2–4 players) You share one city: the same traffic, the same pedestrians, the same clock and weather. Host a room, give your friend the code, and they drop straight into your world. Chat while you ride. Everyone keeps their own money, their own jobs and their own career — this is free-roam co-op, not a shared wallet. Features - A courier career from bicycle to motorcycle: ranks, daily goals, streaks - A second-hand vehicle market: mileage, damage, faults, haggling, trade-ins, loans - Repairs, paint and upgrades; your bike changes as its parts wear out - A housing ladder, rent and bills; where you park at night matters - Motorcycle licence exam, police stops and traffic fines - A phone with more than 20 apps: maps, bank, photo feed, live streaming and more - Day-night cycle, changing weather, flowing traffic and crowded pavements You don’t always have to solve your problems by talking things out. While working as a courier on the city streets, not everyone you meet will be friendly. You might run into thieves trying to steal your package, troublemakers getting in your way, or people determined to ruin your delivery. When that happens, get off your bike, put up your fists, and defend yourself. Knock them down, get your package back, and carry on with your delivery like nothing ever happened. At the end of the day, all the customer cares about is getting their package on time. They don’t need to know what it went through along the way. 👊📦 Customize your face, appearance, and style however you want. Before hitting the streets, you decide what kind of courier you want to be. Change your facial features, choose your hairstyle and appearance, and shape your character to match your style. You can look like a serious professional who takes every delivery seriously, or create someone who makes people think, “There’s no way that package is arriving in one piece.” After all, you’ll spend your days riding through the city, carrying packages, and getting yourself into all kinds of trouble. At least you get to decide how you look while doing it. Riding a motorcycle isn’t enough — you’ll have to do some actual work too. Not every package will be waiting for you at the door. When an order comes in, head inside the business, find the requested items on the shelves, and collect the right packages. Search through the aisles, check the order list, and make sure you grab everything the customer asked for. Pick up the wrong item and the customer might not be too happy. Take too long, and your delivery timer will keep ticking. So first, hunt down the right items, then jump on your bike and let the real adventure begin. Because a good courier doesn’t just ride fast — they also know what they’re delivering. 📦 Not every delivery starts at the same place. Pick up orders from different restaurants, cafés, markets, and all kinds of businesses scattered across the city. One delivery might send you to a restaurant for a hot meal, while the next could have you searching through the shelves of a completely different store to collect an order. Each business has its own environment, products, and pickup process. Check your order, head to the right location, complete whatever needs to be done, grab the package, and hit the road toward your next destination. As you move between different businesses throughout the day, it’s up to you to decide which orders to accept and how to plan your route. Because being a courier isn’t just about getting from point A to point B — sometimes you have to figure out what you’re doing inside point A first. 📦🏍️ Watch out for thieves! Delivering orders on time isn’t the only thing you’ll have to worry about in the city. You may run into thieves who have their eyes on your hard-earned money and belongings. Whenever you step away from your bike, keep an eye on your surroundings and don’t leave anything valuable unattended. A moment of carelessness could cost you the money or items you’ve spent all day earning. If you spot the thief in time, you can chase them down, catch them, and try to get your stolen stuff back. But remember, your order is still waiting and the delivery timer keeps ticking. So while you’re trying not to keep the customer waiting, you’ll also have to make sure you don’t get robbed. Keep your eyes open. Not everyone in this city is waiting for a package — some of them are waiting for you. 👀 Just because you have a motorcycle doesn’t mean you can hit the streets right away. First, you have to earn your license! Get on your bike, take the driving test, and prove that you’re ready for the road. Follow the rules, complete the course, avoid the obstacles, and show the examiner that you actually know how to handle a motorcycle. Mistakes during the test can affect your result, so instead of going full throttle and trying to finish as quickly as possible, you’ll need to stay in control. Assuming you have the patience for that… Pass the test, get your license, and start working freely across the city streets. Because the first rule of becoming a professional courier isn’t delivering packages — it’s being legally allowed to ride a motorcycle in the first place. 🏍️ When you spend all day delivering other people’s food, you’re bound to get hungry too! Racing through the city to complete deliveries, riding your motorcycle, and constantly moving from one place to another isn’t easy. When hunger kicks in, take a short break from deliveries, grab something to eat from a restaurant or another business, and recharge your energy. Because your motorcycle isn’t the only thing in this city that needs fuel. During a long day of work, you’ll need to keep an eye on your own needs, take a break at the right time, and make sure you’re ready to get back on the road. Of course, after spending all day carrying burgers, pizzas, and all kinds of delicious food for other people, you can always try not to eat anything. Good luck with that. Fuel the courier first, then the motorcycle. 🍔🏍️