Your DoorDash Nightmare Is Now a Horror Game
Night Shippers drops 1–8 players into a gig economy shift in hell for under $5
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (April 6, 2026) Night Shippers is out now on Steam. The game puts 1–8 players in the role of food delivery drivers working the night shift in hell: take orders, dodge ghosts, navigate haunted Vietnamese streets, and finish your deliveries before sunrise or be trapped in the underworld forever. It is one of the funniest co-op games launching this April, and at $4.99 with the launch discount, it costs less than the food you’re delivering.
Inspired by the real gig economy culture of Southeast Asia and films like China’s Upstream (the Xu Zheng hit about delivery drivers that sparked a national debate), Night Shippers turns the universal dread of app-based work into a chaotic co-op horror comedy. The setting is built from actual Vietnamese street life: narrow alleys, flickering streetlights, motorbike sounds, and customers who happen to be dead.
The game already has momentum. Over 80,000 unique players tried the demo on Steam, putting it in the top 3% by playtime during Steam Next Fest. Hundreds of content creators picked it up organically, and co-op communities have called it one of the best laugh-out-loud multiplayer experiences of the year.
Quick Facts
Players: 1–8 online co-op (solo friendly)
Price:Â $7.99 USD ($4.99 with launch discount)
Platform:Â Steam (PC)
Developer/Publisher:Â Young Buffalo (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)
Languages:Â 11 including English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and more
Genre:Â Co-op horror comedy, roguelite progression
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3761880/Night_Shippers/
