Water Delivery

Adventure· Horror· Mystery· Psychological Horror

Released Sep 2024

Water Delivery is a first person, horror experience where you play as a water delivery boy. Ride along in the delivery truck from house to house. Deliver filled water jugs, find and return empty jugs, and collect all the payments. Will you be able to finish your final route of the evening?

86% positive · 218 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

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Steam Updated 12 Oct 2026 $5.99

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Evaluation

Water Delivery launched on September 18, 2024 as a self-contained first-person horror experience. Following launch, the developer released several hotfixes and then a substantial v1.1 update on January 10, 2025, which added language support, upgraded the game engine, and improved performance and AI pathing. There is no indication of planned DLC, expansions, or additional story content for Water Delivery. Crucially, in a January 24, 2025 announcement, Frozen Lake Software explicitly stated that development on Water Delivery is complete and that their studio has moved on to their next game, Den-Den: Tokyo Horror. They wrote: "Once we finished development on Water Delivery, we knew it was time to go back to our roots..." The v1.1 update post from January 10, 2025 similarly frames the update as something done "as we continue to develop our next upcoming game," reinforcing that Water Delivery is no longer in active development. All subsequent developer news posts (including updates from March and September 2025) concern Den-Den: Tokyo Horror exclusively. Water Delivery shipped as a complete, self-contained horror experience with a defined ending and multiple branching outcomes. No DLC, season pass, or post-launch content expansions have ever been announced for it. The game is done.

Evidence

Developer announces Den-Den: Tokyo Horror as their next game, explicitly stating 'Once we finished development on Water Delivery, we knew it was time to go back to our roots.' This is a direct confirmation that Water Delivery development is complete.

news post · Jan 24, 2025 source development ending

high

v1.1 update shipped with engine upgrade, performance improvements, and language additions. Post frames this as a final polish pass 'as we continue to develop our next upcoming game,' signaling Water Delivery development is winding down.

news post · Jan 10, 2025 source development ending

high

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Details

Developer

Frozen Lake Software

Publisher

Frozen Lake Software

Achievements

Platform

Windows

Controller

full support

Steam Deck

Unsupported

Players

Single-player

Adventure Horror Mystery Psychological Horror Atmospheric Simulation First-Person Supernatural Multiple Endings Walking Simulator Stylized Dark Story Rich Choices Matter Surreal

About this game

Features:

Ride along in the delivery truck from house to house, listening to lo-fi beats on the radio.
Grab filled water jugs from the back of the truck and deliver them to their drop-off points.
Search the houses and surrounding properties for all of the empty water jugs and return them to the truck.
When you have completed each job, make sure to collect the money from the homeowner.
Along the way, you'll unravel the dark mystery that is haunting this rural community.
The game has multiple endings, based upon the choices you make and the things that you discover.