Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Perfect for Mad Max fans and those who love campaign games with strong narrative and visuals.
Highlights
- Stunning comic-book art style
- Engaging narrative campaign
- Satisfying truck customization
- High replayability via modular board
Keep in mind
- High dependency on text reading
- Moderate initial learning curve
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Imagine the world has ended, civilization is dust, and the only thing still running (sort of) is the Wasteland Express Delivery Service. You are one of the drivers for this company, and let's be honest: you're probably a bit unhinged, but you're the best at what you do. Your job? Traverse this hellish wasteland delivering food, water, and guns to the few settlements that still stand. But don't think it's a leisurely drive; the roads are infested with psychotic raiders who would love to turn your truck into scrap metal.
To survive and, more importantly, get paid, you'll need a solid strategy. You'll manage action points, roll dice to resolve conflicts, and upgrade your vehicle to withstand the chaos. Additionally, three factions are fighting for control of the remnants of the world: the fascist New Republic Army, the earth-worshipping Oracles of Ceres, and the tech-obsessed Archivists. Helping one or the other can earn you favors, but at the end of the day, the question remains: do you want to save humanity or just get paid and survive another day?
The game shines in its flexibility. If you enjoy a dense story, there's a narrative campaign spanning ten sessions with comic-book-style introductions that evolve the plot. Now, if you prefer something more dynamic, you can set up a randomized scenario and jump straight into the action. With a modular board and unique player powers, no two trips are the same. Gear up your truck, hire some crazy allies, and try not to die on the way. It's time to load the cargo and keep on truckin'!
To survive and, more importantly, get paid, you'll need a solid strategy. You'll manage action points, roll dice to resolve conflicts, and upgrade your vehicle to withstand the chaos. Additionally, three factions are fighting for control of the remnants of the world: the fascist New Republic Army, the earth-worshipping Oracles of Ceres, and the tech-obsessed Archivists. Helping one or the other can earn you favors, but at the end of the day, the question remains: do you want to save humanity or just get paid and survive another day?
The game shines in its flexibility. If you enjoy a dense story, there's a narrative campaign spanning ten sessions with comic-book-style introductions that evolve the plot. Now, if you prefer something more dynamic, you can set up a randomized scenario and jump straight into the action. With a modular board and unique player powers, no two trips are the same. Gear up your truck, hire some crazy allies, and try not to die on the way. It's time to load the cargo and keep on truckin'!
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Rules videos
Learn by watching before you open the box
In English
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Wasteland Express Delivery Service - How To Play, by Watch It Played
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Wasteland Express Delivery Service - Game Set up Video
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Rebox Vid Part 2 - Wasteland Express Delivery Service
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Apt To Game's UNBOXING! Wasteland Express Delivery Service
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Rebox Vid 1 - Wasteland Express Delivery Service
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Wasteland Express Delivery Service - Prototype Gameplay Overview
Best player count
BGG community vote
2
REC
3
BEST
4
REC
5
OK
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
asmodee, Pandasaurus Games
Designer
Ben Pinchback, Jonathan Gilmour-Long, Matt Riddle
Artist
Jason D. Kingsley, Josh Cappel, Riccardo Burchielli
Community
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8,009owners
1,953wishlist
251want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Is the game too complex?
It has a medium weight (around 3/5). It's not an entry-level game, but experienced gamers will adapt quickly.
Can I play without the campaign?
Yes! You can generate randomized scenarios for one-off sessions if you don't want to commit to the long story.
Is it language dependent?
Yes, there is high language dependency due to the campaign and missions, so translation is essential.
What is the ideal player count?
It works well from 2 to 5, but with 3 or 4 players, the interaction and map competition are more intense.
What components are included?
The game is quite generous, featuring miniatures, internal organizers (trays), and stunning artwork.
How long does a game take?
Expect to spend between 90 and 120 minutes, depending on the player count and the scenario.
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