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Dilly DeliversScreenshot Saturday

One snapshot from every day in Pudding Town

· The Turbo Pudding team · 3 min read

Dilly, a yellow duckling in a teal courier cap with a pink scarf and a parcel on her back, walks across a wide two-lane road in Pudding Town on a sunny day; a traffic light beside the road shows green, a mint car and a yellow car with smiling faces wait at the top of the lanes, a narrow grassy island with a small white post runs down the middle, and a pale blue shop with a green and white awning, a street lamp and a picket fence stands beyond, under a smiling sun and puffy white clouds with faces

Chapter 1 of Dilly Delivers, Pudding Town, is free, and it lasts four days. Each day has its own name, its own weather and its own five parcels. It’s Saturday, so here is one screenshot from every day of Dilly’s first week on the job, plus two thank-yous at the door.

The picture at the top is from day 4, Big Biscuit. The light is green, the cars are waiting, and Dilly is halfway across a wide road with a tiny microphone for Lulu the frog.

Day 1: First Rounds

Sun, a pink morning sky and a nervous new courier. Granny Plume explains the deal: the long way through the park is easy but slow, the short way through town is quicker, “but watch out for cars, puddles and the yard dogs.” Dilly sums it up in one line: “Puddles: jump. Cars: wait for a gap. Dogs: run! Got it!”

Dilly, a yellow duckling in a teal courier cap with a pink scarf and a parcel on her back, steps onto a white zebra crossing on a narrow road in Pudding Town while a yellow car with a smiling face waits at the top of the lane; a duck crossing sign stands on a pole by the road, a lilac shop and a mint house with a teddy bear in the window line the street behind a picket fence, a row of seeds and a blue puddle wait on the pavement ahead, and a smiling sun peeks between clouds with faces in a pink sky
Searched “cozy delivery game”. The car waits for the duck. Every time.

Her first parcel is a packet of flower seeds for Clover the bunny, taken the short way, over a zebra crossing.

Day 2: Grumpy Street

Clouds today, and Granny Plume has a warning: “Mr. Guard down on Maple Street is in a grumpy mood.” Dilly’s answer: “Then I’ll be extra quick on Maple Street!” Here she is on the way to Fennel the fox with a box of fragile paint tubes, and Mr. Guard has just spotted her.

Dilly walks along the pavement with her parcel while Mr. Guard, an orange and cream yard dog with a red exclamation mark above his head, stands at a low gate in the picket fence next to a small sign with a paw print; behind them stand a cream house with a lilac roof, a pale blue shop with a striped awning, a lilac apartment house with a bunny in a window and a peach shop, a smiling rock sits on the pavement and a blue puddle lies ahead, under a soft pink sky with a smiling sun and clouds
Search: “duck game with dogs”. Mr. Guard has opinions about parcels.

Day 3: Puddle Parade

“Rain all day, I’m afraid. Puddles everywhere,” says Granny Plume. Dilly is delighted: “Rain? I’m a DUCK, Granny Plume!” The sky turns blue-gray, the puddles grow, and the Town way still has a road to cross. This parcel is a watering can for Clover, who got her flower seeds on day 1. “My seeds from last week are SO thirsty,” she says.

Rain falls over Pudding Town as Dilly, with little yellow stars circling her cap, walks toward a long blue puddle on the pavement; ahead is a zebra crossing where an orange car and a blue car with smiling faces drive along the road, a duck crossing sign stands beside it, and behind the picket fence rise a mint apartment house with a blue roof and a cream one with an orange roof, under gray clouds and a pale blue sky
Typed “rainy day game”. The puddles got bigger. Dilly didn’t mind.

The long way is the Park way: sandy paths, fruit trees and a lot fewer cars. Taken that way, a heavy sack of flour reaches Hazel the hedgehog, who greets it with hearts: “A whole sack, not a puff spilled! Muffins for the whole street!”

In the rain at the end of the Park way, Dilly stands on a pink doormat with her parcel in front of a brown-roofed cottage while Hazel, a cream hedgehog in a white chef’s hat and apron, raises her paws with star eyes and pink hearts floating above her; round mint and green trees with red fruit, a street lamp and a white picket fence line the sandy path, and a mailbox stands by the house
People also ask: is there a game where you deliver muffins? Close enough.

Day 4: Big Biscuit

Back to sunshine, and to big news: “Biscuit — the mayor’s dog — slipped his lead again.” Granny Plume says he’s a sweetie who just loves parcels, “especially cake-shaped ones.” Dilly’s plan: “Then today I’m a cake-shaped rocket!”

Before the cake, there are other parcels. The tiny microphone from the picture at the top arrives safely, and Lulu is thrilled: “A microphone! Now the whole pond can hear me sing! Ribbit-la-la!”

On a sunny day Dilly stands on a pink doormat with her parcel next to Lulu, a green frog with a pink bow and pink hearts floating above her, in front of a pink house with a heart-shaped door and a pink mailbox; to the left a blue car with a smiling face drives down a wide road, and a smiling sun with a glowing ring shines over puffy clouds with faces
Search history: “cute frog game”. She sings now. Loudly.

How the day ends belongs to Biscuit, and to a letter nobody expected. Play Pudding Town for free at dillydelivers.com, and if you want more ways through town, the three-star guide is a good next stop.

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