Courier’s Corner — studio learning demo
An original, free tile-based delivery demo from First Play Studios. Play a complete small loop, inspect its source, and use this page as an example for your own project.
What I’m making.
A small, complete delivery loop, created by First Play Studios as a learning demo. This is studio work published by @todd and an example of a project page you can make here. Find the coral parcel, walk beside it, and interact. Then carry it to the blue DROP workbench. Use the on-screen buttons, or focus the board and use arrow keys / WASD and E. The original browser JavaScript source demonstrates tile-step movement, blocked spaces, nearby interaction, parcel states, and reset. The separate Godot workshop teaches a similar loop with a different project and codebase. Read the source walkthrough: https://firstplaystudio.com/courier Download the editable browser kit: https://firstplaystudio.com/api/kits/couriers-corner/download
Feedback I’m looking for.
Try one delivery without hints from us. Can you identify the parcel and destination? Tell us where you paused or which control was unclear, and include your browser or device. One observation is enough.
One useful step at a time.
A playable example for your first project page
We have given our original Courier’s Corner browser demo a public studio project page, an actual gameplay screenshot, an editable-source link and one focused feedback question. This page is an example you can follow when sharing your own small game, mod, map or tool.
What I checked
Completed a browser delivery with the on-screen controls. Checked distant interaction, blocked movement, parcel pickup, workbench delivery, repeated interaction after delivery, and reset to the initial state. This is a functional browser check, not a broad device compatibility test.
Next useful step
Collect first-time player observations. Can you find the parcel and workbench without help? Tell us one moment that was unclear in the project discussion.