Post & Parcel
Live on the App Store, Android to follow
A minute behind the counter of a village post office.
Stamp, weigh, wrap and send, and get them all away happy before the van leaves.
What kind of game is Post & Parcel?
A cosy time-management game for iPhone, iPad and Android about running a village post office. Villagers arrive with parcels that each need a stamp, a weigh or a wrap. You tap a station to do the job and tap the customer to hand it back. A shift lasts about a minute.
This one is for you if
- You miss a proper post office counter
- You like a job with a rhythm you can learn
- You collect things, and there are twenty-four stamps in here
Stamp, weigh, wrap, send
The stamp pad and scales on day one. The wrapping desk, airmail rack, label printer, customs desk and wax seal follow as you learn them.
Speed pays
Serve people back to back and a tip streak builds. Let one give up and it resets. Every shift ends with one, two or three stars, and one is enough to open tomorrow.
Days with a twist
Christmas Rush, Parcel Day, Postcard Season and a slow Sunday Service, every third day. Real seasons change the counter too: letters to Santa in December, cards in February.
- 7
- jobs behind the counter, from the stamp pad to the wax seal
- 24
- stamps in the album, three of them only in season
- £2.99
- once to remove ads, forever, for the whole family
Before you tap
- Is Post & Parcel free?
- Yes. It is free with ads between shifts, never during one. A single £2.99 purchase removes every ad forever and is shared with your family.
- What is the Stamp Album?
- A collection of twenty-four stamps you earn as you work. Every service has its own, special parcels earn rarer ones, and three only turn up in their season. First-day covers are the hardest to find.
- Where can I get it?
- Post & Parcel is out now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, free to download. The Android build is finished and following shortly on Google Play.
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A minute behind the counter of a village post office.
Free. £2.99 once if you would rather have no adverts.