Not A Drone: Pigeon Delivery

Drones took every delivery job in town. So Gus the pigeon taped on a cardboard box, added four toy propellers, and became Unit G-U5: totally a real delivery drone.

Tap to flap, tap left or right to bank, and fly packages through the streets of San Francisco, New York and Tokyo, built from real map data. There's no GPS at first: read the street names painted on the roads and follow the written directions taped to the package. Fly low enough to read them, but keep clear of the walls.

KEEP YOUR COVER
Real drones don't flap. Flap near one, snack on rooftop fries, or let a flock of pigeons coo at you, and suspicion rises. Fill the meter and a security drone gives chase. It's faster than you, but it can't dodge buildings.

DODGE THE SKY
Delivery drones, kites, balloons, swinging cranes and diving hawks all share your air lanes. Grab coins and power-ups along the way: espresso for speed, duct tape to patch your costume, a tourist map for a quick look at GPS.

BUILD YOUR SHIFT, THEN YOUR GEAR
Pick a new perk between packages, like a tailwind, a lucky feather or a cardboard decoy, for the rest of the shift. Spend your coins in the workshop on 21 permanent upgrades across five tracks, most with three levels to work through: a compass and GPS, stronger wings, a crash helmet, blinking LEDs, a rotor kazoo and more.

TAKE DOWN ROTORLY
Every delivery wins market share from Rotorly, the drone giant run by MAX, a smug chrome CEO. Watch him escalate with more drones, faster security and a price war, read his increasingly unhinged memos, then race his flagship for the city. Liberate San Francisco, New York, and finally Rotorly headquarters in Tokyo.

Earn 24 achievements on Google Play Games. Short jobs, quick retries, and one more delivery is always just around the corner.

Free to play with ads. No ads while you fly. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.