How to Play Deadly Delivery on Roblox – Beginner Guide (No Scripts Needed)

The Roblox game Deadly Delivery drops you into a post-apocalyptic fast-food job where you deliver ingredients from a deadly underground sewer system. It is tense, funny, and surprisingly deep — and if you are new, the first few runs can feel overwhelming.

This beginner guide explains how to play Deadly Delivery on Roblox, what the objective is, how the monsters work, and why you absolutely do not need any "Deadly Delivery script" or exploit to enjoy the game and progress.

Step 1 – Find and launch Deadly Delivery on Roblox

Open Roblox on PC or mobile.
Search for "Deadly Delivery [UPD]" by WTHHHELL BRO.
Hit Play to join a lobby.

You will load into a surface area or lobby where players gather before descending into the underground levels.

Step 2 – Understand the core objective

Every run in Deadly Delivery Roblox follows the same basic loop:

Take the elevator into a random underground floor.
Explore the area to collect food and ingredients.
Avoid or outplay the monsters that patrol the floor.
Make it back to the elevator before the countdown timer runs out.
Vote as a team to either evacuate or go deeper to the next floor.

If you die or stay behind when the elevator leaves, you lose your loot and have to start again on a new run.

Step 3 – Learn the basic controls and UI

Controls are similar to many Roblox horror experiences:

WASD / joystick – move
Mouse / swipe – look around
E / tap – interact with objects, pick up food
Shift / on-screen button – sprint (limited stamina)

The key UI elements to watch:

Timer – shows how long before the elevator leaves.
Inventory / loot – how much food you have collected.
Teammate indicators – see where other players are and who is still alive.

Step 4 – Know your enemies (even as a beginner)

You do not need to memorize every monster on your first day, but knowing some of the most iconic Deadly Delivery monsters helps a lot:

Crocodile – guards a special egg near water. If you steal it, expect a furious chase.
Burn Turkey – a flaming bird that relentlessly chases players; if you kite it long enough, it can burn itself out.
Fridge Monster / Fridge Mimic – what looks like a regular fridge can suddenly attack you when opened.
Clone or mimic-style monster – some enemies copy the appearance of players, making it hard to know who is real.

General monster survival rules:

Listen carefully – many monsters have unique sounds.
Do not greed – sometimes it is better to keep your loot and evacuate than risk another floor.
Stick with at least one teammate when you are new.

Step 5 – Work with your team (co-op matters)

Deadly Delivery is built to be played with other people:

Call out monsters and directions.
Share information about safe paths and good loot locations.
Do not split too far from your team unless you know the map well.

Joining the Deadly Delivery Roblox Discord is a great way to find teammates, get tips, and see what new updates are coming.

Step 6 – Why you do not need a "Deadly Delivery script"

Search results may show "Deadly Delivery Roblox script" or similar phrases. That usually means exploit scripts that give unfair advantages such as extra speed, infinite stamina, or ESP. Avoid them because:

They violate Roblox Terms of Use and can lead to permanent bans.
Script download sites often contain malware or keyloggers.
The game is balanced around normal players; cheating ruins the tension.

Instead, use legitimate boosts:

Developer codes for bonuses.
Official or community guides explaining monsters and classes.
Practice and team coordination.

Step 7 – Beginner tips to get your first successful delivery

Do not run blindly. Use your flashlight and peek around corners.
Memorize the path back to the elevator as you explore.
When the timer gets low, stop looting and head back immediately.
Follow experienced players in your first few games and watch how they move.
Do not be afraid to evacuate early while you are learning.

With these basics, you will be able to enjoy Deadly Delivery the way it was meant to be played: no scripts, just skill, teamwork, and a lot of screaming in voice chat.