About Peggy's Post
Peggy's Post is a cozy management game where you run a post office inside a lighthouse. The mood is atmospheric and wholesome, in pixel art.
Your job is to sort the letters and packages, put the right postage on them, and load each parcel onto the vehicle that will carry it. The money goes into better tools, stamp packs and chartered ships. Behind it all sits a loan, and if you do not pay it off in time, the lender takes the lighthouse.
There are two modes: a 7-Day mode that introduces the mechanics gradually, and an Endless mode with every mechanic from day one. A sitting runs about an hour. You can play Peggy's Post online here, and it's Peggy's Post free to play.
How to Play Peggy's Post
- Start with the 7-Day mode, which introduces the mechanics a little at a time.
- Use the mouse to sort the mail and assign postage.
- Put each parcel on the vehicle that matches it.
- Spend your earnings on tool upgrades, stamp packs and new ships.
- Keep the loan in view and pay it off before time runs out.
- There's no formal tutorial, so click around and read the notes as you go.
What to Expect in Peggy's Post
It's about quiet routines. Sorting, stamping and loading are simple tasks, and the satisfaction comes from doing them well and growing the business. The lighthouse and the pixel art give it a calm, weather-worn mood.
There's a quiet pressure too. The loan is a deadline, and your earnings have to cover upgrades as well as the debt, so deciding when to spend and when to save is where the management lives.
The game explains itself through notes and curiosity, and it hides plenty of small things to discover, so the early fun is finding out how everything works. Each day brings a small pile of work, and clearing it feels as good as a tidy desk. The only enemy is the calendar.
Tips for Peggy's Post
- Start with 7-Day mode before you try Endless.
- Read every note you find, since the game explains itself through them.
- Work out which tool upgrades speed you up most before you buy stamp packs.
- Keep the loan in mind, and do not overspend early.
- Click on things that look odd, since there are secrets hidden around.
Who Made Peggy's Post
Peggy's Post was made by digitarium and released on itch.io. It was made in Unity for Ludum Dare 53, with no AI used. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Peggy's Post page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Peggy's Post free?
Yes, and there's no sign-up step either. Peggy's Post runs in this tab.
How do you play Peggy's Post?
You play with the mouse. Sort the mail, assign postage, and load each parcel onto the matching delivery vehicle. There's no formal tutorial, so click around and read the notes. The 7-Day mode is the one to start with.
What is the goal in Peggy's Post?
You run a post office in a lighthouse and earn money by shipping mail correctly. The money buys tool upgrades, stamp packs and new ships. The goal is to clear your loan in time so the lender cannot take the lighthouse.
Who made Peggy's Post?
That's digitarium. Peggy's Post came out on itch.io, and we link back to it from this page.
What is the difference between 7-Day mode and Endless mode in Peggy's Post?
7-Day mode introduces the mechanics gradually, so it's the better place to start. Endless mode starts with all the mechanics available from day one. If you're new to the game, 7-Day mode is the gentler way in.
Can I play Peggy's Post on a Chromebook or phone?
The game is played with clicking, so a Chromebook or laptop works well. A mouse makes sorting and loading fast and precise. A phone may or may not feel right for sorting small items, so try it before you count on it.
Is Peggy's Post unblocked at school?
If your school's filter allows FunClicker, Peggy's Post unblocked runs right in the tab. Filters differ from one network to the next, so it's worth a quick try.
Is there a tutorial in Peggy's Post?
Not a formal one. You're invited to explore, read the notes and take your time. The 7-Day mode introduces the mechanics gradually, which helps new players find their feet without a step-by-step walkthrough.