All Eyes on Me gameplay: daily quota, deliveries, stealing

What do you do each day?

The Steam page describes a day built around one target: the daily quota. In order:

1. View and track delivery requests from customers.
2. Buy — or steal — the items they want. The store page counts more than 100 items.
3. Load the deliveries into the bed of your truck, which uses a grid-based system.
4. Drive out, refuel when needed and deliver to complete orders and rank up.
5. Reach the daily quota by the end of the day, from orders or from selling stolen goods.

How else can you make money?

When orders are not enough, the store page lists side jobs. Ability Points let you become a Fishman, Miner or Lumberjack.

What happens if you steal?

Stealing is allowed, but the more you steal, the more often and aggressively cops appear, and they can show up anywhere. Paying off your bounty is how you stay safe, according to the store page.

What are the enemies like?

The store page promises more than a dozen hand-coded enemy types, “from a swarm of eyes to tiny rats”, that move freely and react to how you behave. Staying hidden depends on how you use your flashlight and how you move; carelessness makes you a target. Steam users tag the game Horror, Stealth and First-Person. For how scary that is in practice, see the age rating page.

How big is the map?

The store page lists 15 unique areas on the map, reached by truck, and unlockable body styles for the truck. The full release is planned to add more areas, including a supermarket — see Early Access plans.

What is not known yet?

Before release, the store page does not give the size of the daily quota, what happens if you miss it, the full enemy list, the item prices or how to reach the secret ending. This page will be updated with sourced answers once the game is out.