Road Trip

About

"Road Trip" is a driving adventure game where you must drive to the ranch in your customized car. Along the way, you'll encounter various challenging terrains, such as muddy roads and rivers, and explore beautiful locations. The game encourages players to report any findings to help combat diseases, adding a unique twist to the traditional road trip experience.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

57%

Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game features beautiful and well-designed graphics that create a pleasant visual experience.
The gameplay allows players to fix their car and explore interesting locations, providing a sense of adventure.
The controls and interface are simple, making it accessible for players.

The game feels slow and lacks depth, with a very short playtime and minimal engaging content.
Controls can be wonky, leading to frustrating moments like getting stuck on curbs or having difficulty maneuvering the car.
There is no compelling story or meaningful gameplay elements, making the experience feel incomplete.

graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
11%
22%
The graphics of the game are generally praised for their beauty and cleanliness, with many reviewers noting the appealing visual style and well-designed environments. However, some players feel that the graphics alone do not justify the game's price or compensate for its lack of depth and engaging gameplay. Overall, while the visuals are a highlight, they are not enough to elevate the overall experience for many users.
- “The game is really pleased with the style of graphics.”
- “Very beautiful world, great graphics, the designers did their best!”
- “Nicely drawn graphics, controls and interface are very simple.”
- “If you like the look of the graphics, you are better off buying a game called 'Motor Town'.”
- “I didn't care about the 'lower' graphics or the 'walking sim' parts of this game, but there was no point... no self-reflection, no reason to play.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20%
20%
60%
The game's story is widely criticized for being nonexistent or poorly developed, leaving players feeling that it lacks depth and engagement. Many reviewers express disappointment, suggesting that the game feels incomplete and fails to deliver a compelling narrative experience, despite its appealing graphics. Overall, the lack of a meaningful storyline detracts significantly from the gameplay experience.
- “It has beautiful graphics, nice to look at, just no story.”
- “Ok, I love 'walking sims' or just narrative story 'interactive novel' games in general. This... this is garbage, and as far as I'm concerned, even though it's free, it was a slog.”
- “The car feels overly sluggish and the plot is about as boring as a scratch game.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The gameplay is enjoyable and straightforward, allowing players to experience both car mechanics and driving adventures. However, some users feel that the game's price is high relative to the amount of content offered. Overall, the graphics and ease of play contribute to a pleasant gaming experience.
- “I really liked the game; first you fix the car, then you go looking for new adventures. The graphics are not bad at all, and the gameplay is very good.”
- “Nice drawing, easy gameplay, nothing complicated.”
- “In this game, you can feel like a driver and also a car mechanic!”
- “This game is a pleasant experience, but the price is a little steep for the amount of gameplay.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
100%
The music in the game is generally considered pleasant, but it tends to become repetitive and annoying over time, detracting from the overall experience.
- “Actually nice music”
- “The music isn't bad, that's not the problem.”
- “The music becomes repetitive and loses its charm after a while.”
- “I found the soundtrack to be quite dull and uninspired.”
- “The background music is so forgettable that I often forget it's even there.”