RV There Yet?

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RV There Yet? is a single player and multiplayer casual action adventure game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Nuggets Entertainment and was released on October 21, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

In "RV There Yet?" you and up to three friends navigate a challenging backcountry route through Mabutts Valley in a physics-based RV adventure. Manage supplies like burgers, antidotes, and EpiPens while mastering the vehicle’s dual winches to overcome obstacles. Cooperation and resourcefulness are key to surviving and reaching Route 65 together.

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humor2k positive mentions

stability1.1k negative mentions

The chaotic, cooperative gameplay encourages teamwork and creativity, leading to humorous and unpredictable moments.
The game features a charming art style and engaging soundtrack that enhance the laid-back, road-trip atmosphere.
Players appreciate the light-hearted nature and unique mechanics, making it a solid choice for casual multiplayer sessions.

The game is plagued by numerous bugs, janky physics, and poor optimization, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
Many players find the gameplay repetitive and tedious, especially as they progress through the levels.
The monetization aspect has been criticized as a cash grab, with players feeling exploited rather than valued.

humor
2,032 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in "RV There Yet?" is a standout feature, with players consistently praising its chaotic and unpredictable nature that leads to countless laugh-out-loud moments. The game's janky physics and absurd scenarios, such as RV crashes and unexpected animal encounters, create a comedic atmosphere that is best enjoyed with friends. While some bugs can be frustrating, they often contribute to the hilarity, making the game a memorable and entertaining experience for groups looking for a lighthearted adventure.
- “This game is hilarious and the bugs make it even funnier.”
- “We had so many hilarious moments and eye-watering laughing sessions trying to keep the rv safe.”
- “This game is so funny to play with friends, its challenging and funny, would definitely recommend.”
- “So while we had a good time for about an hour or two, when we returned to it for a second play session it felt like more of the same but not funny anymore.”
- “After some point, it was not funny but actually pretty frustrating and it's almost impossible to play with 2 people.”
- “It's not funny the 20th time it ruins your attempt at getting to the next checkpoint.”
gameplay
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The gameplay of "RV There Yet?" is characterized by its chaotic, cooperative mechanics that encourage teamwork and creativity, often leading to humorous and unpredictable moments. While the game offers a fun and engaging experience with friends, it is marred by numerous bugs, janky physics, and repetitive gameplay that can detract from the overall enjoyment. Despite these issues, many players appreciate the light-hearted nature of the game and its unique mechanics, making it a solid choice for casual multiplayer sessions.
- “The gameplay is fun, and I enjoyed it—well, I was going to say the first half, but I have no idea what fraction I completed.”
- “The theme is beautiful and the gameplay is really great.”
- “The physics-based gameplay and goofy moments make every session memorable, especially when you’re all working together to keep the RV rolling.”
- “The gameplay is quite janky with a lot of polishing required but is overall a fun game.”
- “The game is poorly optimized and runs like a potato on some mid-class PCs; however, unlike my frames, the gameplay is peak.”
- “The gameplay loop comes down to the same solution for every problem: just attach the RV and pull it.”
stability
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The game's stability is a significant concern, with numerous reviews highlighting its extensive bugs and glitches that often hinder gameplay. While some players find the chaotic physics and glitches amusing, many express frustration over the game's unpolished mechanics, frequent crashes, and unpredictable behavior, making it feel more like an unfinished product. Overall, the consensus suggests that while the game can be fun with friends, its current state is too buggy for a smooth experience.
- “I was also a little surprised by how the RV was not buggy; there were zero issues with the RV glitching or bugging.”
- “Perfectly optimized, perfect gameplay, no glitches.”
- “Impressive how well done and bug free this one is.”
- “The physics of this game are all out of whack, and the game just becomes more and more punishing and unforgiving the farther into it you get, which is compounded by the fact that the game's glitches and random, unpredictable bugs make it so the game itself is working against you.”
- “3 months later and it's still a buggy mess; literally nothing works like it should.”
- “The game is a buggy mess, to the point that virtually nothing could be accomplished.”
story
313 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is often described as surprisingly engaging, with many players appreciating the unexpected plot twists and the narrative conveyed through cassette tapes. While some found the storyline simple or lacking depth, others enjoyed the humor and chaos of the gameplay, which contributed to memorable experiences with friends. Overall, the story adds a layer of enjoyment, making it a fun co-op adventure despite its rudimentary structure.
- “The story is well-developed and keeps you interested until the very end, while the variety of missions prevents the game from becoming boring.”
- “We thought the tapes were just supposed to be a fun little joke to keep you entertained; however, it eventually evolved into a surprisingly fun story, and a very fun ending.”
- “The story, graphics, gameplay, and the time of your life with friends.”
- “Played for 20 minutes, no discernible plot (or point for that matter), really regret buying this game.”
- “This game has no story or objective except figure it out or it's just some really terrible driving simulator.”
- “The game needs more variation and story to it as essentially it's just the same puzzle you are figuring out and sometimes that puzzle is horribly slow to progress.”
graphics
311 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are characterized by a cartoonish and vibrant art style that many players find charming and fitting for its lighthearted theme. However, there are significant concerns regarding performance, with reports of high GPU usage and various graphical glitches that detract from the overall experience. While some players appreciate the cozy aesthetic and engaging visuals, others criticize the lack of polish and optimization, leading to a mixed reception overall.
- “The art style is warm and inviting, and the soundtrack adds to the laid-back, road-trip atmosphere.”
- “The graphics are beautiful and detailed, and the music creates the perfect atmosphere for every level.”
- “The visuals nail that nostalgic family road trip vibe with vibrant, cartoonish worlds that pop on screen, and the soundtrack?”
- “Broken, glitchy, buggy, very incomplete, half-baked graphics, excellent chaos made manifest with your camper pals.”
- “Turns a high-end GPU into a space heater which is ridiculous given the graphics, and as if that wasn't enough there are repeated game freezes.”
- “The graphics are quite primitive, so the natural atmosphere doesn’t really come through - but you get used to it over time.”
optimization
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The game's optimization has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many players citing severe performance issues, bugs, and a lack of polish. While some users noted that the game can be fun, the overall consensus is that it is poorly optimized, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences, especially on lower-end hardware. Many hope for future updates to address these critical optimization problems.
- “The game's optimization is also impressive; smooth performance even on modest setups, which really helps you stay immersed in the road-trip chaos.”
- “Overall, RV There Yet offers great gameplay backed by beautiful visuals, strong optimization, and wonderfully crafted mechanics.”
- “But the optimization is honestly amazing.”
- “It's riddled with bugs that ruin every moment of gameplay and the optimization is atrocious!”
- “The game is full of bugs and glitches and it's also poorly optimized for lower-end PCs.”
- “An unoptimized mess that feels like early access held together by duct tape and friendship.”
replayability
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The game's replayability is a mixed bag, with many players expressing disappointment over the limited content, primarily due to the presence of only one or two maps. While some find enjoyment in the chaotic multiplayer experience and potential for fun with different friend groups, others note that the lack of new maps or procedural generation significantly hampers long-term replay value. Overall, players hope for future updates and additional content to enhance replayability.
- “I was sad to finish both maps, but then I realized that the replayability is huge.”
- “There's plenty of content to keep things fresh, including multiple maps that add variety and replay value.”
- “It’s easy to pick up, surprisingly engaging, and has this cozy, chaotic charm that keeps you wanting 'just one more run.' With workshop access and mod support, the game practically would have unlimited replayability.”
- “There's also zero replay value since there's only two maps (in a span of 3 months).”
- “The game is alright, it’s just seriously lacking in the replayability department, and a few things in the game like the bear and arm-moving mechanic need some serious polish.”
- “Once you complete it, there’s little reason to come back and there’s no real replayability.”
music
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The music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its ability to enhance the laid-back, road-trip atmosphere, with many players praising the soundtrack as a perfect fit for the visuals and gameplay. While the variety of music is appreciated, some users expressed a desire for more options and the ability to customize playlists. Overall, the soundtrack is described as fun, engaging, and integral to the game's charm, contributing significantly to the overall experience.
- “The art style is warm and inviting, and the soundtrack adds to the laid-back, road-trip atmosphere.”
- “The atmosphere is fantastic — the visuals, music, and overall pacing create a calm and comforting vibe that’s perfect for unwinding.”
- “The soundtrack adds a pleasant, laid-back vibe that fits the theme of a family road trip perfectly.”
- “The lack of music is odd.”
- “Sound design could use improvement as the audio feels thin with almost no environment ambience or soundtrack.”
- “There's almost no soundtrack to this game.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is a standout feature, with players frequently expressing a mix of laughter and tears throughout their chaotic experiences. Many describe it as a heartfelt journey that captures the essence of friendship and the ups and downs of a road trip, often leading to unexpected emotional attachments and moments of genuine connection. Despite its technical flaws, the game delivers a unique blend of humor and heartfelt moments, making it a memorable experience for those playing with friends.
- “If you’ve ever wanted to simulate the emotional rollercoaster of a real road trip—minus the gas station snacks but with all the yelling—'RV There Yet?' is the game for you.”
- “This game is an emotional journey — one that tests not only your limits, but the limits of the friends brave enough to join you.”
- “It’s the kind of game that makes you smile, think, and maybe even shed a tear, all within the span of a single road trip.”
grinding
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The grinding aspect of the game has been widely criticized for being tedious and frustrating, with many players noting that tasks often feel repetitive and labor-intensive. Mechanics such as item collection and vehicle repairs contribute to a sense of monotony, especially in solo play, where the game can feel unfairly challenging. While some players find initial enjoyment, the overall consensus is that the gameplay becomes increasingly tedious as they progress, leading to a lack of engagement and fun.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “A bit grindy sometimes.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Given how large yet sparse the environment actually is, it becomes tedious work.”
- “The autosave during the approach to the gas station creates a tedious loop: you fix the RV, go through a very frustrating sequence, die, and then you’re forced to fix the RV again.”
- “The game was fun at first but when we got further into the levels it just got more tedious and obnoxious when it came to the level designs.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere of the game is consistently praised for its warm, inviting art style and relaxing soundtrack, which together create a charming and immersive experience reminiscent of a laid-back road trip. Players appreciate the cozy vibe, light humor, and captivating environments that enhance the overall enjoyment, making it perfect for unwinding with friends. While some suggest improvements for deeper atmospheric elements, the game's unique charm and engaging atmosphere leave a lasting positive impression.
- “The atmosphere is fantastic — the visuals, music, and overall pacing create a calm and comforting vibe that’s perfect for unwinding.”
- “The project stands out for its cozy atmosphere, well-thought-out gameplay, and warm visual style that makes you smile from the very first minutes.”
- “The roar of the engine, the crunch of dirt under the tires, and the collective panic of your friends as the RV starts to roll backward all come together to create a memorable atmosphere.”
- “The graphics are quite primitive, so the natural atmosphere doesn’t really come through - but you get used to it over time.”
- “The audio and environmental design contribute to the atmosphere of unhinged adventure.”
- “My only suggestions to the developers at this time would be to add a day and weather cycle to add more atmosphere.”
monetization
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game has been heavily criticized, with many users labeling it a "cash grab" that lacks depth and quality. Frequent mentions of microtransactions and a perception of low effort in development suggest that players feel exploited rather than valued. While some appreciate the pricing and fun elements, the overwhelming sentiment points to a game designed primarily for profit rather than genuine enjoyment.
- “No hidden fees or microtransactions.”
- “Cheap underbaked cash grab cashing in on the recent friendslop trend.”
- “This game does not feel like it was made with passion, or energy or anything other than a quick cash grab based on other indie 'friendslop' games that have become available recently.”
- “Genuinely sloppy game; hopefully they use their huge sales to actually refine the game before the term 'friendslop' becomes true because it's already a cash grab.”
character development
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The character development in the game is highlighted by its charming and fun designs, which contribute significantly to the overall visual appeal and atmosphere. Players appreciate the small interactions between characters that enhance immersion, showcasing a unique artistic direction that prioritizes style over realism. Overall, the character designs are a standout feature, adding depth and personality to the game world.
- “The character designs are charming, and the little touches, like the small interactions between characters as they go about their daily routines, really bring the game world to life.”
- “The character design is my favorite thing in this game; while everyone else is trying for super realistic hair, faces, etc., this developer said 'screw that' and made it perfect fitting for the entire style of the game.”
- “And the character design, maps, and visual style are very appealing.”
- “The character development feels shallow and lacks meaningful progression throughout the game.”
- “I found the characters to be one-dimensional, with little to no growth or change as the story unfolds.”
- “Despite the appealing visuals, the character arcs are predictable and fail to engage the player emotionally.”