- September 1, 2022
- BB_Dev
The Van Game
51%Game Brain Score
humor, atmosphere
gameplay, graphics
80% User Score 15 reviews
Platforms
About
The Van Game is a retro styled epic road-trip around the USA. Manage your crew, maintain your van, and discover over a dozen national parks.









Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews
humor3 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game offers a fun and quirky experience reminiscent of The Oregon Trail, with engaging mini-games and humorous dialogues.
- It provides educational content about national parks, making it both entertaining and informative for players.
- The resource management aspect adds depth to the gameplay, keeping players engaged as they manage their crew's happiness and supplies.
- The gameplay can feel slow and repetitive, with limited variety in events and mini-games, leading to boredom over time.
- Some mini-games have control issues, particularly with mouse responsiveness, which can detract from the overall experience.
- The art style and music do not effectively reflect the game's theme, making the visuals and audio feel lackluster.
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its simplicity and intuitive design, appealing to traditionalists seeking a laidback experience. However, it suffers from limited variety and repetitive mini-games, which may hinder its broader appeal. While the interaction with text and menus is manageable, the lack of impactful character skills diminishes the overall depth of the gameplay.
“The gameplay is simple and intuitive, with a bit of depth to keep you engaged and ensure everyone in the party sticks around until the end of the journey.”
“Since the gameplay involves interacting with quite a lot of text and menu navigation, those were never a problem for me.”
“The concept is undoubtedly niche, and with limited gameplay and a rather repetitive roster of mini-games, the van game might never explode into a smash hit, but it will garner a few fans from traditionalists who want a simple, laidback experience.”
“The characters don't have skills or tools that would make any impact on the gameplay.”
“The gameplay is simple and intuitive, with a bit of depth to keep you engaged to make sure everyone in the party sticks around until the end of the journey.”