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Adventure, Indie, Action, Comedy
A co-op adventure about driving your Recreational Vehicle home.
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Unpretentious, cosy, funny and raw.
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GameGrinArtura DawnNov 20259/10With fun co-op gameplay famous for its friendship-fracturing style, RV There Yet?'s Mabutts Valley is a thrilling experience that people who could afford to lose a few friends shouldn't miss out on.
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CompletexboxAug 202675/100RV There Yet feels purposefully designed to make the most of the TikTok-ification of this genre, to generate viral clips that look so mental, and so fun, that you don’t need a marketing budget – just some mates barely scraping through. The flipside of this however are the periods of calm where there really isn’t much going on, so if you’re not in the driving seat things can feel very sedate. There is definitely some jankiness, and it can at points feel difficult to handle. Dropping a plank of wood to make a ramp in exactly the right spot can often feel like a war of attrition against your patience. Perhaps this is the point, the looseness of the physics engine purposefully feeling a bit iffy in order to manufacture more moments of stress and therefore fun. I did encounter a few bugs, with a snake managing to headbutt my RV off a bridge the most notable. Infuriating or hilarious, depending on the circumstance. If you consider the price point, and the fact it’s on Game Pass, RV There Yet is ultimately a very fun way to waste a few hours with your mates.
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Game8Allisandra ReyesNov 202574/100RV There Yet? might not be the most intricate or polished co-op game out there, but it’s effortlessly fun. Its mix of teamwork, physics-driven chaos, and laid-back humor strikes that rare balance between laughter and light frustration. With a bit more content or fine-tuning, it could easily become a standout in the genre—but as it stands, it’s a scrappy, endearing road trip that delivers exactly the kind of good time it promises.
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IGDB rating 6.3/10 from 41 ratings.
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