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RV There Yet? is a co-op adventure where the big goal sounds simple: you are trying to drive your Recreational Vehicle home. You and your buddies are coming back from a relaxing vacation, then the route changes and suddenly you are stuck taking the back country way. Not a cozy scenic detour, more like the kind of road where you ask, “Was that bump supposed to move?”

Drive home, together

You don’t each get your own vehicle. You drive one RV together, with up to 4 players riding along for the whole mess. That setup changes the vibe immediately. One person is steering, others are watching the surroundings, grabbing items, or just trying not to make things worse. If you have ever argued over directions on a normal road trip, yes, it is that energy - but now the road fights back.

Your target is clear: get through the back country and find the exit to Route 65. The game takes place on one map, so your focus is on making it through that space rather than hopping between separate levels.

Survive Mabutts Valley

The setting matters. Mabutts Valley has a reputation: not everyone who goes in gets out alive. Your survival isn’t described as a big skill tree or a crafting spreadsheet. It’s more grounded and immediate. You keep a steady flow of supplies like burgers, antidotes, and the classic emergency staple - EpiPens. The kind of items that make you picture someone yelling “I found one!” while the RV is rocking like a boat.

You also help yourself to “road trip” comforts like cold brewskis and filtered low tar cigarettes. It’s a scrappy, slightly grimy vibe on purpose. Just remember: the driver is not going to have an easy time finishing the journey alone, so the whole crew needs to stay useful.

Winch it good (physics included)

The standout tool is the physics-based winch. You can master it and earn the right to be the main remote commander - a fancy way of saying someone gets to handle the rope work and everyone else will judge their decisions. With a winch on the front and rear, your RV is equipped to get over, under, or through most road bumps. It’s not about perfect driving lines all the time. Sometimes it’s about accepting you messed up and then winching your way out like a determined idiot.

How co-op actually plays out

Because you are sharing one vehicle, teamwork is practical, not theoretical. You coordinate what you pick up, when you stop, and who does what in the moment. And since the game includes proximity chat, communication has a physical feel: if someone wanders off, they might not be heard as clearly. That’s great when you’re calm, and hilarious when things go sideways.

• Up to 4 players in one RV
• Online co-op with proximity chat
• Physics-based winching front and rear
• One map focused on the trip to Route 65
• Scavenge supplies to keep the run going

Scrappy survival, small rituals

RV There Yet? leans into little actions that make the trip feel lived-in. You can grill frozen meat patties. You can wear hats. You can smoke cigarettes. None of that sounds heroic, and that’s the point. It’s a road story where you keep the RV and the friendships intact using whatever you find. Sometimes the “progress” is simply making it past the next ugly stretch of road without breaking your rhythm.

Is RV There Yet? your kind of co-op?

If you like co-op games where you share one problem instead of splitting into separate lanes, this one is built around that idea. You drive, you winch, you scavenge, and you try to survive Mabutts Valley long enough to reach Route 65. And when you finally ask “RV There Yet?” you’re really asking if your crew can keep it together for one more mile.