Though I’ve never gone RVing, I’ve spent my fair share of time in a vehicle traveling vast distances. And maintaining that vehicle, making sure it survives the journey, isn’t always the best part of a road trip. Tires can burst. Engines can fail. And sometimes you gotta drive a way-too-big vehicle through a way-too-small spot. Recently released indie title RV There Yet? takes that very premise and turns it into a hilarious test of cooperative skills as you huff away on cigarettes and drink juice from a can of chicken nuggets. Look, travelling is not always glamorous..
Released on October 21, 2025, RV There Yet? features hilarious tests of cooperation as you try to manage the physics of your massive road trip machine, all while contending with the wildlife who may not be too eager to help. It’s proven a hit with folks on Steam, enjoying an all-time concurrent player peak of 100,000 players.
The premise is pretty straightforward: Your trip home from a fun outing in the wilderness has been complicated as a major roadway has been temporarily shut down. Now you and your friends must find a way to guide your RV across a wide variety of terrain that’s hostile to massive vehicles. Broken bridges, huge pits of rocks, and canyons stand in your way. Luckily, you and your friends have a winch and the willingness to persevere.
Of course, the game is filled with opportunities for things to go horribly, horribly wrong.
RV There Yet is a fucking masterpiece dude… pic.twitter.com/IApV3WgVHB
— Sam Thorne (@Strippin) October 21, 2025
RV THERE YET was such a shit show! pic.twitter.com/aCJ7ecGO3F
— Terroriser (@Terroriser) October 25, 2025
While your winch is one of your most essential tools for crossing large distances, some folks have decided instead to see just how far an RV can fly.
And, as I mentioned, rocks aren’t your only enemy. The wildlife here doesn’t give a f—
Though you might be able to have some fun with it on your own, RV There Yet? is made to be a co-op adventure. But aside from those tense moments when your RV is barrelling down a cliffside, it comes off as a rather chill way to hang out with friends and enjoy some vehicular mayhem without endangering your actual ride.
