One of the stupidest games Ive played in a long while. And stupid in the best way.

From falling to my death 50 times to watching our RV hit a bump wrong and plummet down a hundred foot cliff only to have it destroyed as we attempt to winch it out.

The anxiety and difficulty combine together beautifully to create an experience that has made me laugh harder than any game Ive played.

I don’t know how many times I’ve been the last person alive going back to save my team from cliffs, lava, or bears… all while smoking non stop and pounding beers.

The only thing missing to capturing the perfect 70s rv vibe is a good stinky belch key for my pall mall smelling drunken breath.

This game is actually so fun, well balanced, and literally gets better as you play where the ending is so epic. Definitely get this its 1000% worth the money and time.

took me and my friends 18 hours to finish the first level, not sure if we were drunk but the game sure did make us feel drunk; 10/10 cant wait to go on a snowy mountain now

will leave another review once we spend another 20 hours traversing through a snow mountain

Craziest ending to a game ive played in a while ts was crazy

Played through both maps, absolutely hilarious gameplay
Buggy, but still fun

Def play with friends

bugs everywhere

idea is funny, execution of it aint

it good

RV There Yet? – A Review for Anyone Who’s Ever Asked “Whose Idea Was This Trip?”
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 absolutely your game. Just be warned: you’re going to need friends. Not “acquaintances,” not “people you tolerate,” but actual friends who won’t abandon you the moment things get chaotic… which is roughly 12 seconds after you start.

This game is challenging in the same way assembling IKEA furniture with no instructions is challenging. It’s frustrating in the same way trying to fold a fitted sheet is frustrating. And yet—yet!—when you finally drag your battered, dignity‑free RV to the next checkpoint, you’ll want to high‑five your buddies like you just survived a reality show.

Every victory feels earned. Every failure feels personal. Every pothole feels like it was placed there by a developer who whispered, “Let’s see what they do with this.”
But honestly? With the right group, it’s a blast. You’ll laugh, you’ll yell, you’ll question your life choices, and you’ll absolutely blame each other for everything. And that’s the magic. RV There Yet? isn’t just a game—it’s a team‑building exercise disguised as chaos.

Final verdict: Bring friends. Bring patience. Bring snacks. And prepare to celebrate every checkpoint like you just discovered fire... and make sure you guy it on sale... because while it is fun it isn't "top dollar fun"

It’s a shame that to really enjoy this game you need at least one friend… thankfully, I managed to find one. And wow — this game is incredible. I genuinely did not expect it to be this good.
8 tangled winches out of 5. 👍