RV There Yet? Coming to PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 on October 29th

There’s a genre of games that has recently been popularized and seen an influx of games, and that’s Friendslop games. This specific genre consists of cooperative indie games where you and some buddies get together to play low-stakes games with simple game loops, but the cooperative nature makes them fun. And now, one of those games is officially coming to PlayStation and Switch, as RV There Yet? will debut on October 29th. Originally released on Steam in 2025 and launched on Xbox Series in June 2026, its next stop is other consoles. RV There Yet? is coming to PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 on October 29th and is currently available on Xbox Series and PC via Steam.

RV There Yet? Is a cooperative adventure about driving your recreational vehicle home by Nuggets Entertainment. You and some buddies are on your way home from vacation when you’re forced to take an alternate route. Get your RV through the back country and find the exit to Route 65. On your journey, you traverse Mabutts Valley, where not everyone makes it out alive, so make sure to keep a steady supply of burgers, antidotes, and the classic EpiPens. The game is mainly cooperative, so you help yourself and your buddies and see if your friendship can hold up on this trip through the valley to get home. The game was originally released on Steam, later on Xbox, and is now coming to PlayStation and Switch 2, so even more friendships can be put to the test.

RV There Yet? is a cooperative adventure game where you and your buddies can get together and have fun. The game itself has already been released on Steam and has overwhelmingly positive reviews, so for those on the fence, it’s a good time and even better with friends. RV There Yet? Is coming to PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 on October 29th and is currently available on Xbox Series and PC via Steam.

Jorge Peredo: Growing up, I've always been fascinated by storytelling, whether through reading, watching, or playing video games. Having been exposed to storytelling for so long, I have been influenced, and through that influence, I seek to write and create my own stories that others can enjoy and that I can be proud of.
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