Camper Van: Make it Home

Cute game, but way too short for the price.

Played the demo during next fest and thought it was really cute! Have been waiting for it to pop up in my emails that it was released, so was quite happy when that happened today. If you like Unpacking and those sorts of cute organising games, definitely give this a go as it scratches that itch. The art style is nice and being able to customise your little campers is an extra touch as well! Defo a chill evening game to just sit back and relax to.

I never make reviews, this is probably my second or third review in the entire 11+ years I've used steam. This game is exactly what I've been craving, especially after Unpacking and a Little to the Left. It can be a bit finicky at times, but honestly Unpacking was sometimes too. This had a lot more freedom than Unpacking but I think comparing the two in which one is "better" isn't fair. They both are very similar in concept, but they are different styles and settings. Unpacking has a special place in my heart but honestly, this one will too. And although some may not consider this style of game to have a lot of replay-ability, I probably will replay it multiple times too. This one is just a cozy game where you can decorate a van, with a bit of a story, but I feel like the story isn't as heavily emphasized as just the "cozy decorate a space" vibe is. My only feedback would be that after designing the van, instead of saying "are you done organizing your van" maybe have a different message like "are you done designing your van" since the organizing step hasn't happened yet. Cute, enjoyable, just wish it was longer, but I had the same feelings with Unpacking. I don't think either will ever be long enough for me. To the creator: Please ignore the people saying "This is just unpacking but _." I think this game has so much charm and comparing games like that is unproductive. Games like this are equivalent to artworks, in my opinion. Interactive artworks. Games like this should be encouraged more, especially in an age of AI and soulless cash-grab games. We need indie developers. We need soul in gaming and less bitter, elitist gamers. And I need more games like this in my life.

A game that can itch an scratch similar to unpacking! In this game you get visual story telling as you unpack your items into your camper van, the van gets upgraded every one to two levels. You can interact with a lot of the items giving this game some role play ability. As someone who's autistic and loves rigid play, I really enjoy this game, its like setting up a dollhouse. Pros: -Cute aesthetic, I like the gen Z nature girlie aesthetic. All the flower motifs and pretty decorations really makes me get the know what this character is like. -Changing environment. I like that there's different place you can immerse yourself into and think about what kind of adventure your character could get up to there. -Interactive items. There are books you can open and close, you have to ability to turn on and off some electrical devices, there's a projector you can open to kind of get a better idea for the story happening. The hidden storage spaces are really cute as well Cons: -Can't tightly pack things together all too well, I think the slots need to be adjusted/given more places to put things -Bugs here and there with placement issues (something that most likely will be fixed in the future as this just came out) -Empty feeling, I feel like there needs to be more to explore outside the van as well/ items you can decorate your van with from outside Developer Feedback: -Please add more role play elements, like brewing tea or coffee, maybe add a mini game where you decorate the scrap book or drawing, perhaps play a simple game on the laptop or handheld console. -Add fixed cameras like looking out window or sitting on chair - Another cute role play element -Lighting overhaul, the lighting feels off, and in the photo mode there's not much of a distinction between day, sunset, and night. I also recommend adding colored lights and maybe the option to decorate your van with fairy lights. -Add more items, I feel like there's not enough change in the items, and too little items as well. -Improved pet and hobby storage, the pet objects feel like they haven't been tested long enough, there's a lot of complications with placing down pet objects when there should be plenty of room, and for the guitar have a place to put it always, even if its strapped to the top of the van. -Add more stacking options. Especially with the clothing, I feel like I should be able to fit more clothing items into a drawer, it really bothers me when there's space, but I can't fit anything more into and have to place somewhere completely different. -More van customization, I like the idea of maybe picking different features to put in the van, like perhaps different shapes of closets or different kitchens, even different ways of having storage. Some of the vans have great space for hobbies and makes sense for someone to live in and get to everything easily and other vans seem really inconvenient and items scattered -Add things to the front seat, like maybe have your guitar sit on passengers seat or put a drink in a console drink holder. A place to put a hat and sunglasses.

I love this game so much! ♡ I got it today and finished it in one sitting because I was hooked. I love that we can choose what the interior of the van looks like (there are some really beautiful furniture options) as well as getting a choice of a cute animal companion. I had a lot of fun and will definitely come back to play some more! ♡

Camper Van: Make It Home is such a lovely game — it gave me Unpacking vibes but with more freedom. I especially loved the pets and all the cute little spaces and treats made just for them. It’s super cozy and satisfying to set everything up. That said, I did run into some glitches near the end. One bug made it look like I still had items to place, but nothing showed up until I restarted the game. I also had an issue where one spice just wouldn’t go into any jar, which meant I couldn’t finish the final level. It was frustrating after coming so far. I also wish there was an undo or move option for things you place inside containers — once something goes in, it’s stuck. Overall, it’s a sweet and relaxing game with a lot of charm. Just hoping the small bugs get fixed so the end is as smooth as the rest! ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update: I had reported these bugs to the game team, and they promptly fixed the glitches. Really appreciate the quick response! ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Upon completion: All glitches have been resolved within 5 hours. While there’s always room for improvements in accessibility and user experience, what stands out most is just how beautiful this game is. The art is stunning, the music is soothing, and the overall atmosphere is incredibly calming. I really enjoyed the freedom the game offers — whether you want to create a perfectly organised space or lean into the chaos, it accommodates both styles in a charming way. The addition of pets was such a lovely touch. It tells the main story in a subtle, visual way. Beautiful cozy game!

I bought this game because I thought that it would be similar to unpacking (which I absolutely love) but it got to the point where there was just so much stuff to unpack into such a small space that I found myself getting overwhelmed. I didn't really feel this way until the 3rd destination but the 4th one really sealed it. This game is very cute and the graphics are great but the controls were a bit confusing. Not to mention that you were able to hang bucket hats on pegs for some levels but then for others the pegs were just non-usable? Small problem for sure but it was just something that made me want to not to play it at all.

I tried the demo before deciding to buy this, and was almost turned off by the performance and mouse controls. Skip the demo! The game is MUCH MUCH better - I loved it. I played it on a Macbook Air (and even used the mouse trackpad at times), and it all worked great. It's a lovely story, with beautiful graphics and music. And the doggo is adorable. The creator says that they were inspired by Unpacking and you can definitely tell. So if you're a fan of that game I think you'll love this one.

It's a cute and cozy game, however, it is way too simple/linear for this pricing. It's buggy, and the tutorial doesn't tell you anything other than camera controls. What are you supposed to do? You just have to click on everything to figure that out for yourself. Should have been 5 bucks at the MOST.

This game was cute! If you like Unpacking, you will like this game. I like that it lets you put your things anywhere. There are some items where you can't really stack things that feel like they should stack though. I think it adds to the challenge of the game in a sense. Sometimes, I look at how others arranged their camper van, and didn't realize where things could have fit. Anyway, the game is really cute, and honestly, I would replay it if I wanted to rearrange things and just chill.

- Controller support doesn't allow for menu/UI navigation with D-Pad. It's not comfortable to navigate UI with thumb sticks working as a mouse and there's a lot of tiny menu items to mess with. - No controller button on screen at all when customizing van, like X and B to rotate item. Didn't bother trying to guess the rest of the controls to place or manipulate items. - Tutorial is bugged? Got to the part where the game teaches me camera movement around my van, then shines my backpack icon gold, so i click and place a bunch of items and nothing happens, the game stops progressing and giving instruction. There's no indicators anywhere of what to do and im stuck in camera mode. I'd wait for some patches and proper controller support if this kind of stuff bothers you. I'll update my review if these things change

A cute little game reminiscent of Unpacking and Urban Jungle. This game provides a unique twist on the concept, providing plenty of options to give you hours of replayability. I enjoyed the different mechanics for placing and interacting with objects, however my biggest and only complaint is how these mechanics don't always work and are quite buggy the further you progress through the game. You eventually get canisters to store food items, but the food items don't always slot into them when its obvious they should. Pegs and hooks don't consistently allow you to hang items; some levels allow you to hang certain items, others inexplicably do not allow you to hang the same items. Customizations made to the van sometimes revert to a different / plain white swatch, especially in the last few levels. The final version of the van is very glitchy when trying to place items on the second story, but only in specific spots, like the bathroom area. Despite these bugs, the game is fun and mostly stable. Considering the effort put into the graphics and art style, soundtrack, customization options, interactable items, and replayabiliy this game is well worth the $15 USD price tag. In general its easy to see this game was a labor of love. Also just want to say I would love to see a freeplay mode after finishing the game, like in Urban Jungle; being able to revisit the levels and vans and freely customize everything + have access to all objects to make the coziest possible scenes would be awesome !

Hopefully we get more contents in the future (new destinations, new stuff, new story line, new things to do) because for the price, it's quite short and simple. I know how much effort goes into developing a game and I think I've seen their road map somewhere, so maybe we'd get more? I like that there's a vague story that's not explicitly told. We just know from the Polaroid photos, the stuff that's present in one destination and gone in the next. However most of the stuff are repetitive in each destination. It'd be nice to have new ones, too. I guess my main issue is that it's too short. I'm currently on destination 6 and it seems like I only have one or two left before I finish it all. Steam tells me I've been playing for only 3.2 hours when I've been taking my time with each destination. If I manage to finish this in under 4 hours, that's quite a bummer. I guess I could go back and complete all achievements, but then what? 😥

I can't recommend this game any less honestly. I genuinely hate saying that about an indie game but WOW, I never even knew a cozy game like this could make me this pissed off. Almost every single thing about this game made me frustrated. Reviews say this game is like Unpacking, and it is in the fact that you are just unpacking things into your home the entire time, but every other thing about this game is just a worse version of that one. Firstly, the plot is horrendous. I struggle to even say "plot" when it comes to this game. Full spoiler warning for this review cause I'm just gonna rip into it but --- The game starts with, what I assume is, your first ever camper van. You design it and unpack your belongings into it, making it "home". The **very next mission** you are moving into someone else's camper, presumably a boyfriend of some sort. It is beat for beat the same as Unpacking in that you struggle to find places to put your things in this new, tight space. It also copies Unpacking in that, in the very next mission, you are already broken up. However, as opposed to Unpacking, it doesn't feel earned! Sure, you're struggling to unpack all your items in this tight space, but it's a camper van and the space is just TIGHT. When you're struggling to unpack your things in your shared space in Unpacking there is a distinct lack of care that the player feels for themselves through this act of unpacking. In Unpacking [spoiler] you need to put your own framed art degree under the bed instead of hanging it up on the wall. [/spoiler] There are *reasons* things are happening and Unpacking has the sense to communicate that to the player. In Camper Van it just... happens. Then there is barely any story for the entire rest of the game. You get dumped mission #2 and for the entire rest of the game it's just about unpacking basically the same items into new camper vans (I won't even say upgraded ones and I'll get to why) over and over and over. You get a pet at some point, but I think that's like mission #4 and there are around 10 or so missions. It's just so boring and bland. No writing at all, not even though the items. Honestly just insulting imo. Not even an original story and then done so poorly like this. And let's keep talking about the story. In Unpacking the story didn't just come from the act of Unpacking, it was also the places you moved to, what they meant, and most importantly the *items* you unpacked. In Unpacking all the items had meaning. The games, the extensive amount of art supplies, the cosplay stuff, the books, hell even a cup had meaning. Every item had a story and meant something to the character and it wouldn't just disappear unless the character had grown out of said item or something like that. Camper Van feels like it didn't even consider what items meant to people, they just put in things they thought would look cute in a screenshot. In Camper Van our character starts to crochet at some point. We know this because she starts to have yarn that she unpacks. Just yarn. Where are all her projects? I never once unpacked a blanket she had made, or anything of the sort. There were never any crochet hooks, so idk how she even made anything with that yarn; was it just there to look cute? She gets a *shitload* of plants at some point, yet she never gets any potting soil, extra pots, fertilizer, a humidifier, plant lights, anything? I got myself a reptile as my pet and was given a thermometer so I could make sure I was keeping his enclosure at the right temperature yet I never got an enclosure? It was just a thermometer I needed to set on a table somewhere. It was genuinely aggravating and made me not even want to play. There were also tons of times where I would unpack like half the items I had from the last mission and then I would unpack the second half, plus maybe 1 or 2 new items, in the next. So for example, in mission 1 I would have 30 items, then in mission 2 I would have 40. In mission 3 it would give me only 30 of those items back and then in mission 4 it would give me back my other 10 items plus maybe a few new ones. Why am I loosing items in between missions?! This is what I mean when I say the items don't matter to the character and this is just a cute screenshot game - it doesn't even respect the player enough to keep their inventory consistent with the plot. Where did her stuff go for only 1 trip? Why was it taken from me just to be given back 1 moment later? Common guys. You also upgrade your camper van throughout the game to new ones. I thought this would be the one nice aspect to the game but it isn't. You are constantly "upgrading" your camper to be worse. One minute you'll have a really cool organizer for your plates and cups, the next upgrade it's completely gone and now your plates are just back in a loose cupboard. One minute you'll have this cool nook under your bed for your pet to sleep, the next that's just gone and they have nowhere to sleep anymore. One minute you'll have a full working bathroom, the next it'll be a toilet pullout directly next to your sink. There are occasionally some things designed for a camper, like the organizer for your glassware, but usually it's just a bunch of normal home cabinets where everything just sits loosely in there. What happens when you drive your camper away? I assume all your shit just breaks every time since almost nothing is designed with a camper van in mind. VERY disappointed in the vans, their upgrades, and just the general design of them. I laughed multiple times out loud at the way the game would basically punish you for getting the new camper. Then to top it all off the controls are just honestly hellish. I wish I could describe how little this thing should have "full controller support" labeled. I mean, I guess? The game is obviously meant to be played with mouse and keyboard, and while it does *work* with controller, the control scheme is so ass it was honestly making my head hurt, and I usually don't feel that no matter the wack controls a game has. To add to that, every single item had what felt like a "proper" place for it. This doesn't mean you only had 1 place to put things, but it did mean that I was OFTEN (and wow guys I mean so damn often) running into issues placing items where I felt they should go. This isn't always an issue, Unpacking did this with some items (I mentioned an item being put under the bed earlier) but it was basically always for a plot reason; you could unpack pretty much anything anywhere, unless the devs felt they needed to tell an important story beat. In Camper Van you just can't put half the stuff where you want, and it's because the surfaces in this game are so restrictive. I could hang a towel on the oven in one camper, but then couldn't hang it there is any other camper for the rest of the game. I could hang a hat or some keys on a wall post in one camper and then couldn't do it in any other camper for the rest of the game. It was just so unbelievably restrictive, and for what felt like no reason. I have clip after clip after clip on my Steam Deck of me just frustratingly wiggling an item over a place I *think* it should be able to go to no avail. This shit made my blood boil and it is honestly the main reason for this negative review. Shitty story? Whatever. Crappy items that don't make sense? Eh. Weird upgrades to the campers? I don't care. But not being able to just put items in spots and enjoy my cozy game, turning this into an 8 hour slog that frustrated me way more than relax me? That was the final straw and it made everything else wrong with the game stick out *waaay* more. No way in hell I can recommend this. I'm so sorry if this hurts anyone's feelings on the team but man all I could think was this was a lazy attempt at a cozy game because they thought it would be "easy". Truly an awful time for way too much money. Run, don't walk, away from this game if you care about your time or relaxation.

The camera controls were attrocious and made me nauseous... Thought it looked great but it's unplayable for me. Nothing relaxing in having to battle the camera.

I cannot stop playing this game. If I stop playing it I will return to real life and start trying to live my own cozy camper van life and I just can't afford that in this economy.

[b]Playing on Steam Deck:[/b] I really like this game and think it's a fantastic addition to any cosy gamers collection. It's very chill and fun, the music is soothing and the art style is lovely. [u]Negatives:[/u] My biggest personal complaint would be the controls. I play on steam deck, both docked and handheld mode. I do have a mouse and keyboard but considering it's SD verified and promises to be playable, its difficult. I play a lot with controller so I tried with that first and it made a lot of the controls near impossible to use. Its simple enough using handheld but the camera controls are just... [i]annoying?[/i] Everything else runs fine, no issues with graphics or stuttering etc. Another thing I wasn't really a fan of was the fact that as you progress to other vans/locations, they're already filled with items. I thought the point of the game was to unpack everything yourself and organise it, so seeing the vans already filled was a small shock at first. It felt like the items I was unpacking were just adding clutter in some areas. It just kind of took away a lot of the personalisation, surprise and overall control. It felt a bit pointless to move anything. [u]Overall:[/u] I would still recommend for all the cosy gamers out there and anybody who enjoys games like Unpacking or House Flipper for example because it is such a nice game and the price is very reasonable. I haven't personally come across any bugs or issues (yet). However, to get the best and most streamlined experience I would suggest sticking to M&K! Anybody playing on a PC will have a much better/easier experience. *edited for formatting.

I've had this game on my wishlist when I saw a mention of it on social media. I was so excited to play it on the release. It's very cozy! I love the style of the game. The music is soft and the art is lovely. I appreciate that this game really lets me organize however I want so it can really scratch that itch. My only two points are I wish that the "panning" option was a smidge faster. Especially for exploring around your little camper. And sometimes an object doesn't fit (especially into a drawer) when it feels like it should. It can make it just a liiiitle frustrating but nothing crazy. Overall, I love this game. If you like games like Unpacking or A Little to the Left—I find this is satisfying similar to those!

At the point of this review I have 11.7 hours in the game and that is what it took me start to finish to beat it. However- you can spend however much or little time you want organizing. I had so much fun i took my time and played with it a lot. There's a lot of cute interact-able items and I will be playing through again so I can 100% because the game is just sooooo cute. It's like the other most popular organizing game, the only challenge/twist is potentially limited space. The artwork is gorgeous, the scenes are so cute and cozy. The story is really cute as well and I feel like it gave quite a bit of content in comparison to similar games! I would absolutely pay for DLC for this game, or would love a sequel. If you like games like games similar to this you will absolutely love this gem <3 It's so rare these days to find games that's quality exceed it's costs and truly this game was given a lot of love from the developers, many many kudos and thanks for bringing this to life.

Look, the game is very cute, artwork is great, however, I do not think its worth the price. There is not enough content for the amount of money I paid for it. I completed the game in one sitting hoping there would be extras or something more afterwards. Sadly not :/

I didn't realize you just put things away. I thought it was a game were I setup my van and then drove around the map while exploring the area. And that just wasn't the case. The vibes are cute, but I wanted to drive a van around the map.

Ever since the demo, I have been scratching at the walls waiting for the release. Its a comforting and some-what brainless play. "Its just like unpacking though" it is! I never knew only one game of that type could ever be released. If youre here, you probably liked Unpacking and this game is just the game we have been wanting. The art is INCREDIBLE, major props to the art team. Ive only done the first "stage" and im already obsessed. Being able to open items to see their insides is such a lovely touch. I cannot wait to jump back in and do more

Such a cute and relaxing game. It's similar to Unpacking and I really liked all the cute little secrets put into the world.

wonderfull comfy and cozy game! i love the artstyle! in my opinion, next to "unpacking", one of the best games in this gengre!

Really fun and cute organizing game. Loved the customization of the camper every few levels, the little story told through the items, and the pets are super cute! I wish there was more levels, by the end of the game I felt I had so much unused space in the final camper.

Amazing game, if anyone is looking for another game to play after "Unpacking" this is definitely one I would suggest.

i really liked this game, for the most part, but it got extremely frustrating. The hooks barely work in the van that was from the demo (i think i played through the demo 10 times) and there were a lot of other things that just werent functional. The main character is bringing WAY too much stuff from van to van. SO MANY PLANTS. TOO MANY. also the books are super buggy when putting on shelves, especially in the final van Anyways, this was generally a good game but for now im not recommending it until some issues are fixed (buy it on sale or play the demo to see if you like it!)

I mistakenly made the assumption you would be able to interact with items and have a bit more freedom of movement. It was relaxing, I will give it that, but the limitations to take this game beyond just "decorating" travel vans is not present. I got 4 hours of play out of my $20, and it was fun while it lasted, but it gets old quickly. It has a lot of potential, though.

I've always really enjoyed Unpacking, but have never gotten around to finishing it because I got frustrated towards the end as difficulties progressed. I LOVE that this game sort of gives you the option to organize how YOU want, even if that happens to be just you piling stuff on the bed, outside the van, etc. It makes it a lot more enjoyable and relaxing for me. It also helps me to be more engrossed in the story details. Haven't finished, but I'm really enjoying it, and so far would pick it over any other organization game I have played before. Super cute 10/10

Pros: Very cute and very cozy, would love to repurchase sometime in the near future once the bugs are sorted. Cons: Constantly crashes, unable to progress without wanting to murder my PC. Game ultimately refunded so would not recommend.

Played this with 2 friends in vc watching me, we all had an absolute blast. So many cute little details and the PETS oh my god I love the pets. The vibes are immaculate, the graphics so adorable and pretty and cozy. Definitely worth the wait ever since I first saw news of this game!! So glad it's finally out!! What a lovely product of passion and care for a game. May have shed a little tear at the end too. 10/10

Super cozy, love all the interactive objects and achievements. Highly recommend if you enjoy organising (like the game "unpacking"), cozy lofi vibes and the idea of whimsical van travel ♥ Also bonus ADORABLE PETS! ♥

I'll say the game is very cute, but I won't say it's worth the money. It took me four hours from start to finish and I wasn't trying to rush. The game is just too short. It should be $4.99 or under. If you enjoyed unpacking, you'll enjoy this. The game was good, but cost vs. worth? Not worth the money and therefore I give it a pass.

Not a fan at this point. I love the game Unpacking so I was eager to try this one, and at first it was okay aside from the sketchy controls (moving the camera around to get how you need it is a pain). But then you start the second level and things are already partly unpacked, and that is where it lost me. I want to unpack and put things how I like it, because organization is why I play these types of games. It is so satisfying getting things just right and aesthetically pleasing. When you have to pull everything off of shelves and pile it around to try and start again, it's just irritating. If you buy a new vehicle, you should have to unpack everything into that vehicle, so why is it not a fresh start? If I am playing the owner, the way the stuff was in those cupboards is certainly not how I would have done it, so that also breaks the immersion. Like a stranger half unpacked things for me in an awful way. I ended up returning the game after playing for a half hour because it was more frustrating than relaxing, unfortunately.

Played through the demo multiple times, so of course I bought the game the second I got the launch email. It's a relatively short game but the story line is beautiful. It's truly wholesome and relaxing. You can go completely at your own pace. There is definitely reason to play through again, not just for the relaxation, but to find new places for things to go or new things to interact with you didn't notice the first time. I played on PC and only had one very minor bug where I think the game didn't detect i was actually holding something so I couldn't place it anywhere, simply clicking to main menu solved the issue and I didn't come across the bug or any others again. Highly recommend this game if you like wholesome, cozy, organising games.

Extremely buggy game. Currently can't get it to consistently work without crashing. I debated requesting a refund but I am torn because I genuinely want to play the rest of the game. Hopefully I can amend my review soon but at this time I do not recommend spending the money on something unplayable.

Enjoyed this game very much. I love when games like this do a little story line as well. I really enjoyed unpacking a second time in the same van. I sometimes indulged the fantasy that I had gone out on a grocery or shopping trip and just go home and needed to put my new things away. I enjoyed the feminine energy and watching the character go through the journey of self discovery that it evoked. The last level was a bit disappointing. I was hoping that the last van would be overflowing with things. I can tell there may have meant to be more items than what we were given. I wanted it to feel a bit different or see and in crease but the peak of the game to me what with the 2nd to last van. Also a bit of a longing to fill up the van since there was a ton of unused spaces for me. I only encountered a bug on the last level where one of the items meant to be put into a container wouldn't go into the container. I also wish I could have removed stuff from the containers, I think I missed the opportunity to make lemonade. I had made orange juice but had already put the lemons in the baskets.

[Review after completing 100% of current content] Quick conclusion: Akin to unpacking, if it were ruled by a tyrannical plant addict! But still stands alone as its own product. It allows you to create lovely scenes within its boundaries to prevent yourself getting overwhelmed. An emotional journey with cute pets and hugging jugs that you can't help but smile at. Just be aware that it IS quite a short experience, about five hours of content to the price of £12.79, but you gotta support your smaller devs. --- A truly wonderful soul created this game-someone who understands the difficulty of moving on from a struggling relationship and growing into your own independence. You'll go on a journey to redefine old possessions, discover how chaotic a lack of space can be until you almost have too much of it, and track your progress with pretty pictures along the way! The smaller details hidden inside the books and slideshows of the character's life really adds the cherry on top! It's not often that you can stop and [i]feel[/i] the fresh air within a game's environments and sink into the atmosphere the way you can here. Also, pets. [b]Pets.[/b] Pet your pets, and pretend to assign them important roles around the camper-like the softest RTS. Your main girl is a cosy queen, and living through her unhindered economic freedom will offer some much needed escapism. However, it's important to acknowledge the faults too. Some collectables really fade into the background, and getting good angles for your final pictures can be a struggle with how you're expected to pack! Occasionally, the background graphics will flicker or items will glitch, requiring a full restart. A few other small gripes: the tutorial could have a little expansion with more detailed controls, and items that you can properly interact with for a fun change could use some sort of visual indicator? Missing them hurts the heart! Can you splash a little cash, need of a chill vibe, or spot it on a good deal? I can't see you being disappointed.

absolutely loved the game! had been following the studio for a while and wasn't disappointed at all with what we got, had a lovely time organizing. i myself actually played it twice, just so i could do an even better job organizing the second time. the pet was a particularly nice touch, SO ADORABLE! and for a game that launched only a few days ago, i only encountered one very small bug... honestly pretty good! i really liked the little details to discover -- hanging the dishtowel over the oven handle, hanging the pots on the railing, etc. lots of little adorable. and the interactive elements were great! being able to adjust the records to adjust the music (also, btw, so much lovely music? there had to be like 10 records in there!), opening the guitar case and the laptop ... and getting all the lights turned on in a particular level was absolutely enchanting. the little souvenir and journal function was very sweet. i can tell the developers put a lot of consideration into making a relatively simple game something special i would love to see even more items, especially in the last level, in which i had a few totally empty drawers left when i was done. i also felt like the clothing and plants could have been able to packed more tightly together -- i often had very odd shaped spaces left in drawers and shelves that couldn't really fit any other clothing items so I filled that space with things that i wouldn't personally ever put near my clothes, and then had lots of items that didn't go anywhere at all, like the guitar case. overall, though, these are minor issues and i really enjoyed the game quite a bit

If you want a super chill, cute game. This is it. I play it in short bursts, but there's something relaxing about customizing a little camper van. You even get a little companion later on. So so cute. Music is also relaxing. Graphics are great as well.

Short and sweet game. A lot of reviews are comparing this to Unpacking. While it does have the same vibe and idea of Unpacking, it has its obvious differences. There is a story told through each level and in the little journal you can look at, though you can still kind of tell your own story in a way and infer what has happened and what the "main character" is going through. I definitely recommend this if you enjoyed Unpacking and are wanting to play a game in the same sort of genre. The asking price may seem a little steep but I think it's worth it to support an indie game dev studio, and I can't wait to see what these guys make next. Furthermore, I do have some negatives. But as of today, the developers have pushed out an update to work on improvements based on feedback and reviews. I plan on doing a second playthrough because I want to achievement hunt, so I can't wait to see what has been changed since the initial release.

This is a very cute game! Really top tier cozy and relaxing vibes. Much like Unpacking, you organize your space, there's a bit of a story element, but I would say less so in this game compared to Unpacking. Which is also nice since you aren't as limited to where you can put items. I would recommend getting it if you enjoy these times of organizing game since you really can't go wrong with them. I do wish the game was longer, I finished the game in about 2 and a half hours and that was me taking my time, really looking for spots to put things. I got all the achievements after which were all also very easy. To be honest I'm just opening the game now for the music, which is a solid 10/10. All and all it is a good game and I would say its worth it for the vibes.

Loved every minute of it, just a cute cozy game. Loved the art style of everything!!! Definitely reminds me off unpacking, and also in a way sims with the decorating :)

This game is so incredibly cute and cozy! The music is soothing, the graphics are adorable, and the gameplay is simple yet slightly challenging (trying to fit everything and make it aesthetic is harder than it seems lol). Much like Unpacking, you learn a lot about the MC's life through pictures and comments in the memory books. It's honestly so charming and relaxing. I love it!

simple game, but cosy and really beautiful! you just unpack and make your camper van look nice. Game is like it is advertised and I haven't found anything to dislike!

I played the demo, and I was super excited when I saw this game was finally available. Throughout the game you are tidying up a cozy camper for you to travel to different locations in. It could take about 5-6 hours to complete with 100% achievements obtained. If you use a mac and you are looking for a cozy game to get lost in, I would recommend this one. It's super cute, and if you liked unpacking, you will most likely like this as well.

Very cute and cozy game, unfortunately at location/level 4 my game is bugged and wont let me progress further (game says theres another clothes item but wont let me grab it). I am playing on a mac and have seen other mac users have this same issue. I hope this issue is fixed soon so i can finish the game!!

Stumbled upon this game by accident and absolutely loved it. I could play this game for a thousand hours and not get bored. Highlyyy recommend for anyone who loved Unpacking. 10000000/10 stars!

Very fun and cute with a beautiful soundtrack! Worth every penny!

A game that is almost as strong as Unpacking, minus a few bugs and glitches here and there. Would recommend for all cozy gamers out there.