Decorate and organize the camper van of your dreams! Embark on a journey of self-discovery as you build your own home-on-wheels, using a combination of creative block organization puzzles and relaxing interior design. Make your heart feel at ease and your camper van feel like home.
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Product refunded I liked this game, but I refunded it. The trailer gives off the impression to me that it is a cozy basebuilder of sorts, building a place to call your own with all the parts you'd like. This isn't exactly that. The user tags for this one are correct! It's a casual puzzle game where the puzzle is "arranging all these objects in a way that pleases you, but you have to use every object you are given". I wish it were a different game, but I cannot it fault it for being the game it is. If you like object sorting games, you'll like this. If you like basebuilders, you will not like this.
Cute game, but way too short for the price.
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 d
I never leave reviews, but this game pisses me off so much. It's like the developers saw how successful Unpacking was, and decided to replicate it but did it without realizing WHY Unpacking did so well. The only similarity between the two games, is "unpacking" things. Not even unpacking, just taking items out of the category list on the side of the screen. It's not satisfying to take items out, or to finish a category. You'll just be sorting the same items, over and over and over again. And sometimes, you'll just randomly move into a new van. Story mode is crazy thing to name it when there is no narrative aspect at all. Half the time, it's so unclear where you should actually be putting things, if items can stack, or if everything will actually fit into a cupboard. Mostly, you'll run out of room in the closet for your clothes in the most frustrating way, you'll have a pair of shoes or a
BEFORE YOU READ THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS!!!!!!! many of the negative reviews are completely missing the point of the levels in story mode. Think of it as VERY similar mechanic to the video game "unpacking" where you're just unpacking our things at each location at different points in the protagonists life. For example level one we're on our own by the beach, level two we're clearly moving in with a male counterpart into a larger camper, and so on. So yes, you'll be unpacking a lot of the same items with some new ones each time, but it makes sense because **we're the same protagonist at different stages in life**. If you catch them complaining about the lack of variety in the beginning, or "can't use the Christmas and Halloween items in story mode!" (cough cough the review left by Apsaphea) they are AGAIN missing the point of story mode!!! You are following the story of the protagonist thro
I really wanted to like this game, as I am a huge advocate for more organizational cozy games such as Unpacking, A Little To The Left, etc. Unfortunately, I am more frustrated than I am relaxed when I play this. There have been several times where I cannot figure out the "best" place to put items. It took me forever to find the silverware drawer in level 5 (? I can't remember which level), I thought it went down below the stove, but nope, that's where the glasses went. Sometimes it's just not intuitive where stuff goes. I also really dislike how things never seem to place side by side, there's always so much space in-between the items, but something still can't be placed in space that clearly shows enough room, it's probably the most annoying thing to deal with overall. It's also incredibly tedious trying to figure out what stacks on top of each other, and how many you can stack. There a
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