Getting a recreational vehicle home with a group of friends is exactly as chaotic as it sounds.

The community profile makes it very clear what this game is and what it is not. Social play ranks ahead of 96% of games, which is exceptional and perfectly consistent with a game built entirely around co-op. Hook also sits above average, ahead of 64% of games. Everything else lands in the lower rankings: desert island ahead of only 2%, sound design ahead of 5%, narrative ahead of 9%. This is not a game you play alone, take with you, or remember for its story.

For a small indie co-op game, that is actually the right profile. It does not try to be anything other than a fun multiplayer experience, and the community recognizes that. Many games in this space struggle even on social appeal. This one nails exactly what it set out to do.

If you want something to pull out when friends are around, this delivers. Solo or looking for depth, it is not the right pick.