Cozy Caravan Reviews

Super cute game!! I have had a such a great time playing this game so far. It is so relaxing running around as these cute little critters farming, fishing, harvesting, sewing, questing, and cooking. There are updates that are always so exciting to get! Love the animations too, so appealing!

Cozy Caravan is such a sweet game, and such a joy to play even in its Early Access state. There have been regular updates and the devs are really communicative. I can’t wait for 1.0 to release so I can finally sit down and play this beginning to end.

love this game, simple and cozy. some suggestion might be handy when this game release 1. adding more speed on caravan.. 2. adding auto cooking/tailor or can cook/sew bulk.. 3. adding track quest.. easy to track what quest didnt or did

This game is perfect for winding down and cosying up with. It has the cozy vibes of Animal Crossing but based on farming, community, and exploration. I love the creativity involved in this, and for what its worth, theres loads of quests that keep the game interactive and engaging. Its a large open world game with fun routes to take to reach different locations, no loading screens required. Though I do think some type of bloom or soft lighting affects would give the game some more justice, I'm rather satisfied!

Really fun and cute cozy game that i will spend hours playing without knowing where the day went. There is always another quest to do or a new town to explore. If you need a game to sit down and just relax with this is the game for you!

This game just scratches the itch that ACNH (500+ hours) left in my heart. Great music, TOO MUCH cuteness, contemporary references and cringey puns. I'll be very sad when I run out of main quests. The stop motion is also such a nice little touch. even though it's still early access, I barely encountered any bugs and I'm SO looking forward to the content that will be added *fingers crossed* *Hoi hoi*

I have barely started playing but I already love it. I made a beagle with pants and a messenger bag, and I get to be a traveling merchant in a caravan pulled by a giant bee. Super relaxing, and I can also pet the bee (his name is Rigby). 100% worth it already. 10/10

This game is probably the most cozy and wholesome game I’ve played since starting my gaming journey through Animal Crossing. I’m not a big gamer and have just started playing more steam games due to buying a steam deck, with that this game was the first I’ve played on it and it has brought me so much happiness. Every time I log on and play I’m filled with this endless amount of joy with all the cuteness and fun things to do. I definitely think anyone who enjoys a cute and cozy game should try this out as it will definitely be worth it.

Cozy Caravan is an absolute delight of a game! It's sweet, wholesome and very simple at its core. You play as a cute animal of your choosing and run around Harvestvale helping other equally cute animal folk. Or rather you [i] drive [/i] around Harvestvale since, as the name suggests, you own a caravan that you can modify and upgrade. And that's basically it. The whole purpose of the game is driving back and forth between locations, getting as many resources as you can, helping NPCs, cooking up some meals and running a market on weekends. It might become somewhat repetitive and thus boring to some people, but if you don't mind the routine, then the game is perfect for unwinding. What really impressed me was the world itself. I honestly expected Cozy Caravan to have a few small villages, perhaps a woodland area and some sort of a town square. But the game offers much more. It's bigger than I initially thought and the locations vary in size, architecture and theme. The starting location is a small village, yes, but as you travel further and further you will find yourself on farms and resorts, in vineyards and towns with gardens, beaches, street cafes and bars. NPCs wander around even outside the areas you can visit as a player – as you drive your caravan along the road you will pass by orchards, households and cabins with various animals doing their own thing in the background. In the locations themselves, NPCs will also engage in various activities. They fish, wait in line at the post office, take photos of their friends, sunbathe, take care of flowers and so on and so forth. This wide range of animations makes the world feel bustling with life. I was especially touched by the sight of children playing tag on the beach and a cow NPC watching her calf play in the water. In the end, I would like to point out the species you can choose to be in this game, because not only do you have more common ones such as cats, dogs and frogs – you can also be something as interesting as an axolotl, a parakeet, a koala or a honey badger! Personally I would like to thank the devs for including opossums since they are very underrepresented in media. All in all Cozy Caravan is a great game and I do not regret buying it despite its Early Access state (especially since I haven't encountered any significant bugs so far). I'm looking forward to seeing what else the devs have in store for us, and I wish them the best of luck!

The absolutely absurdly adorable nature of this game is only slightly offset by the winding road of the map. That is to say, it's worth playing if you enjoy an endless loop of back and forth fetch-quests to *help the other townsfolk* propped up alongside cozy-cute graphics. This game is for you. 10/10 There isn't much in the way of story, which adds to the relaxing atmosphere of the gameplay loop. Though the fetch quests will keep you B-U-S-Y if you try to follow them in sequence - there's no demand to rush and do things across the map, you can just meander your way back and forth and collect as many ingredients as possible while still managing to find time to run your market. And the puns, for the other villagers names?... Gives me cute aggression. Love it. The voice acting? UH-dorable. Echolalia worthy.