Caravan SandWitch

Embark on a journey across vast landscapes in Caravan SandWitch, a captivating narrative-driven exploration adventure.

Caravan SandWitch is a exploration, adventure and singleplayer game developed by Studio Plane Toast and published by Dear Villagers.
Released on September 12th 2024 is available only on Windows in 8 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil and Korean.

It has received 1,491 reviews of which 1,377 were positive and 114 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 18.74€ on Steam and has a 25% discount.


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Windows
  • OS: Windows 10/11
  • Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 3100 / Intel Core i3-8100
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GeForce GTX 1050 Ti / Radeon RX 570
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 5 GB available space

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Oct. 2024
Its hard to explain, but this thing is giving me nostalgia vibes for Little Big Adventure. Im having a truly horrible couple of weeks, and this is so genuinely pleasant to play. Edit - finally completed & 100% - a super gay, extremely cozy little game that makes me want to quit my job, get a little van and commit ecoterrorism. or just make friends with Frog people. Nothing but good feels and I wish all the best to the Devs and the really nice people who left me some friendly comments. Great stuff :)
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Oct. 2024
Another game where the real rating is "middle thumb". There's a lot to like about Caravan Sandwitch. It's a great open-world that's big enough, but not too big. It's got great art design, the music is complimentary without being overpowering. It has two major flaws though: 1) It's really janky. The movement system fails to work sometimes - Sauge will just refuse to clamber up onto ledges that should automatically clamber onto to. And then sometimes she'll clip through the ground in the process. When driving the van, I found that it would sometimes activate the boost all by itself. Then there are a couple of platforming puzzles which suck not because they're terribly designed, but because the movement system just isn't built for it. It's not fluid enough, it's not responsive enough. 2) The English localization is rough . It borders on Engrish. There are two English localizers listed in the credits for this game, but I'm pretty sure they just ran the script though a machine translator and laughed all the way to the bank. The localization is full of broken grammar and incorrect or unnatural words (like calling teleporters and transmission towers "receptacles"). It genuinely hindered my ability to be invested in the storyline, so for most of the game I was simply continuing because I found the world itself compelling enough to do so.
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Sept. 2024
This is one of those games I find hard to truly recommend to the average gamer, but for a specific few this is one of those rare little treats. At the time of this review, I have 99%'d the game. With the exception of a few achievements, one of which is simply jumping the truck off every ramp in the game, there is isn't a single drop of content left to do. Personally, 7 hours for 20~ dollars isn't the worst value, but I am left feeling unfulfilled. I am left wondering if another year in the oven would have worked wonders for this game, or if it's reached the limits of the creator's vision and that vision is simply incomplete. There is no challenge here, as in no combat and no genuine puzzle solving. You drive a van from point to point, pick up shiny objects and maybe read a little dialogue as part of whatever quest you're on, maybe sometimes you climb a bit... and... that's it. Everything is spelled out fairly clearly (barring the definitely rushed localization) and you are put under absolutely no pressure to do anything. The entire game is 'This place is sorta interesting, I wonder what's over there', held together by so-so platforming and a fairly interesting story that gives you enough crumbs to give you a desire to keep going. As the progression is casual enough that it never feels tedious, even when there isn't much to do but drive from one landmark to the next, the 'drive' (haha) must come entirely from within or your desire to get more story beats. I enjoyed my time with this game, it was a great 'shut-your-brain-off' for a lazy Sunday kinda experience. However, the ending felt crazy rushed, the build up and pay off is almost insulting and it ends so abruptly I'm simply left confused. When you reach the end and uncover the big reveal, it really just felt like 'uh...okay i guess' and then the credits roll and there's nothing after them. No little teaser, no final to-do, just some cute pictures and the names and roles of the people involved. Quite literally boiling down to a binary choice. Pick A or B, here's the credits. I think this game is a spot on 6/10. It's definitely a step above the standard jank that's released by the gorillions these days, but it's far from perfect. If you could pick this game up on a decent sale, it's well worth a few hours of your time, doubly so if you're more of a casual gamer that just wants to chill and shut your brain off.
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Sept. 2024
Cozy Death Stranding Relaxed open world exploration game. Gameplay itself is solid with some metroidvania elements such as getting upgrades and unlocking places to progress further. Music and sound was good and navigating with car and protagonist was fluid. Performance on Steamdeck was also solid and didn't run into bugs. The story was very light and maybe a little too stretched. Still felt that the length 7-8h wasn't too long. Overall would recommend 7.5/10
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Sept. 2024
An absolutely enchanting adventure that stays in mind. This tiny open world is rich and so satisfying to explore with the van! I rarely get attached to game characters but here they are all really lovely, I mean there is a frog photographer !
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Caravan SandWitch
8.8
1,377
114
Online players
19
Developer
Studio Plane Toast
Publisher
Dear Villagers
Release 12 Sep 2024
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