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Indie game development studio CrossBone has shared a new teaser trailer for Van Life Simulator, an upcoming exploration driving simulator with Death Stranding vibes set to be officially launched sometime in 2024.
Capturing the beauty of an on-the-road lifestyle, the game provides players with the opportunity to experience RV life from various perspectives. Whether you choose to become a van renovator, operate a van rental company, or simply explore the open world at your leisure and camp wherever your heart desires, Van Life Simulator has you covered.
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When it comes to camping, the game provides a wide range of locations, each offering a unique atmosphere and challenges. Whether you prefer a serene lakeside retreat or an adventurous mountain setting, you have the freedom to select any location you desire, with the choice actually impacting and shaping your gameplay experience.
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Van Life Simulator also includes an extensive weather and time-of-day system that influences your experiences during both day and night. Depending on the weather conditions, visibility can range from clear to limited, requiring you to adapt your strategy and make decisions based on dynamic weather patterns.
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"Choose from diverse vans, from vintage to modern, each with unique features. Customize your van with upgrades or sell it for income. Unleash your creativity by renovating and imprinting your identity on your home on wheels. Every decision shapes a unique narrative for your van life journey," reads the game's Steam description.
Image Credit: CrossBone, Van Life Simulator
Image Credit: CrossBone, Van Life Simulator
Image Credit: CrossBone, Van Life Simulator
Image Credit: CrossBone, Van Life Simulator
You can learn more about Van Life Simulator and wishlist the game over on Steam.
If I had a nickel for every time we featured a van simulator in 2024 so far, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice. Previously, Thomas Guillon also showcased a cool van sim, featuring shaky physics and Studio Ghibli-like art style:
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