Lacking content, too much unnecessary conversation between characters, priced too high for what you get, and extreme ideological views before you even leave the tutorial.

I've really enjoyed this game. I've played it through twice. Highly recommended for a nice, easy laid back and enjoyable game. Played smoothly on my Steamdeck.

This is a strange one. tldr version: It is a soft recommend.

I like the things they have here, for the most part, but there's opportunity for so much more.

The story is pleasant, but it has no bite. Not to say that there should be combat or anything, but the biggest obstacle in the game is a small jumping puzzle here and there. Of course, this is an intentional decision, but I don't think it serves the game as well as it could. I found the driving and traversal engaging, and I enjoyed exploring and looking at the world, which kept me coming back to finish the game and all the tasks, but I wanted more reason to do so.

Look at a similar game, such as Promise Talent Agency. In both, you're mostly doing traversal between points, but there's lots of collectables, minigames, and memorable characters. On the other hand, Caravan's awkward dialogue and big empty (but beautiful) world leave me wanting more substance. There's not a lot to really sink my teeth into. Is that fine for a 10 hour game?

That said, there's possibility here. I'd play another game from this developer, because I can see potential for something really cool from them in the future. Caravan was a good start, and I hope that they can knock the next one out of the park.