Indie games are currently outperforming triple-A titles at the top of the global Steam charts. Among these, the newcomer 'RV There Yet?', which has held its position for three days since the 22nd, is catching eyes with a 'Very Positive' rating.

In North America, 'RV' refers to a recreational vehicle, and as the title suggests, the game is all about navigating these cumbersome beasts. You play as a protagonist trying to head home after a holiday with friends, only to find yourself forced to traverse the treacherous Mabbot's Valley instead of the sensible route.

Mabbot's Valley is a nightmare of steep inclines, precarious bridges, and downright non-existent paths. Your RV comes equipped with a winch, which is essential for clawing your way through the chaos. Cooperation is the name of the game here; while one person drives and another handles the winch, the rest of the crew must act as spotters to ensure safe passage. Expect plenty of bumps, as the vehicle takes damage and requires frequent repairs to stay roadworthy.

Currently, 'RV There Yet?' boasts a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam (2,940 reviews, 81% positive). Players are absolutely raving about the sheer absurdity of the situations that arise, making it a riot to play with mates. The mechanics—from winch physics to managing repairs and scavenging items—add a solid layer of depth. However, it’s not all smooth sailing; users have flagged a fair share of bugs, such as disappearing vehicles or characters, along with criticism regarding map monotony and the need for better optimisation.

Elsewhere, 'PowerWash Simulator 2' has cleaned up nicely, landing at 4th place upon its official release with a 'Very Positive' rating. Meanwhile, 'The Outer Worlds 2', which had high hopes with an 84 Metacritic score, has secured the 9th spot.

In the daily peak concurrent players top 20, 'Marvel Rivals' climbed to 9th place with 127,164 players following its new PvE mode update. 'Limbus Company' also saw a boost, reaching 18th place with 67,743 players after its 6.5 chapter update.