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[Thread] Caravan SandWitch is now available on Steam, Switch & PS5. This sci-fi narrative exploration game invented a new subgenre: โ€œProvencepunk". I really enjoyed it, and recommend it. But all tastes are different, so I invite you to read this thread to find out if this game is for you. (1/16)

Caravan SandWitch transposes all these sensations to a distant planet: Cigalo. Sauge left Cigalo a long time ago to work on a space station. Cigalo was ravaged by a catastrophe 40 years ago, and the jobs are gone, as are the workers. All that's left is a meager local population. (3/16)

And 6 years ago, Garance, your older sister, disappeared. But then... Sauge receives a distress signal from Garance's ship. Aboard a space train, she hurries back to her home planet, where she reconnects with her family and childhood friends. (4/16)

And she is entrusted with a van to travel the desert. But before the signal can be traced, mysterious jammers have to be deactivated. These jammers are to be found in a medium-sized open world. It doesn't take more than a few minutes to traverse it in a van, and that's great. (5/16)

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In terms of game design, this is first and foremost an exploration game. You have quests to follow, but you're also free to go wherever you want... provided you have the right tools. A little touch of โ€œMetroidvaniaโ€ that didn't displease me. (7/16)

So it's your curiosity that drives the adventure. But not only that, since the main quest is a true sci-fi story. It doesn't invent anything, but it does its job very well. And the side quests allow you to get to know some very endearing characters. (8/16)

But also to discover the secrets of this planet's history, its first inhabitants and its ecosystem. You move around on foot and in a van. I have to say that I had a lot of fun playing Caravan SandWitch just after finishing Star Wars Outlaws, because you're back to a certain sense of (9/16)