Press kit
Everything you need to write about Road Trips. Free to use in coverage. Dave has asked for a percentage, and been refused.
Road Trips is a party board game for up to eight, played on your phones. You and your family race along one road to dinner, through more than 80 minigames, with a banker who is openly skimming and a family who were never speaking anyway.
Fact sheet
- Game
- Road Trips
- Developer
- Atlas Studio
- Genre
- Party board game
- Players
- 1 to 8, on one screen, with phones as controllers
- First trip
- Christmas Dinner at Nan's, with more trips to come
- Audience
- Adults: funny, never sexy
- Release
- To be announced
- Website
- https://roadtrips.fun
Trailer
What makes it different
- One road, every argument Each trip is its own map with its own road and deadline. Everyone's heading to the same place, and nobody wants anyone else to get there.
- More than 80 minigames Over 50 on every trip, built around one idea: make one big decision, send it, and watch how badly that went.
- Your phone is the controller Put it on the telly and join with a four-letter code. No app. Your cash and your secrets stay in your hand, so you can smile at your brother while you ruin him.
- Dave the Banker A fully voiced host who looks after everyone's money and returns some of it.
- A real English winter The first map runs through snowy villages, past a castle, a viaduct and a chalk turkey, to dinner at Nan's at 3pm sharp.
- Eight idiots Pick from Auntie Pat, Uncle Gary, The Accountant, Gym Bro, Wine Mum, The Influencer, Divorced Dad and The Vegan, then dress them from your phone.
Screenshots
Real pictures from the game. Click for full size. There are more in the download.
Logo and characters
About Atlas Studio
An independent studio making Road Trips with the people who'll play it. You can follow along on The Glovebox and vote on what happens next on the community page.
Contact
A press email is on its way. The bank is closed for questions in the meantime.