What to know

  • MoreRVers is a new mod by A-Zzi that expands RV There Yet’s player cap.
  • It uses the UE4SS framework for runtime patching with no game file edits.
  • Only the host needs to install it—clients can join unmodded.
  • The cap can be set anywhere between 1 and 24 players for maximum mayhem.

The quirky co-op survival title RV There Yet? just got wilder. A brand-new community mod, MoreRVers, launched this week and shatters the game’s four-player limit. Created by modder A-Zzi, it enables up to 24 players to cram into one RV session, offering players the kind of joyous chaos many had been hoping for since the game’s release on October 21, 2025.​

Built using the UE4SS runtime modding framework, MoreRVers modifies the player cap dynamically, without permanently changing game files. Installation is designed to be minimal and host-only—meaning that only the host needs the mod installed for everyone else to join a boosted session. Players simply adjust a single setting in a configuration file to define the maximum party size, from a cozier group of 8 to a full convoy of 24.​

The mod’s ability to function without altering game binaries is especially appealing to cautious players wary of breaking their installations. A-Zzi emphasized that the mod is non-destructive and easily reversible, relying entirely on runtime patching. Community testers have reported stable performance with moderate player counts, though higher numbers may still push the game’s physics and network limits.​

This release marks the first widely available mod to expand RV There Yet’s multiplayer functionality, landing just after its early reactions praised the game’s hilariously clumsy co-op physics and road-trip tension. While the developers have not yet announced official support for larger groups, the modding community clearly isn’t waiting around. As one Reddit user joked: “Why road-trip with four friends when you can road-trip with twenty arguments?”.​

The MoreRVers v1.0.0 release went live on GitHub on October 22, 2025, under an MIT License, with configuration guidance and troubleshooting support included. It’s already gaining traction in modding circles as one of the first successful UE4SS-based expansions for this title, signaling more custom multiplayer tweaks could follow soon.