RV There Yet? starts off feeling like a fun road trip, but it doesn’t stay that way for long. Players will have to deal with tricky roads, keep their RV running, and make sure they don’t run out of supplies. And just when you think things are calm, some wild animals will show up to make your trip a lot more chaotic.
The animals in RV There Yet? can be really scary and can end your trip before you know it. Luckily, the game gives you a few ways to fight back and stay safe. This guide will go over all the animals you’ll face in RV There Yet? and share some tips to survive each one.
All Animals in RV There Yet?
You can’t actually kill any animals in RV There Yet?, but you can scare them away. At the time of writing, RV There Yet? has four animals:
- Bears
- Snakes
- Eagles
- Alligators.
How to Get Rid of Bears in RV There Yet?
Bears are usually the first animals you will run into after crossing the first bridge. They will start attacking the RV, and the best way to deal with them is to find some bear spray. Once you pick it up, spray it on the bear, and it will run away. You can also cross a bridge to escape since bears never follow you there.
How to Get Rid of Snakes in RV There Yet?
You will encounter snakes early in the game, and they can really catch you off guard. You’ll probably find one near the Bear Spray bench at the first resting area. So when you head there, move carefully.
If you do get bitten, you can heal yourself with an Antidote. You can also throw something, like a rock, to distract the snake.
How to Get Rid of Eagles in RV There Yet?
Eagles might not look too scary at first, but don’t underestimate them. These birds can grab you, fly you up high, and then drop you. The fall damage can easily kill you and your teammates.
The best way to deal with Eagles is to run back to your RV as fast as you can. They only attack when you are out in the open, so staying close to your RV will keep you safe. Fans can also grab onto the winch if they see an eagle coming. This way, it won’t be able to lift you off the ground.
