Wholesome travelling merchant game Cozy Caravan is coming to Nintendo Switch

ByFabio
The official artwork for Cozy Caravan showing the player character moving in their caravan.

The acclaimed wholesome and adorable Cozy Caravan is coming to Nintendo Switch consoles.

Developer 5 Lives Studio announced the news today (August 4th), confirming that the game, which launched in Steam Early Access last year, will be coming to both Nintendo Switch and its successor console later this year alongside a 1.0 launch for PC.

Cozy Caravan sees you create a customisable animal and explore a gorgeous world in your caravan while setting up shop in various towns and selling the items you craft through quirky mini games.

A group of animals from Cozy Caravan sitting around a campfire at night.
The popular game allows you to explore a gorgeous world as a travelling merchant.

Gather resources to stock your caravan, befriend the local townspeople and uncover their stories, and complete quests while participating in a range of activities like fishing.

Since its Early Access release, Cozy Caravan has received three major content updates, adding new locations, characters, and quests to the game – all of which will be available on Switch when it launches with the full PC version.

Dean Furuson, the Creative Lead on Cozy Caravan and Co-Founder of 5 Lives Studio, said: “Switch has actually always been the goal with this game. We knew before a single asset had been created that this game would be perfect for the Switch.

Animal characters talking in Cozy Caravan
The wholesome game allows you to befriend townsfolk and engage in fun activities.

“Being able to take Cozy Caravan with them wherever, and whenever they want has always been something we wanted for players. It’s perfect for immersing yourself in the world of a travelling merchant, spreading joy and mirth throughout the land.”

Cozy Caravan is available now in Steam Early Access and will be launching on Switch soon.

Check out the latest gameplay trailer below:

Fabio has been gaming since the early 2000s with his first game Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. Having written for several organisations, including Attitude Magazine, he has since turned his time to gaming by founding SimpleGamer and The Cozy Gamers.