Nullaroam: Caravan Road Trip

Hitch up and take the long way round. Nullaroam is a calm caravan road trip round Australia. Drive one stop at a time, reverse into the bay, set up camp and spend the day. Your travel journal pays for the trip, and the map fills in as you go. There are no accounts and no timers. FREE WITH ADS The whole lap is free: all 12 stops round Australia, and free roam on later laps. A short ad may play between days or stops, never in your first ten minutes and never more than once every four minutes. You can also choose to watch an ad for a fuel boost: the long-range tank, so that fuel lasts 25% longer for an hour of play. OPTIONAL PREMIUM Premium is a single one-time purchase (A$3.99 in Australia; Google Play shows your local price). It removes the ads between days and stops for good and keeps the long-range fuel tank on for good. It is not a subscription, and nothing else is for sale. HOW A DAY GOES - Plan the next leg and fill the tanks. Every leg costs fuel, tyres and daylight. - Drive: hold Go, steer toward the sights, and brake when a kangaroo bounds onto the road. - Choose where to stay: a powered site with a fee, or a free camp that draws on your water and battery. - Reverse the caravan into the bay. If it gets tricky, you can ask the neighbour for a hand. - Set up camp, then spend the day: cook a meal, fish, take a bushwalk, photograph wildlife or just rest. - The journal pays for the new places and moments you find, and the workshop in town turns that money into better parts for the rig. A CALM GAME Nothing is timed. There are no daily rewards, no countdowns and no pop-ups pushing you to buy. No ad plays while you drive, park or decide, and none on the title or settings screens. PRIVACY No account and no analytics. Ads come from Google AdMob, which asks for your consent where the law requires it; ads are personalised only if you agree. Your journey stays on your device. - Plays offline (ads need a connection) - Made for players aged 13 and over - Plays in landscape - Text size setting The places are real. Campgrounds, prices and distances are made for the game.