Bohdan Kvas is pleased to announce the Open World Update for I Know a Spot, the cozy campsite building game, now live on Steam. It’s the biggest update the game has received since launch.
The separate locations players chose between at launch are gone, replaced by one connected open world. Players can now drive freely between environments, follow the roads or leave them behind, and discover their own favorite places along the way, rather than selecting a scene from a menu.
The update arrives alongside the Steam Autumn Sale, with I Know a Spot discounted 40% until October 8th.
“I Know a Spot was always about creating your own little getaway,” said developer Bohdan Kvas. “Now, finding that place is part of the experience too. Drive through the world, discover a spot you like, park your car, unpack your camping gear, and make it yours.”
Everything that defines I Know a Spot remains intact within this new open world, changing weather, different times of day, cars, camping props, and the freedom to build a peaceful scene wherever players choose to stop.
About the Game
If you love the peaceful, no-pressure building of Tiny Glade or ShantyTown, I Know a Spot brings that same energy to the great outdoors. Explore a variety of locations across forests, lakes, mountains and seasonal environments, set up your perfect camp, customise your car and enjoy the peace and quiet with your dog.
No timers. No objectives. Just you, the outdoors and a very good dog.
Key Features
- Open world exploration: One connected world replaces the game’s separate locations, drive freely, follow the roads or leave them behind, and discover your own favorite spots.
- Campsite building: Place objects freely to create warm, inviting scenes across a variety of nature locations.
- Car customisation: Personalise multiple cars with different models, colours, wheels and accessories.
- Dog companion: A loyal dog walks around camp, reacts to the environment and sits nearby.
- Peaceful exploration: Changing weather and times of day, with no pressure and no objectives.
