Very Very Valet

Steam pricePrice
$14.99
Players
2 - 4
Release
May 25, 2022
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How co-op works

Up to four local valets share each shift, collecting customers’ cars, parking them wherever they fit, and returning requested vehicles under time pressure. Players can ride together, launch one another, and split driving, retrieval, and traffic-clearing duties.

About this game

Very Very Valet is a frantic local co-op party game that turns valet parking into a high-speed comedy of errors. You and up to three friends work together to collect customer cars, park them quickly, and return them on demand while dodging obstacles, traffic, and each other. It's cooperative at heart, but the chaos often leads to hilarious friendly collisions and miscommunication.

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The core loop revolves around driving, boosting, and crashing through increasingly wild locations, from city streets to ski slopes. Speed matters, but so does coordination: one player might ferry cars while another clears a path or scouts the lot. The absurd physics and tight time pressure turn every shift into a slapstick scramble.

Designed for local couch co-op with support for shared and split-screen play, Very Very Valet thrives on the same screen, same room energy. Steam Remote Play Together extends the party online, but the game shines brightest when everyone's shouting directions from the same couch. Sessions are short, loud, and perfect for groups who enjoy communication-heavy teamwork wrapped in party-style chaos.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can play together locally?

Very Very Valet supports 1 to 4 players in local co-op. You can play on the same screen or in split-screen mode, and it's designed for couch co-op with full controller support.

Can we play this online with friends?

The game is designed primarily for local co-op, but you can play online with friends using Steam Remote Play Together. However, it shines brightest when everyone's playing together in the same room.

Is this game more about working together or competing?

Very Very Valet is cooperative at its core-you work together to park and return customer cars before time runs out. That said, the chaotic physics and tight quarters often lead to hilarious friendly collisions and miscommunication that feel competitive, even though you're on the same team.

Do we need good communication to succeed?

Yes, communication helps a lot. While the game embraces chaotic party-style gameplay, coordinating who grabs which car, who clears obstacles, and who parks where makes a real difference-especially as the levels get more absurd and the time pressure ramps up.