
Manage your mini racer car shop, sell mini cars and spare parts, and unleash your creativity with custom builds. Test drive your creations on the race track before putting them up for sale. Transform your shop into a haven for mini car enthusiasts and build a thriving business in the process!
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Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator allow you to manage every aspect of your mini racer car shop! Sell detailed mini cars and a variety of spare parts, offer draws for rare items, and showcase your custom-built mini cars for customers to buy. As you grow your business, you can test drive your creation in race tracks to evaluate your custom build mini cars and turning your shop into the top destination for car enthusiasts!
Find Rare Spare Parts
To give an extra layer of excitement, each car packs feature a gacha system where you can try your luck to get rare spare parts. Each draw offers a random part, which could be the crucial piece needed to complete your ultimate mini car.
Sell Mini Cars
You'll have access to a wide variety of miniature racing car models, all crafted with impressive detail to attract car enthusiasts. You'll need to carefully manage your stock to ensure you always have the best selection available, keeping your customers satisfied and your business thriving. As the shop owner, you also can have your own mini cars collection by opening car packs.
Sell Spare Parts
Not only do you sell miniature cars, but you can also offer a variety of spare parts to enhance the performance of the mini cars. From mini engines to wheels and unique spare parts, provide your customers with the best selection to build their dream mini cars. Each part has different quality levels and performance, so you need to be strategic in stocking and providing the best for your loyal customers. You also can grab a pack for modifying your own car.
Custom Car Showcase
Show off your best work in an eye-catching showcase area! Here, you can display your most impressive custom-built mini cars for customers to buy. For each masterpiece you can set your own price based on the cars performance.
Test Drive Your Car
Experience test drive your custom-built mini cars on a race track! This feature allows you to feel the performance of your custom-built cars firsthand. Whether it's testing speed, handling, or unique upgrades, the race track provides an exciting way to showcase the quality and capability of your custom-built mini cars.
Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator offers creativity making it an ideal haven for mini car enthusiasts. Start today and transform your shop into the ultimate destination for customers!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Hungarian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil +6 more
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the game is nice but it locks u with events like if u have money , best car and want to do an event so u progress for next level u have to cycle like 30 days to reach that event i hate that i cant just skip days u have to open all hours and close everyday just wasting time i hate it so much
[h1]Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator[/h1] Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator ist ein Shop-Simulator mit einer Besonderheit – wir verkaufen nicht nur Autos im Carrera-Stil, sondern können diese auch selbst verbessern und auf einer Strecke fahren lassen. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] Wie in vielen anderen Shop-Simulatoren baut man sich auch hier seinen Laden Stück für Stück auf. Alles beginnt mit einem Regal, einer Box voller Autos und dem ersten Kunden. Während des Spiels wird man ständig von Missionen begleitet. Wenn man diese erfüllt, steigt man im Kapitel auf. Mit jedem neuen Kapitel schaltet man weitere Produkte frei, hauptsächlich neue Autos und Tuningteile. Allerdings haben wir hier nicht nur unseren Shop, sondern können die Autos auch selbst auspacken und tunen. Mit diesen Autos kann man dann auf verschiedenen Rennstrecken fahren – wobei „fahren“ mehr klingt, als es eigentlich ist. Die Autos fahren selbstständig und erzielen mit denselben Tuningteilen immer die gleiche Rundenzeit. Die getunten Autos kann man anschließend auch verkaufen – besonders lohnenswert, wenn man sie zuvor getestet oder sogar bei einem Event eingesetzt hat, denn das steigert ihren Wert. Im Kalender sind alle verfügbaren Events einsehbar. Events sind kleine Rennveranstaltungen, die täglich stattfinden und eine Teilnahmegebühr verlangen. Bei erfolgreicher Teilnahme kann man nicht nur Geld gewinnen, sondern auch Tuningteile oder sogar das Auto des Gegners. Jedes Event hat jedoch bestimmte Voraussetzungen, welche Autos erlaubt sind. [h1]Grafik und Musik[/h1] Grafik und Musik sind schlicht gehalten, passen aber gut zum Spiel. Die Fahrgeräusche der Autos können allerdings nach einiger Zeit etwas nervig werden. Sehr schön finde ich, dass nicht nur erwachsene Kunden den Laden besuchen, sondern auch Kinder vorbeikommen, um sich ein Auto zu kaufen. Der Laden lässt sich einfach anpassen – die hintere Wand kann mit einem von sechs riesigen Postern versehen werden und man hat die Möglichkeit, die Regalfarbe zu ändern. [h1]Early Access[/h1] Man merkt definitiv, dass es sich um ein Early-Access-Spiel handelt, und ich hoffe, dass noch einige Dinge verbessert werden. Zum Beispiel finde ich es sehr störend, dass Regale keinen Snap-Punkt haben und nicht präzise nebeneinander platziert werden können. Dass man die Autos nicht selbst fahren kann, ist ebenfalls schade – selbst einfache Steueroptionen wie Gas und Bremse würden schon viel ausmachen. Aktuell kann man nur zusehen, wie das Auto fährt. Zudem erzielt ein Auto mit denselben Bauteilen immer exakt die gleiche Rundenzeit – hat man also einmal das beste Setup gefunden, gibt es keine Möglichkeit mehr, die Bestzeit zu verbessern. Ein weiterer Kritikpunkt sind die Kapitel. Grundsätzlich finde ich es gut, dass man ständig Missionen hat. Anfangs sind diese noch angenehm zu erledigen, aber im späteren Spielverlauf dauern sie deutlich länger. In Kapitel 11 muss man z. B. zehn Events gewinnen – das dauert mindestens zehn Ingame-Tage. Dabei ist der Sieg nicht garantiert, einige Events kosten viel Geld, und bei anderen kann man gar nicht teilnehmen. Dadurch wird das Spiel recht eintönig, denn ohne die Missionen schaltet man keine neuen Autos oder Teile frei. [h1]Fazit[/h1] Mini Racer ist ein schöner kleiner Shop-Simulator, der allerdings noch einige Verbesserungen benötigt. Zum aktuellen Zeitpunkt wird das Spiel nach ein paar Stunden leider recht eintönig – vor allem wegen der Missionen, die sich teils über mehrere Ingame-Tage ziehen und kaum Abwechslung bieten. Für 12,79 € kann ich das Spiel dennoch empfehlen. Wer jedoch keine Lust hat, einen großen Teil der Spielzeit mit Warten zu verbringen, sollte vielleicht noch ein paar Updates abwarten (aktuell erscheint ca. ein kleines Update pro Woche). [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/8049466/] Folgt German_Gamer_Community Kuration für weitere hilfreiche Reviews[/url]
It's not as bad as the thumbs down suggests. However, this is really a game, that makes you go through the in-game days in sleep mode. As soon as you have your employee, there's really nothing to do other than stock up, fill the shelves, customize a few cars...and wait until the day is over. - Some 'customers' go and look at the race track and leave without buying stuff. - Items are declared "a great deal", but if you raise it by 1, it suddenly is to expensive? - Storage room unlocks later in the game (I think), so the floor in the store or backyard gets cluttered with boxes, if you buy reserves to stock up or get an offer from a sales person. - The space in the store is pretty limited. - Customized cars are bought even if it just a 1-star suspension is built in and the price is doubled. If the devs take a look at those things and tweak them a bit, it could be a decent game, but as it stands, it is going into dust-filled basement of unloved games.
This game has too little content. After 2 to 3 hours of playing, there's nothing left to do. You can't skip days, and you're forced to wait for events with nothing to occupy your time. It's really boring and feels like a waste of money.
Great game but needs a few tweaks. Like $2000 buy in for a race, i win but I don't get my buy in back? Also if i use the same car for the race the initial boost from the first race should stay and have the 2nd race boost added to it as the car is a 2x winner. Third, There should be a separate shelf to store my cars and not in the workshop garage taking up space. Other than these small items I love this game. Oh one more thing, The ability to have 2 different cars on the same double sell rack would be awesome.
This is a shop simulator game, as you can tell by the title. The store merchandise is exclusive to RC cars and RC car parts. Everyday, a race will be on your calendar, these can have very high entry costs which makes losing the races feel terrible, especially since its automated racing anyways. Pricing is super manual, however, stocking is pretty efficient and somewhat satisfying. Game feels unfinished, but with more cars, parts, events per day, customization options, etc., this game could be a banger. 7.5/10.
Un jeu relaxant, fun et étonnamment addictif ! Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator m’a vraiment charmé dès les premières minutes. Ce n’est peut-être pas un gros titre AAA, mais il dégage une authenticité et une simplicité rafraîchissante qu’on ne retrouve pas souvent. On y gère une petite boutique de vente de voitures miniatures, et c’est incroyablement satisfaisant de travailler sur les voitures, les réparer, les personnaliser et les revendre. Il y a un juste équilibre entre gestion, mécanique et créativité. Ce que j’ai particulièrement aimé : L’ambiance chill et détendue, parfaite pour jouer sans stress. Les détails des voitures miniatures : elles sont adorables et bien modélisées. La sensation de progression constante : on voit son garage évoluer peu à peu. Un excellent rapport qualité/prix, surtout pour un jeu indépendant. C’est le genre de jeu où tu te dis “je joue juste 10 minutes” et une heure plus tard tu es encore dedans. Si vous aimez les jeux de simulation, les voitures ou simplement bidouiller tranquillement, foncez : Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator est une vraie pépite.
Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator, developed by Bewolba Studios and published by PlayWay S.A., is a niche blend of shop management, mechanical customization, and casual racing that caters to a very specific audience—those who enjoy the charm of miniature vehicles and the satisfaction of tinkering with them. It’s a simulation game that doesn’t just let you run a car shop—it lets you live in the world of model racing culture, where every tiny car is a labor of love and every customer is potentially a collector, racer, or hobbyist. The game attempts to strike a balance between mechanical depth and accessible gameplay, and while it doesn't always hit the mark perfectly, it delivers a surprisingly enjoyable and relaxing loop that mixes creativity with light business strategy. At the core of the experience is the process of building and customizing mini racer cars. You collect various parts—engines, wheels, chassis, body kits, and decorative elements—either by purchasing them directly or through randomized packs that function much like a gacha system. Once you’ve acquired a set of components, you can assemble a car and tweak its performance attributes. Each modification has a tangible impact on how the car handles, its acceleration, top speed, or grip, and that becomes crucial once you begin testing these creations on the in-game tracks. These test drives are more than just a novelty—they inform how desirable your cars will be to potential customers and how well they’ll sell, introducing a direct link between mechanical precision and commercial success. The shop management aspect is robust enough to keep things engaging without becoming overwhelming. You’re not just slapping parts on a car and tossing it on a shelf; you’re managing inventory, monitoring customer preferences, adjusting pricing, organizing your display layout, and keeping your shelves stocked with both finished vehicles and individual parts. The game encourages experimentation, particularly in how you meet demand. Some customers may seek rare performance parts, others may want visually appealing collector pieces, and you’ll need to juggle these demands while staying profitable. There's a subtle but rewarding sense of progression as you expand your shop, unlock new workbenches and tools, and gain access to higher-tier components. One of the game’s most charming qualities lies in its presentation. The visuals are clean, colorful, and toy-like in the best possible way. The mini cars are detailed and satisfying to work with, and the environments—especially the shop interiors and test tracks—feel cozy and immersive without being cluttered. The UI is straightforward and functional, though some elements could be a bit more informative, especially when it comes to the precise stats behind performance tuning. Still, the game does a good job of making the act of working on these miniature vehicles feel tactile and rewarding, especially when you take them to the track and watch them zip around with satisfying physics. However, the game is not without its shortcomings. The randomized part acquisition system can sometimes be frustrating, particularly when you’re trying to complete a specific build or cater to a demanding customer. Relying on pack openings introduces a level of RNG that occasionally interrupts the strategic planning element of the gameplay. The repetition can also begin to wear thin after extended sessions—there's only so much variety in the cycle of acquiring parts, building cars, selling them, and testing on the track. While the inclusion of side objectives and unlockables helps to mitigate this, the core gameplay loop doesn’t evolve significantly after the first several hours, which may impact long-term engagement for players looking for deeper simulation complexity. Performance-wise, the game runs smoothly on most systems, though players with older hardware may notice some frame drops in larger shops with many items on display. Customer AI and pathfinding are generally functional but occasionally quirky, and minor bugs—such as UI elements not updating or cars getting stuck during test runs—can occasionally break immersion. These aren’t game-breaking issues, but they do indicate that a bit more polish would elevate the overall experience. Fortunately, the developers have shown willingness to support the game with patches and updates, which suggests that some of these concerns may be addressed over time. Community features, such as the ability to share builds or designs, are currently limited, which feels like a missed opportunity in a game so focused on creativity and customization. A future update allowing for player-designed showrooms or even light competitive racing with other players’ builds would dramatically expand the game’s appeal. Still, even without those features, the single-player experience is packed with charm and mechanical satisfaction, particularly for players who enjoy fine-tuning details and building to spec. In the end, Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator delivers exactly what it promises—a relaxed yet engaging experience that rewards creativity, patience, and attention to detail. It’s not a fast-paced racing game nor a deep economic simulator, but it occupies a unique middle ground that feels both nostalgic and fresh. For players who find joy in assembling intricate little machines, tweaking their stats, and running a cozy shop full of character, this game is likely to be a delightful surprise. While it has room to grow in terms of content depth and feature set, what’s here is already solid, and for its modest price point, it offers a surprisingly wholesome and satisfying gameplay loop that’s worth exploring. Rating: 6/10
Jeu plaisant, facile à prendre en main. Les courses et la customisation des voiture apportent un plus à l'expérience. Hâte de voir les prochaines mise à jour. Je recommande. Retrouvez plus de tests sur la chaîne : https://www.twitch.tv/kaladriel64
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