
My Summer Car is the ultimate car owning, building, fixing, tuning, maintenance AND permadeath life survival simulator. You start the game with hundreds of loose parts and assemble both car and engine.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 864 reviews with recorded playtime.
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never built the satsuma. keep dying in uncle's van. 11/10 would reccomend
fajne ale jak satsuma wystrzeli w kosmos ewentualnie stanie w ogniu to robisz wszystko od nowa nie polecam dla osób z małą cierpliwością
bardzo fajna gra
Jogo muito interessante, principalmente para quem gosta de mexer em carro
i have no clue why i find this game this fun but i do
So good game. I reccomend this game for kids younger than the age 7 years old. Buy cigarettes and get drunk with your FRIENDS!!!
Review I really wanted to enjoy this game because the idea behind it is excellent. A detailed car-building system combined with survival mechanics sounds amazing on paper. Unfortunately, the execution is extremely disappointing. The biggest problem is the collision system. There are countless broken collision boundaries throughout the game. Terrain, buildings, vehicles, and many physical objects behave inconsistently, causing bugs and frustrating gameplay. Most of the issues I experienced were related to physics and collisions. The car assembly system is another major frustration. While the level of detail is impressive, interacting with parts is unnecessarily difficult. It often feels like you have to aim at a single pixel just to install a component. Instead of being immersive, it becomes exhausting. The driving mechanics are also terrible. Vehicle handling feels awkward and unresponsive, making driving more frustrating than enjoyable. Another issue is the constant annoying in-game sounds that cannot be disabled. After spending some time in the game, they become extremely irritating. The game has a fantastic concept: realistic car assembly, survival mechanics, and attention to detail. Sadly, all of these strengths are overshadowed by poor collision detection, broken physics, clunky controls, and badly designed interaction mechanics. Instead of feeling immersed, the game mostly creates frustration and negative emotions. A good idea alone is not enough. The implementation is what matters, and in its current state, the project is very disappointing. It doesn't matter whether one person or a large team developed the game. If you are charging money for your product, you should make sure the major issues are fixed before asking players to pay for it. In my opinion, this game is not worth its current price. The price should be significantly lower, especially considering this is a 2025 release.
good game drive drunk whi a old ass car and crash then break your moniter very recommended
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fajna gra
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