More than two decades ago, the Need for Speed series would have had a very different status than it does today. The episodes deal with the world of illegal night racing, especially… Need for Speed Underground 2 They have deservedly become classics. Car Mechanic Simulator, the final episode of which was released in 2021, is a car game with a completely different character, and it is still very popular. Maybe it's no coincidence that it's independent music BeardedBrothers. Games The studio is trying to combine these two into a game Underground garage-in.
The game has been in the works for years and a demo is already available Steamed. But until now nothing is known about his appearance. However, today it turns out that we are only a few weeks away from the early release.
Players can get involved in an investigation, where a garage owner who travels in illegal car races goes missing. We can take over his garage to make it successful through hard work and, if possible, winning races with his cars. In principle, we will also be able to find out what happened to the previous owner. As the story progresses, you can acquire new tools and machines in the garage, with which you can tune vehicles faster and more efficiently. In this area, the game will call upon the mechanics of Car Mechanic Simulator, that is, we can disassemble the engine bolt by bolt and replace the parts in it.
We can collect cars for restoration from junkyards, from which we can build asphalt kings. We have complete freedom to create the design and adjust its properties. According to the developers' promise, injuries acquired during races will greatly affect the engine and car performance.
Underground Garage promises a lot, but looking at the trailer above, it feels a bit cheap. For example, we don't know anything about the races themselves, which are basic details for such a game. In any case, the early version will arrive on Steam on October 24, and then we will have answers to many questions.
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