

ARC_the beginning
SAMWOO STUDIO · 2026 · Racing, Driving, Casual, Arcade, Singleplayer
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About ARC_the beginning
🎉 About This Game
ARC the beginning is an arcade racing game inspired by Korea’s festival-like vibe—customize your car in a colorful low-poly style, cruise freely in a small open world, and take on story races.Become the star of Goguma Auto Fest on Goguma Island, a fictional island inspired by Yeouido. Slice through cherry blossoms as you race across the city, and cruise to K-pop-inspired beats. 🌸🏁 Gameplay
- Fast, responsive arcade handling! (Drifting is possible too.)
- Single-player Story Races and Time Challenges
- Car customization (visuals & tuning)
- Free roam exploration in a small open world
🗺️ Content
- 56 race events (Sprint / Circuit / Time Attack)
- 38 hidden mission locations 🌸
- 16 cars
- 3,000+ customization combinations per car (visuals & tuning)
✨ Vibe
- Colorful low-poly visuals with a lively festival mood
- Korea-inspired city atmosphere with seasonal cherry blossoms 🌸
- A K-pop-inspired soundtrack made for cruising
- Keyboard and controller support
🌸 In One Line
When you’re tired of massive games, this is a light arcade racer that slips into your day—pick it up like a snack and enjoy.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Colorful but flawed indie arcade racer with weak controls and AI, shallow variety, and frustrating mechanics that make it enjoyable only at a steep discount. After creating a profile and choosing the difficulty and transmission mode, which can be changed later, you’re dropped into a car festival. Once you prove your skills in a short introductory race, you receive prize money for your first new car and an invitation to compete in various events around the city. One major issue becomes obvious almost immediately: there is no proper gamepad support. Although you can attempt to remap controls by pressing a gamepad button in the settings, some inputs simply do not work. Steering, for example, does not register when using the directional pad. As a result, you are effectively forced to play with a keyboard. Because of that, manual transmission is best avoided, as it feels awkward and unenjoyable on a keyboard. The driving model leans heavily toward arcade style, so it is fairly simple overall. You have a throttle, a brake for corners, and nitro that refills automatically, which keeps things straightforward. The game takes place in a small open city built with colorful low poly graphi…2 found this helpful
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