Mini Racer Car Shop Simulator

TL;DR I give this game a 7/10. I feel its a very solid BASE for a much deeper game, fun for a couple hours till things get stale and repetitive. what's here is very solid IMO but lacks depth. Also if you ACTUALY like slot cars at all you will be disappointed about how much down time there is between races but more importantly the fact you can't control the cars.

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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 impac…

Very simular to previous titles like Ranch Farm & Store and Hydroponics Farm & Store. Over all the game runs well, and is interesting if you like the simulator genre. However, I did note that the objectives/levels ingame contradict the calander events and make the game a drag! So basicly, in level 5 you need to do 3 events to advance. Even with several event under my belt prior to that objective, they did not count toward my progression. Hence you are always stuck, waiting to advance as the level system is broken and based on the days not a XP basis. The game does not have a fastfoward to help move days faster nor is it set up with XP. And you can see this ingame from the moment you start. Just look at the Event calander, you start on level one the event are for level 4, or 7 or 9, Etc... So you have to advance to play, but can not as the event is over when you get to that point! So, would I recommenfd the game? Sure, but only to the hardcores that enjoy simulators. This game is very much a drag in terms of how long it takes you to progress and is killing it. I hope the devs figure out a fix of some kind of adjustment as I will not be playing anymore. Remember to alway do your h…

The basics of this game are clean. You buy packs and sell them for a profit, as with any other Store simulator. You can open these packs to get parts for upgrading cars to sell, again, par for the course with the genre. Visually, it's as clean as any other of the genre. The model variety is OK, but bordering on a little limited. Store customisation is very restricted. The checkout counter and individual car shelf cannot be moved. The footprint for the shelves feels much larger than the visual of the shelf would indicate. Sounds? Oh boy, the sound of little electric motors whirring gets very old very quickly. But overall it's OK. The biggest place that this game falls short is the levelling loop. Levels are locked behind quest completion, rather than EXP grinding, which sounds like a nice change, but when some of those quests are to complete x amount of a specific race or event, and those events are locked to certain days on a calendar, you are left to simply watch your cashier work away while you wait for the days to pass to get to your required event. Overall, it's a decent title, but it requires a good bit of polish to get it up to the standard of the bigger boys in this …

Good game very fun But is there any update for the game or you are stopping updates?!!!