Underground Garage
BeardedBrothers.games · 2026 · Simulation, Racing, Open World, Automobile Sim, Driving
PC
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About Underground Garage
Welcome to the world of high-stakes tuning and street racing! Welcome to Underground Garage! It's your playground where you can unleash your creativity and mechanical prowess. Fix cars, tune them up, and hit the road to test their build to the limit. Start out by doing jobs for customers, mechanic work, and making a name for yourself in the scene by racing through the night. Then, when the time comes, build and expand your own underground garage.Every car is a masterpiece waiting to be tuned and modified. Enjoy 20 different authentic and finely detailed cars, including sports cars, sedans, compacts, and muscle cars. Master mechanics where every change matters and impacts how your cars handle on the street. Each car is built from dozens of parts and features realistic collision damage to the engine and body. Rotate, disassemble, and reassemble thousands of different styles and interactive parts to fill customer orders or to build the car of your dreams. From spoilers to neon lights, everything is available for customization. Leave your personal touch on the cars you work on and stand out in style with a wide range of stickers, colors, and decals. Experience the zen of authentic simulation as you bring cars to life with precision and care. Experiencing power trouble? Test the battery and repair or replace it if needed. And don't forget to check the oil, fuel, coolant, and brake fluid before you hit the road.When you're done, join an illegal race via the job menu or around the city, and feel the rush of adrenaline as you push your machines to their limits on the street. Get to know the city in free roam and test your skills in different street racing event types, such as time attack, duels, practice, and classic racing. Dominate the streets by challenging the limits of your finely-tuned cars. Complete quests and discover all the hidden secrets around town, including a variety of shops and junkyards to explore. Earn money, prestige points, and experience with every job, and upgrade your garage, buy parts, or acquire your own cars. Unlock new content with your progression and skills.RUN YOUR OWN WORKSHOPBecome a garage owner and use your hard-won cash prizes to upgrade your garage, tune cars even more finely, and become the city's hottest mechanic. Set up specialized workstations and optimize your workflows to generate more income that you can then invest in better black market equipment.HIGH-SPEED STORYMODEUnderground Garage story mode puts you in the role of a talented auto mechanic looking for a job and a way into the car tuning scene. Your friend Deb gives you a shot to prove yourself, but when her workshop is destroyed, you help her get back into business and hunt down the criminals responsible to exact justice. Hiding somewhere in the car tuning and night racing scene, you need to challenge and beat them to rebuild your underground garage empire.FEATURES
- Become a car mechanic and expert tuner
- 20 authentic vehicles
- Work on 15 highly detailed engines
- Work with vehicle fluids
- Highly detailed car customization
- Open world with challenges
- Test your skills in high-speed street races
- 3 race modes: practice, time attack, and racing
- Place bets on your success and cash in
- Cars, engines, and parts modding
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
DO NOT BUY THIS!!! I only paid like $2 for it and I overpaid! The handling of the cars is atrocious! The cars dip a lot when turning, the steering seems delayed and sluggish, the mechanics part have been seen before and the performance is sometimes very bad. I started a race against 4 opponents and my fps dipped to 49, according to the Steam overlay, but the game was clearly rendering around 1-2. I tried using the Direct 11 version, that "only" dipped to 60 fps, but that was also clearly about 1-2. I know I haven't much ingame playtime, but that's how bad I feel it is. I actually regret paying $2 dollars for a game?!4 found this helpful
Game forces you to diagnose issues but doesn't tell you how to. its just like go on do it like you already know how to play this failed attempt to rip off car mechanic sim. I don't remember what I paid for this trash but whatever it was it was too much
Well... what can I say? If you did not watch any youtube videos of gameplay and decided "steam reviews are better" well here is one. First thing is first. Runs well on my entry level gaming PC. It is a good blend of racing and car repairs. And it doesnt master either. With focused effort it takes about 16 hours to complete all achievements. I am still missing one to which I am like "meh". When it comes to car repairs it is about on the same level of detail as car mechanic simulator (2021 - there will be a new one out soon and I cannot compare that one yet) except it is lets just say "on a bit of a budget". But some super annoying bits are not present for example the disassembly and assembly is a smooth process. And is not as tedious as CMS. Of course you need to get used to the UI to find out what is wrong first where the game basically tells you "replace this and that" and highlights it. Then it is up to you to get to it. And yes there are good details with removing fluids and oil and repairing components (which is not a minigame here). Then you get some racing stuff. Again. Not perfect. But it is fun. You have time trials, races and 1v1 race. Time trials are fun. Race I…
the steering in the game is absolutely bad keeps trying to steer me into a wall thought it was going to better than this for how far we have come in the gaming community
For a long time I did not buy this game based on some reviews, after seeing a number of others liking it I spent almost 9$ and tried it, as some have said there are bugs but it was made by humans so perfection is usually not expected by reasonable people. I will conclude that I enjoyed it and am glad I gave it a try.
Underground Garage has interesting combination of fixing , tuning and racing cars. Controls on mechanic side initially felt bit weird, but I adjusted soon. Screwing parts is faster than in some mechanic games. Mostly you just fix customer cars to get money to run garage. There are do diagnostics tools, just quick diagnostic button. That partially makes it too easy. Most parts can be repaired in repair table. There are plenty of nice looking cars and engines. Game is open world, even pretty large area. There is small amount of traffic. You could drive to any location, but they seem to be empty. At least I didn't find any hidden cars or parts. But those can be found on junkyard or black market. There is no fast travel. Luckily, you have car and you can tune it. Idea of races seems tempting, but would have needed more work from developer. Driving physics feels bad, making cars numb to drive. On top of that, bad GPU optimization makes games janky. Car models do not feel different, one with more powerful engine is just faster. Cars lose acceleration, even if pedal is pushed firmly to floor. Underground Garage has so much potential. It just needs more work. Feels like whole gam…
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