Who doesn't want to own a shop selling toy cars?
It's that time again for a new episode of Chichuki Plays, the show where I go hands-on with upcoming games and show them off. Usually it's about an hour or so but I don't want to spoil too much of the game for you. This time, we're looking at Supercar Collection Simulator on Steam. Think Supermarket Simulator but instead of groceries, you run a store that sells cars and holds events.
I really love the look of Supercar Collection Simulator.if the Hot Wheels/Matchbox cars scene has this many attractive girls, I might have to jump into toy car collecting but I'm getting off topic. You are the owner of a shop and you can run it pretty much anyway you see fit. You can buy product, you can set the prices, you can paint the store; it's your chance to play God, you know if God was in charge of store development. I think this game does a good job showing me why I shouldn't own a store because I was out of product a few times during the playthrough. It doesn't hurt but if you don't sell anything, you can't make money and in turn pay your bills/rent.
A cool feature is that you can open packs and collect cars yourself. Find the best car for the collection and then turn around and sell it. If that isn't your speed, you can collect cars, buy a table with a track, and race customers. If you win you can get your hands on their car but if you lose, they could get yours.
This was one of my first times playing a simulator game like this and I can see why these things are so addictive. I could see myself putting hours into this because easy to pick up. I would have liked to see better controls with a controller but I understand that these types of games usually use a keyboard/mouse combo.
Make sure you check out the hands-on video below!