Supercar Collection Simulator is a Simulation collecting game. Start your own diecast store! Unbox surprise car packs, expand your collection, join exciting races with customers on the tracks, and play online trading games. The game is published and developed by Kiki Games.
A Promising Concept
The title already gives you a hint of what kind of game this is. You have your own (virtual) showroom, which of course you want to fill with the most exclusive supercars. There are various models: some classic, others ultra-modern. Run your store and collect your own little cars. It doesn’t get much better than that, right?
First Impressions
When I played the game, I immediately lost track of time. That’s a good sign, because it means I enjoy the game and really get into it. I did run into some issues with giving change. When I grabbed too much money, I thought I had to click on the amount I had taken. But actually, I had to click on the money in the cash drawer. That caused some confusion, and for a moment I thought the game was broken. But once I realized it was just a misclick, I quickly got back into it and started enjoying myself again.
Some Frustrations
Still, I think the game could be a bit more forgiving. I get that people these days might not know how to count back change, but at least let us make mistakes. If I give back too much money, that should just be possible. Right now, the game prevents you from doing that, and I think that’s a shame.
Satisfying Collecting
I think the details are really well done. The little cars are recreated with decent precision, and I just really enjoy collecting them. It’s almost addictive. Normally, this is something I would spend all my hard-earned money on, but luckily I don’t have to, since it’s all virtual. I can even feel the dopamine rush through my body when I finally manage to get that one missing rare car.
Losing Momentum
Still, I felt the game lacked a bit of depth. After a while, it became quite boring. Don’t get me wrong, I really enjoyed playing it. And maybe that’s exactly why I felt a bit disappointed when it started to feel repetitive. The races are well done and definitely add something, but they don’t really change the fact that the game can become a bit dull over time. Sometimes I felt like I was just grinding, although that might also be due to my playstyle.
Conclusion
Supercar Collection Simulator is a fun and surprisingly addictive game, especially for anyone who loves cars or collecting things. Building your own little diecast car shop and hunting for rare models is really satisfying, and the attention to detail makes it even more enjoyable. Sure, some parts like handling money or the repetitive tasks can get a bit frustrating or boring after a while. But overall, it’s an easy game to get into and hard to put down. If you’re looking for something light, entertaining and a little nostalgic, this game is definitely worth a try. With its modest price tag of just 13 euros, trying it out is a low-risk choice. Plus, since the game is still in Early Access, there’s a good chance it will only get better with future updates.
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