My Summer Car simulator

My Summer Car simulator My Summer Car Simulator lets you assemble a car from hundreds of parts, explore Finland’s open world, and race while constantly maintaining vehicle health to avoid fatal malfunctions.

My Summer Car Simulator

My Summer Car Simulator is a driving simulation made for car lovers. Instead of starting with a finished vehicle, you piece together your own car from hundreds of individual parts. You can roam freely across the world or jump into races against other players. Either way, you’ll need to keep your car in working order—because when components fail, trouble follows fast.

As you earn money through races and odd jobs, you can upgrade and modify your vehicle to gain an edge on the track. The game stands out for its detailed assembly system and driving mechanics: one malfunctioning part can cause an accident, and in this game that can mean the end for your character permanently—raising the stakes for every repair and test drive.

Key Features

Explore a Big Open World

Roam the wide Finnish countryside with scenic views, winding roads, and a distinctly local vibe. You can visit different spots, meet quirky NPCs, and join in seasonal-style happenings. Every area of the map has its own surprises and challenges that keep the journey interesting.

Challenging, Realistic-Feeling Driving

Expect driving that goes beyond simply pressing the gas. You’ll need to keep an eye on speed, fuel, and the overall health of the vehicle while you’re on the move. Roadside fixes, sudden breakdowns, and the occasional encounter with local authorities are all part of the experience.

Retro Soundtrack + Authentic Summer Atmosphere

Step into a nostalgic mood with a soundtrack inspired by 1980s Finland. The audio design helps sell the summer setting—from the buzz of insects in the distance to the loud roar of an engine revving.

Mod Support

The community offers plenty of mods to expand what you can do. Want extra vehicles, new gameplay mechanics, or redesigned environments? Browse community creations and tailor your run even further.

Survival and Resource Management

Survival matters. You must manage your character’s hunger, thirst, and fatigue as you live in the world. Spend time on activities like farming, fishing, hanging out with friends over drinks, and handling other day-to-day needs. Balancing car work against basic necessities creates a constant, engaging tension.

What’s Notable in the Game

Build from Loose Parts

You begin with many separate components. You’ll assemble both the body and the engine, fitting the right pieces together and ensuring everything is properly secured. In the latest version, the game still favors careful, step-by-step assembly rather than quick “workarounds.”

Mistakes Have Consequences

Even small oversights can cause major issues. If you don’t tighten something critical, the car may fail during use. Double-check your work to prevent accidents and wasted time. This design encourages thorough preparation before driving or testing.

Run an Auto Workshop

You also receive customer vehicles to repair and return after the job. Tasks can range from simple fixes to work that pays out for completion. Clear results help you track earnings and understand what still needs attention.

Endless Finnish Summer Days

Most activities play out during long, bright summer days in Finland. The steady rhythm gives you room to focus on garage work and progress at a measured pace. The setting supports immersion without distracting from the mechanical gameplay.

Useful Tips

• Bad deadzones after an update? Reset your controls back to the default settings.
• Don’t save before eating. Items in your house can still be saved even if you quit without saving—this can trigger weird behavior (bug). Also avoid saving after shopping: loading later may cause your shopping bag to explode. Special order parts packed in cardboard boxes can explode too. Saving can also advance time by two hours.
• Remove parts you’ve installed—but not attached. If a part has been placed without being fully fastened, right-click to take it off. Missing or loose bolts cause parts to pop off. A part becomes “attached” only when all bolts are fully tightened. Once attached, you can loosen bolts without the part falling off, but loose bolts make it easier for parts to come loose when you hit bumps.
• Wrong liquid jug? If you’re unsure which jug you used for oil, brake fluid, or coolant, throw that one out along with the other. The emptier jug typically goes farther.
• Car doors control: When opening or closing, hold left or right click to keep the door moving until it’s fully open or fully shut.
• Catch a ride: You can get a ride to the airstrip, the mechanic, or the shoppe by flagging down the driver in the green car along dirt roads using O. Be careful—he might crash into a tree on the way back to your house. You can also push him to drive faster by flipping him off.
• Keep a flashlight close. Finnish nights are extremely dark—being without light at night can feel like instant failure.
• The sledgehammer: (Text cut off in the source) Continue using the garage tools as needed during your build and repairs.