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My Summer Car Free Download GAMESPACK.NET I know what you’re thinking. Video game reviews on a car site? But My Summer Car is a video game about a car. Not just any car, but the kind of old jalopy we just love around here at Car Talk. The premise seems straightforward. You’re a 19-year-old kid in Finland whose parents have gone away on vacation “until they get bored and come back.” There’s a rusty old heap of a car, completely disassembled, scattered around your garage, and your goal is to put it back together, fix it up, and enter it in a rally. But you quickly discover that what sounds straightforward is anything but. As developer Johannes Rojola says, “I am making this game because this game needs to be made. This is not made because this is fun game, but because it is NOT!” Truer words were never spoken. My Summer Car is the nitpickiest game of obsessive, over-the-top detail you’ll ever play. As the game begins, you wake up and stumble outside the house to find a shell of a 1974 Satsuma AMP – the game’s version of an old Datsun 100A.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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Opening the garage, you discover car parts, seemingly hundreds of them, littering the floor and shelves, along with a set of wrenches. It’s that wrench set that gives you the first hint that you’re going to spend a lot of time being irritated while playing this game. There’s a full set of wrenches in that box, and you can pick each one up individually. That’s because there’s a full range of bolt sizes you’ll need to turn to build your car, and you’re required to match the wrench to the hardware size. Of course, the game doesn’t tell you what size the bolts are because that might make the game easier and more fun. Instead, you have to guess, and your guesses will be wrong. Even if you’re an experienced wrench turner in real life, your size guesses will probably be off, because it’s harder to determine scale in the somewhat simplistic graphics of My Summer Car. There’s a joke about working on old Japanese cars, that all you need is a 10 and 12mm wrench and you can assemble about 90% of the car. That joke must not have made it to Finland, because you’ll find all sizes from 6 to 15mm.

Full Car Assembly With Over Hundred Parts.

If you’re keeping score, that means you could guess wrong eight times with every bolt. In short, you’ll spend about half your assembly time going back and forth between the part you’re trying to attach and the wrench box, swapping out sizes until you hit on the right one. Not so bad, you might be thinking. How many bolts are on this thing anyway? That’s where the intricate detail of the game comes in. Almost every real-world fastener is replicated. Not just the major ones, like head bolts and lug nuts. You’ll even find yourself attaching clutches, brakes, and even crankshaft bearings, because like the rest of the car, the engine is completely disassembled at the beginning. Once you’ve got the engine built – and this will be hours if not days after you start – you can’t just pick it up and put it in the car. You have to attach it to an engine crane, pump the crane high enough to clear the car, then wiggle the mill into just the right position and bolt it down before you unbolt it from the crane.American Truck Simulator

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And you’re still not done – now you have to install all the accessories; fuel pump, brake and clutch hydraulics (miss just one line nut and you’ll leak fluid everywhere), even the steering column and seats need to be installed before you can drive the car. But you can’t just grind through the car’s assembly in one power session because that might be lighthearted fun, and this game actively runs from such frivolities. As you’re assembling the car, you find yourself managing all the other aspects of the game, included seemingly only to add a layer of difficulty and irritation on top. It’s not enough to just build the car like a normal pretend video game car builder, because your character is treated as a regular human. He has to eat, stay hydrated, sleep, reduce his stress, keep himself relatively clean, and even use the bathroom. Failure to address any of these concerns for too long generally results in death. Forget to eat? You die. Forget to drink water? You die. Forget to pee? Yep. Die. In fact, the only metric that won’t kill you is dirtiness, but you’ll find yourself showering anyway because getting too foul attracts flies, and the buzzing gets annoying.

Various Other Vehicles, Cars and Boat to use and Drive.

Possibly the most obnoxious metric to keep under control is stress. Your stress rises no matter what, and you have several remedies to deal with it, none of which are particularly ideal. You can drink alcohol, which leads to drunkenness, simulated by blurred graphics and a swaying camera, making it hard to build that car until you’re sober. You can smoke cigarettes, but that leads to addiction which the game renders by making your stress bar increase even faster than usual. You can even swear, which has the dual advantage of reducing your stress meter slightly and teaching you how to say bad words in Finnish, because it’s important to be a life-long learner. But swearing enough to drop your stress to zero takes a long time, and your finger will get sore from spamming that button over and over. The most effective method for stress reduction is, big surprise given the game’s nationality, using the sauna. But it’s also the most exasperating and dangerous. Here, I’ll go through all the steps you have to take in order to de-stress the Finnish way. It’ll give you a good idea of how ridiculous the game can be.Assetto Corsa

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Open the sauna door, grab the bucket, and bring it into the bathroom. Put the bucket under the faucet, turn the faucet on, and wait for it to fill. Turn the faucet back off, then bring the bucket back into the sauna. Crouch down and look at the bottom of the stove. Turn the temperature dial all the way up. Turn the timer dial all the way to the right. Close the sauna door and wait several real-time minutes until the thermometer indicates the sauna is at temperature. Now, grab the dipper, equip the dipper, “sit” on the sauna bench, and dip the dipper into the bucket. Throw the water on top of the stove (there’s an aiming dot which, probably intentionally, does not actually show where the water will go, so you will have to figure out where to aim by trial and error) to create steam. Do that over and over again until your stress bar drops to zero. Unequip the dipper and drop it on the bench. Crouch down to turn the thermostat and timer dials off; if you don’t, the sauna might overheat and set fire to the house.There’s a game on Steam called My Summer Car. It’s been out for a number of years now, and it’s glorious.

Detailed Driving and Engine Simulation.

The developer describes it as “the ultimate car owning, building, fixing, tuning, maintenance AND permadeath life survival simulator,” crucially leaving out that the entire game takes place in Finland in the 1990s. There is a urine metre. You order car parts by mail. You can go to the sauna and you can drink — oh god, can you drink. The website looks like this. Wouldn’t you know, the creator has just announced a sequel: My Winter Car.Right now, all that amounts to is an artwork post by the developer, Johannes Rojola, on the game’s Steam page titled “It is a thing.” There is a cash register and a logo for My Winter Car — that’s it. Very straightforward and very matter of fact, much like the game itself and the dude who made it. If you have a free hour and want to spend it in the most irresponsible way possible, watch the video below that Rojola made about My Summer Car before it came out, where he explains an early build of the game in excruciating detail in perfect “rally English” — an accent that I didn’t even know was a thing until I started writing this, though I’ve obviously heard it many times before.

This is a game where you can pump septic tanks for money. There’s also a permadeath option, which makes things especially challenging as there really are a million ways to die in My Summer Car and maybe only a quarter of them involve car accidents. You can die of thirst for example, at which point a newspaper front page is presented with your anticlimactic demise as the top story and two multi-column photos of empty fields. Look — not a lot happens in Alivieska. In fact, the only conceivable way to make My Summer Car more miserable is to set it in the bleakest season of the year, which is where My Winter Car comes in. I can’t wait to hate it so much I love it, when it releases at a nebulous future date that may never be formally announced. It’ll just show up randomly one day, like mail order car parts. Just the way it should be. Keen to learn about a potential uni from the comfort of your own bed? Well, for the third year in a row Swinburne is letting you virtually gallivant across its Hawthorn campus to suss things out. The game-like interactive space is called Swintopia and in it, you have a little robot avatar journey around to uncover everything you need to know about studying there.

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‘Stroll’ around the lush campus, learn course information and talk to a pigeon. Yeah, you heard me! Plus, you get to put your noggin to the test and have a crack at some quests. Trying your hand at these missions in Swintopia can also put you in the running to score a sweet prize — we’re talking $20,000 travel voucher kind of sweetness. Just think of how far that’ll get you! You could live it up in Ibiza with your best buds for a month, pretend to be royalty in a castle, or stay at a youth hostel for a whole damn year with that kind of money. The dream. All you have to do to go into the running is register to play within the Swintopia world and look for a glitching teleportal. Once you fix that bad boy, you get a little token in your virtual tote bag and you’re in with a chance to win. There are plenty of other prizes in the mix, too. From now until October, a bunch of monthly prizes are up for grabs. All you have to do is find Lester at his Lost & Found kiosk and help him find some lost items. If you find ’em, you might nab yourself a smart speaker or solar backpack. Trust me, I had a little mosey around the digital campus and it was a good bloody time. You ‘meet’ a lot of cool people on campus — think, current students, alumni, academics and even a drone who can pop by and fill you in on good-to-know stuff. I was even virtually starstruck by student and Gogglebox star Holly Dalton! If you’re perusing where to study next year, it’s a nifty way to learn about your prospective uni.Forza Horizon 5 

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