Review: Supercar Collection Simulator

Supercar Collection Simulator brings a fresh wind to the genre of collector simulators, similar to titles like Supermarket Simulator and TCG Card shop Simulator. But where these games are already incredibly popular, Supercar Collection Simulator nevertheless manages to set itself uniquely and it always remains fun and addictive!

Collect, Exchange and Racing

In Supercar Collection Simulator you don't just build a store, you run your own luxury car collection center! You buy, sell and exchange the most beautiful and rarest supercars to create the ultimate collection.
One of the biggest new additions is PvP mode. You can compete against other players One NPCâ€TMs in races. But watch out! You lose the race, you lose your car! This creates extra tension and makes every game super exciting. Make sure to use power ups you can get!
You can also collect cars by opening car boxes. Hopefully you can pull a rare car with which you can make extra profit or keep it yourself to make your own collection even stronger! You can also exchange cars with other players, which will create a lively community and always new opportunities to collect your dream cars.

Special Streamer Features

What really stands out is the special attention for streamers. Through the Twtich connection, viewers of your stream as customers can enter your store, complete with their user names! This makes it fun interactive for streamers and their community, and lifts the streaming of this simulator to a new level. Great job!

From a good start to a mediocre ending. 

Although Supercar Collection Simulator makes a strong first impression with its original concept, cool collection and exchange options and exciting PvP races, after a while the fun begins to ebuke away. Ordering products is cumbersome, there is no clear overview of the stock and price lists missing, making it difficult to play efficiently. Since the last update, the game moreover seems to attract fewer players and many focus on achievements. A new achievement is practically impossible to get, because you need to get the same car out of one box five times, which is statistically impossible. These frustrations make the game, despite the promising start, currently does not offer the addictive endgame you hope for.