My Winter Car
Release date: Dec 29, 2025
Developers: Amistech Games
Publishers: Amistech Games
Genres: Indie, Racing, Simulation, Early Access
Categories: Single-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

This is the ultimate sequel to the acclaimed My Summer Car .  My Winter Car  is a first person survival game about owning, assembling and maintaining an old project car. You buy and sell all sorts of random parts for to build the car while trying to maintain your money situation. In the long run you might want to build it a regular every day car, or a race car for either Rallying or Circuit racing. Or you might want to turn it into a cool as possible tuning masterpiece... unless you instead have an urge to restore it and register as a historical vehicle. First person survival game with Permanent Death feature Full car and engine assembly with almost 200 unique parts Detailed driving, vehicle condition and engine simulation Various other usable cars spawning from 1960s to 1990s as well as truck and tractor Dozens of kilometers snowy forest roads, icy highways and even ice roads on top of the lake surface Player body temperature simulation A lot of different job opportunities  Rallying and Circuit racing to either participate in or enjoy as a spectator Harsh mid-winter Finnish weather, dark and cold Realistic Law enforcement that gets after you if you do stupid things Limited support for steering wheel and shifter controllers Much more! Even with all the fun and interesting things, there is still terrible coldness and darkness of Finnish winter that makes the life dangerous, depressing and tiring. It is hard to keep a track even of the time of the day. World around seems to go forward, but player is spiraling even deeper in the pit he was establishing already in the original game.  BE WARNED: This game is for players who already master the challenge of My Summer Car. Definitely not recommended for any player not familiar with the original installment. 


Notes: Game might include depictions of: * Alcohol use * Smoking cigarettes * Vehicular hit-and-run scenes * Injuries or fatalities related to vehicle accidents