Supercar Collection Simulator Review

Supercar Collection Simulator

Release: April 14, 2025
Publisher: Kiki Games
Developer: Kiki Games
Genre: SimSimulation
PEGI: 7
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Supercar Collection Simulator is a collector’s dream turned digital reality. Developed by Kiki Games, this simulation game lets you run a diecast car shop, blending the thrill of unboxing rare collectibles with light business management, racing, and trading mechanics. Think of it as a spiritual sibling to TCG Card Simulator, but with a glossy automotive twist.

You start with a modest shop and gradually expand it into a bustling collector’s haven. You can fully customize your store layout—choose where to place shelves, how to display your prized cars, and even where to stock mystery boxes. As your reputation grows, so does your customer base and profit margin.

The core gameplay revolves around purchasing and opening surprise car boxes. Each box contains a random diecast car from various themed series—some common, some ultra-rare. The unboxing animations are satisfying, and the thrill of discovering a rare model keeps the gameplay loop engaging.

Cars are grouped into series, each with its own aesthetic and performance traits. Some series are limited-time or event-exclusive, encouraging players to log in regularly. The rarity system adds depth, with ultra-rare cars fetching high prices or becoming centerpieces in your showroom.

Customers don’t just browse—they challenge you to races. You can set up racing platforms inside your store, where you and your customers race your miniature cars. Winning races can earn you new cars or boost your store’s popularity. While the racing mechanics are simple, they add a fun, interactive layer to the otherwise passive gameplay.

The game includes an online trading system where players can swap cars with others. This adds a social and strategic element, especially when hunting for specific models to complete a series. There’s also a card system that lets you equip cars with upgrades, enhancing their performance in races.

As you earn money, you can upgrade your store—add new shelves, unlock premium boxes, and expand your floor space. These upgrades not only improve aesthetics but also increase your chances of attracting high-paying customers and rare car drops.

The game’s visuals are clean and colorful, with lovingly rendered diecast cars that pop on screen. The store environments are cozy and customizable, though character animations are basic. The soundtrack is upbeat and unobtrusive, fitting the game’s lighthearted tone.

Supercar Collection Simulator is a charming and addictive simulation game that captures the joy of collecting. While it doesn’t reinvent the genre, it polishes the formula with a unique theme and engaging mechanics. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or a casual sim fan, there’s plenty to enjoy here.

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