Simulateur de collection de supercars

 
Simulateur de collection de supercars sounds like it should be about driving million-dollar machines, but it is actually a surprisingly addictive “card shop sim” disguised with chrome and rubber. Instead of selling magical cardboard, you are running a die-cast model store where the dopamine hit comes from cracking open mystery boxes to find a rare golden supercar. It captures the exact feeling of being a kid in a toy aisle, hoping the package in your hand holds the one car you are missing, before realizing you have bills to pay and customers to hustle.
Unboxing the Business: Core Gameplay

The Mystery Box Loop: The core hook is simple but dangerous: you buy bulk cases of model cars, rip them open, and pray to the RNG gods for a high-value “Super Rare” vehicle to display or scalp for massive profit.
Shop Management: You aren’t just a collector; you are a janitor and CEO. You stock shelves, set prices based on daily market fluctuations, clean up trash, and deter thieves who think your $500 model belongs in their pocket.
Tabletop Racing: Unlike static shop sims, you can take your inventory to the track. You build custom slot-car courses in your store where customers pay to race, or you challenge them to high-stakes duels using “skill cards” to sabotage their speed.
Customization Lab: Later in the game, you unlock a workshop where you can repaint and modify common cars, turning trash inventory into bespoke “custom editions” that sell for a premium.
Online Trading: The game features a PvP trading minigame where you and another player blindly select cars to swap, forcing you to bluff and gamble on the value of the other person’s hand.

Comment cela se passe-t-il ?
While it borrows heavily from the “shop simulator” trend, Simulateur de collection de supercars swaps the fantasy theme for a petrolhead vibe.



Jeu
Principale différence




Simulateur de magasin de cartes TCG
Supercar replaces card tournaments with active racing minigames, making the “play with your product” aspect much more kinetic and interactive.


Car Mechanic Simulator
CMS is about the nuts and bolts of repair; Supercar Collection is purely about the economy of collecting, selling, and displaying toys.


Hot Wheels déchaînées
Déchaîné is a full arcade racer; Supercar Collection is a business management game where racing is just a side hustle to drive sales.



Détails clés

Développeur / éditeur : Kiki Games / Aldi Pratama.
Plateformes : PC (Steam).
Date de sortie : Early Access April 2025; Full Release Sept 8, 2025.
Genre : Shop Management / Simulation.
Prix : Budget-friendly indie pricing.

Pour qui ?

Incontournable pour anyone who has a shelf full of Hot Wheels ou Matchbox cars at home and knows the pain of hunting for a “Treasure Hunt” edition.
Parfait pour sim fans who want a chill “podcast game” where the loop of unboxing, stocking, and selling creates a zen-like flow state.
Sauter si you are expecting Forza ou Gran Turismo; the cars here are toys, and the driving physics are designed for plastic tracks, not asphalt.

Pourquoi ça marche
It works because it taps into two primal urges: gambling and organizing. The thrill of opening a box to see a flash of gold never really gets old, and the satisfaction of perfectly aligning your display shelves scratches a deep itch for order. By adding the racing layer, it solves the problem of “dead inventory”; if a car won’t sell, you don’t just throw it away, you put it on the track and make it earn its keep as a rental racer.