Welcome, offroad enthusiasts!
If you are here, then you probably really love the thrilling experience of driving a monstrous 4x4 car through the mud and over the cliffs! Or perhaps, you prefer getting your hands dirty as you work on your vehicle and prepare it for the toughest tracks one can find? Or maybe you never tried either of these things but you would love to find out how it feels like?
Either way, you've come to the right place!

Our game is made for people like you! In Offroad Mechanic Simulator you tinker with various cars to prepare them for incredible challenges. And better yet, you can also take these cars for a spin and drive them yourself. The customization options that await you include modifying your vehicles' appearances, modifying various parts, and replacing them with better ones.
In this devlog, you will find out what we've been up to and what is our progress on the game. So buckle your seat belts and start your engine, because we're about to get started!

At this point in the production, we have a fully functional prototype that is already perfectly playable, though it still needs a lot more work to become the great game we know you deserve.
The garage is practically finished, with all of the essential models already in place. One of the key areas of this workplace is your computer - which is where you can purchase any item you need for your car, all neatly categorized for ease of use. Our graphic designers are putting in extra effort to add even the tiniest of details to every object in the game.
We already have a lot prepared but we're still working on new things. We've recently finished the work on two of the cars that will be available in Offroad Mechanic Simulator. This is just the beginning, as more cars are still being prepared.
Each car can be dismantled and equipped with additional accessories. We've already finished the most essential mechanics regarding this process, such as unscrewing various objects, controlling your camera to effortlessly switch between different objects, and so on.

The driving mechanics are already in place. We worked hard on vehicle physics and we're constantly testing them on various maps, to ensure that every car feels just right. We also implemented a HUD that accurately displays all relevant data regarding your car.
More recently, we also implemented more camera modes in our game. You can, of course, use the traditional first-person perspective where you view the world from behind the wheel. But there are also more cinematic-looking camera modes, perfect for snapping great photos or driving over a particularly nasty bit of terrain.
You can see all of this in action, as we have also prepared a video for this devlog! You can check it out below but be advised, that this game is still in active development. This is pre-alpha footage and it doesn't represent the visual fidelity that we're aiming for.
That's all for today! We hope you like this devlog. Let us know what you think about it on our official Discord channel! We would love to hear your thoughts.
If you like what you see, consider adding Offroad Mechanic Simulator to your Wishlist on Steam so you know when the next devlog is out!
See you around!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1387500/Offroad_Mechanic_Simulator/
