The slow car fast driving game you didn't know you needed.

It appears that the game experience does not match the expectation of quite a bit of people. Here's a small guide to help you decide if this is for you or not. 

PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS GAME IF :

• You don't like long drives (every mission is at the very least a 20 minute drive)

• You don't like a sparse UI/you need the game to tell you where you are and what to do constantly. The sparse UI and very little direction are there on purpose. You don't get a speedometer, you don't get a map, and aside from direction arrows and invisible walls to prevent you from going the wrong way, you don't get much else. Even if the UI gets redesigned at some point, it will STILL BE PARSE. 

• You can't keep your wheels on the road or you crash frequently. The offroad driving sucks and the collision physics are BASIC. You're not supposed to drive offroad or crash. 

• You don't like empty worlds. The screenshots are taken in-game. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET.

• You expect 8k textures and high visual fidelity. Again, look at the screenshots.  WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. (on the upside, this game runs at 80+fps on a GTX 1650...)

• You don't like the old school "start with the boring parts" progression. You can grab a game guide in our ig bio if you really wanna skip to the "good" parts. But this game is about driving slow cars fast, so if you don't like the first missions, the game is probably not for you. PLEASE DO NOT BUY IT YOU WILL END UP UNHAPPY. 

• You don't like bumpy roads. This game is set in the 80s in north africa. The roads are only gonna get WORSE with future updates

• Expect the game to be retail ready. The core gameplay is there. But do no expect a polished experience (if you could message us on instagram with the bugs you find we'll be very grateful)

Overall, this is a game for people who really like driving (preferably with a ffb wheel) above everything else, are bored by high powered cars on pristine roads, and appreciate having a story to go with their drive. If this doesn't sound like you, DO NOT BUY THE GAME.

Now back to the regular description : 

If you're bored by cars with a gazillion horsepower, by roads that are too wide, if you're disappointed by how much less fun the sub 300hp car is in game compared to real life, this is the game for you. 

Step in the shoes of Yassine, a 20 something guy learning to be an adult in the 80's in the Maghreb region. Hired at a company called Maghrebine des Transports et Logistique, Yassine starts as a delivery guy then becomes a rep man, driving all kinds of vehicles on all kinds of roads at all kinds of speeds. 

What to expect

• 80s cars with varying layouts (FF, FR, RR) and engines (diesel, petrol, NA, turbo, 4 to 6 cylinders), hovering between 80hp and 180hp, manual transmission and absolutely no electronics

• Roads and environments inspired by the Maghreb, tailored specifically to make these low powered cars fun

• Plausible, responsive and fun physics (Simcade leaning towards sim)

• Force feedback support, (tested and feels great on the Logitech G923, Fanatec CSL 8N.m, Moza R12, Simucube 20N.m, ...)

• Traffic cars with a personality. 

• AI cars in some stages

• Story driven gameplay

• Optimized game. Runs well on lower end PCs 

Best enjoyed with a force feedback wheel, still fun with a controller. Playable with a keyboard if you insist. 

This game is not for you if : 

• You only care about supercars/hypercars

• You care about top speed/measuring speed in general more than driving feel

• You only care about track driving, hotlapping, ...

• You care about extreme realism (LIDAR track scans, super accurate suspension geometry, reproduction of real life), AAA visual fidelity, basically any extreme attention to detail that would require a AA or AAA team but doesn't necessarily add to the fun. 

If this is you, we might have a game for you in the future, but it's definitely not this one. 

Inversely, This game is for you if : 

• You prefer driving slow cars fast

• You prefer accurate road widths

• You like driving in traffic

• You don't like electronics in cars (Stability control, Traction control, ...)

• You don't care about AAA visual fidelity

 About Boring Car Stories

The founding belief of Boring Car Stories is that our day to day driving experiences are the most fun ones. The focus is not on hypercars and on speed, but rather on somewhat regular cars doing irregular driving. If you're familiar with the term "slow car fast", then you know what we're on about. 

In most games, cars under 300hp feel unjustly slow. We think it's mostly due to the approach these games have taken. Hypercars are the most marketable, so the games have to make them the main event, which means they have to be playable by anybody. 

This leads to roads that are too wide, cars that are overly stable, sound that’s too boring, all for the sake of being able to drive the halo car at its top speed of 300+kph without crashing every 5 seconds. 

And while this is great for casual gamers, this leaves everybody else alienated, as it makes every other car feel mind-numbingly slow. It also leads to some cars never being featured in games even though they’re an amazing experience in real life. 

Slow cars aren't fast in real life either, but they still feel fast and fun for a couple of reasons. We're aiming to reproduce that.