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Polish Studio Apex7 Announces Track Day: From Street to Circuit on Steam
Poland's Apex7 Studios has announced Track Day: From Street to Circuit, a motorsport simulation in development for Steam. A release date and price are undecided.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Why it matters
Repair bills and reliability losses come out of the same budget as the next race entry, so the career rests on fund management as much as on driving.
Key Facts
- Apex7 Studios is developing Track Day: From Street to Circuit for Steam, with no release date or price announced.
- Players begin with a used production car, a small garage, and a limited budget.
- Suspension damage in a race adds repair costs, and higher engine output can lower reliability.
- ECUMASTER and the racing team DRIVE SQUAD are cooperating on development.
- Events cover circuit racing, rallycross, and drifting, with free drive, free play, and multiplayer supported.
Players start with a used production car, a small garage, and a limited budget, then work toward the professional ranks. Suspension damage in a race brings repair costs, and raising engine output can cut reliability, so money spent on upgrades is money not held back for the next event.
Track Day: From Street to Circuit is being built with help from outside the studio. ECUMASTER, which makes motorsport electronic equipment, and the racing team DRIVE SQUAD are cooperating on development, with the two firms' motorsport knowledge meant to feed into vehicle modeling and the competition systems. Competitions span circuit racing, rallycross, and drifting, each asking for different driving and setup work, and a racing license opens the higher-level events. A calendar-based career system has players scheduling races, training, repairs, and modifications. Free drive, free play, and multiplayer are supported.
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