Steam Page Opens for Supercar Collection Together, a Four-Player Miniature Car Shop Sim
Kiki Games is reusing the shop systems from its earlier Supercar Collection Simulator and rebuilding them around a modern shop and four-player co-op, so the store page opening marks the point where that multiplayer bet goes up for wishlisting ahead of a fourth-quarter 2026 window.
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Kiki Games opened the Steam store page for Supercar Collection Together on September 12, an online co-op simulation game for 1 to 4 players. Players order stock, organize inventory, set prices, and handle customers to grow a miniature car shop. They can paint cars, apply decals, open surprise car boxes for rare finds, and buy from a miniature car black market. Release is planned for the fourth quarter of 2026, with the price undecided.
Supercar Collection Together is built for up to four players, with the same shop-running loop Kiki Games used in Supercar Collection Simulator, moved into a more modern car shop. Ordering, shelf organization, pricing, and customer service are the core tasks, and the shop itself is customizable.
The cars sit at the center of it. Players open surprise boxes for rare miniatures, sell them or keep them on display, and can hunt special finds through a black market that regular shops do not carry. Racing platforms let players race customers and friends, ability cards grant cars unique abilities, and shop expansion unlocks new shelves, decorations, and a giant slide.
Release is planned for the fourth quarter of 2026. The price is undecided.
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