City Car Driving 2.0

City Car Driving 2.0

Early access since Jun 2026

City Car Driving 2.0 is a driving simulator designed to help novice drivers master driving in a setting as close to reality as possible.

59% positive · 1,316 reviews
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In early access, content still planned
High confidence
Content Planned
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In early access, content still planned
High confidence
Content Planned

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Steam $29.99
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Evaluation

City Car Driving 2.0 launched into Steam Early Access on June 16, 2026, after multiple developer-communicated delays (originally targeting early 2025, then November 2025, then April 2026). The developer has been consistently transparent that the Early Access release is an unfinished foundation, not a complete product. Since launch, the developer has been highly active. Sandbox mode — which had been explicitly announced as a planned major feature before launch — shipped on July 2, 2026, though the developer noted it is "not completely finished yet" and will continue to receive new content. Steam Workshop support and an overhauled car physics system followed on July 13, 2026. Patches on July 16 and July 28 addressed sound, controls, and force feedback issues, with the July 28 post specifically noting that the team is "continuing to work on the Driving School mode" while simultaneously shipping interface fixes. Driving School mode is the next major feature in active development, confirmed as recently as July 28, 2026. Steam Workshop support is live but the developer has acknowledged that a full world editor and car model replacement are still to come. The developer has previously outlined a broad roadmap for Early Access including additional vehicles, new locations, VR support, and advanced cockpit interactivity — all framed as future updates that will be free during Early Access. The studio is actively communicating, shipping updates at a rapid pace, and has outstanding features explicitly confirmed as in development.
Evidence
Developer states they are 'continuing to work on the Driving School mode' while releasing a concurrent interface/control patch. Also notes ongoing optimization work.
news post · Jul 28, 2026 source content planned
high
Steam Workshop launched and new car physics shipped. Developer notes the Workshop 'does not yet include a full world editor or support for replacing car models, but we are working on it.'
news post · Jul 13, 2026 source content planned
high

Media

Details

Publisher
Forward Global Group, Ltd.
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

Choose your car – explore an entire region where every sign, traffic light, and road marking follows real traffic laws. Become the ultimate driver in the city.

• Become more confident on realistic roads: every traffic light, sign, and road marking is placed strictly according to traffic regulations, creating a believable environment for learning and honing your skills.

• Progress from novice to professional: from your first city turn to off-road driving — your actions impact the gameplay and carry realistic consequences.

• Prepare for the unexpected: unpredictable pedestrian behavior, dangerous lane changes, sudden hazards, and other dangers can occur at any moment – learn to make quick, correct decisions.

• Challenge yourself in various weather conditions: from morning fog to nighttime storms — the dynamic weather system will push your limits and create unique scenarios for every drive.

• AI vehicles obey traffic laws: strictly following regulations, traffic yields to pedestrians at crosswalks, respects speed limits, reacts to changing road conditions, and interacts with other vehicles.

• Every vehicle has unique behavior: each car in traffic acts differently, imitating various driving styles — from cautious beginners to aggressive drivers who stop at nothing.

• Traffic can make its own decisions: it can make mistakes, break rules, and handle situations on the fly — creating not only the atmosphere of a real road environment, but also unique gameplay!

Last evaluated Aug 31, 2026
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