You can find upgrades while traveling the roads in derelict cars or purchased from dealerships. Every part you start with will be stock with absolutely terrible stats and zero bonuses. The engine parts include a fuel tank, battery, ignition, engine block, carburetor, water tank, and air filter. You also have to maintain your vehicle’s tires and cleanliness as well. There’s a surprising amount to learn but it’s very easy to pick up.Įvery part in your engine can be taken out, replaced, and fixed using various tools, items, and parts. There’s also a short tutorial section when you first start where your uncle will run you through the assembly of your vehicle.
At the start of the game it does 0-60 in 28 seconds, so, it’s quite abysmal as far as cars go.
It has a stock 2-stroke engine, so it’s speeds are absolutely atrocious. Your main objective in Jalopy is to maintain your 1960’s era Laika. We’ll get into the why of it later though. Part of me thinks it’s addicting and pretty fun but another part thinks it’s incredibly repetitive and quite uninteresting. After playing it… I’m not really sure what to think of it. This game has actually been on my watch list for some time now because I originally thought it sounded pretty interesting. Jalopy is a driving based game that’s sort of like a mix between Papers, Please and OutRun, there’s obviously some big differences between this game and those games but it borrows a few features from each of them.
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