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As you can see, we’ve got plenty of exciting updates planned, and we’re committed to making the game as fun and engaging as possible. We’re incredibly grateful for your support throughout this journey. Your feedback has been invaluable, and we hope you’ll continue to share your thoughts with us as we move forward. Let us know in the comments what you’re most excited about, and don’t hesitate to suggest features you’d love to see in the game.
Every car part starts with thorough research. Our artists dive into photos, technical drawings, and real-life examples to understand the exact shapes, sizes, and materials needed. This stage is crucial for understanding shapes, sizes, and materials. Using tools like Blender, Maya, and Substance 3D Painter, we craft each part step-by-step, paying close attention to how light interacts with different surfaces, ensuring every bolt, screw, and panel feels authentic. Once the model is shaped, we fine-tune every detail, from bolts to textures, and then optimize it to keep the game running smoothly. 
The time needed to model a part can vary. Simple parts might take a few hours, while complex ones can require up to two weeks. We balance accuracy and performance, relying on detailed references to ensure our models look and feel true to life. Many of our artists have spent time working with real car components, so they have a good sense of what details matter the most. Their mechanical experience adds an extra layer of authenticity to the game.
Modeling challenging parts like engine blocks requires a blend of creativity and precision. These components are filled with tiny details that must look accurate while keeping the game running smoothly. To achieve this, we often use techniques like normal mapping, which allows us to create detailed textures without straining performance. Our team’s hands-on experience with real car parts helps us make informed choices, ensuring our models not only look good but also function correctly in-game.
Our workflow has evolved to make the process more efficient. We now use shared materials for texturing, making updates quicker, and keeping everything consistent. We’ve also refined our optimization techniques, allowing us to deliver stunning visuals without sacrificing performance. Each new model we create builds on the lessons we've learned, helping us reach higher standards of quality.
Creating realistic and engaging car parts is an ongoing journey for our team. We’re constantly refining our techniques, learning from each model we create, and pushing the limits of what’s possible in the Rally Mechanic Simulator. Your feedback is crucial to us, and every suggestion helps us improve and bring you the best experience possible. We can’t wait to share more about our process, new features, and exciting updates we have in store. Stay tuned for more insights into the making of the game, and as always, we’d love to hear what you think! Join the conversation in the comments below or on our Discord. Thank you for being a part of this journey, and see you in the garage!
Dyno Testing Room: Ever wonder if all that hard work paid off? The Dyno Testing Room is where you’ll find out. Strap the car in, fire up the engine, and put your modifications to the test. Measure power output, torque, and other vital stats to fine-tune each car to perfection. It’s the ultimate performance challenge for every dedicated mechanic!
Diagnostics Center: Dive deeper into the technical side of rally car maintenance with our all-new Diagnostics Center. Utilize advanced scanning tools and diagnostic equipment to pinpoint issues, optimize performance, and ensure every vehicle is race-ready. This new area gives you a more hands-on and detailed approach to troubleshooting.
The game has a test track feature and you can drive your car there. We also have a leaderboard with top times. And if you manage to get yourself to the top 5 by 4 PM CEST of the upcoming Friday, you’ll get a free copy of Rally Mechanic Simulator’s full version once it gets released!
The game allows you to become a mechanic of a rally team. You’ll get to work on a car that highly resembles a rally car classic from the 90s. In this free version, you will be able to have the car go to 2 different rallies. While you won’t be driving the car there, you’ll need to make it driveable. A huge twist on the formula is introducing a timer when you fix the car between special stages - just like in real rallies. Your swiftness and expertise will weigh heavily on your team’s success.
You’ll become the head mechanic of your very own rally team. Adapt your cars to the upcoming challenges, take part in rallies and win them! 
Rally Mechanic Simulator, a spiritual successor to Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator, has just had its demo released to Steam! In the game, you’ll become a mechanic who works on rally cars - proper purpose-built machines. The demo will feature:
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