Underground Garage Releases

Duesseldorf/Germany, January 28, in the year of our Lord 2026 – Developer BeardedBrothers.Games and publisher astragon Entertainment, subsidiary of everplay group plc, are pleased to announce that Underground Garage has now officially left Early Access on Steam. With today’s 1.0 release, there are a host of new features for you to enjoy, including ten more cars, seven new engines, a fluid maintenance system (engine oil, coolant, and brake fluid), a fuel octane system, three race modes (practice, time attack and race), the completion of the main campaign, enhanced procedural missions and more.

The game is now available on Steam for 24.50 Euro / 24.99 USD / 20.99 GBP, with a launch discount of 35%.

Underground Garage lets you raid junkyards for old parts and cars, delve deep under the hood to repair and tweak every conceivable aspect of your vehicles, give them custom paint jobs, then take them out into an open world to take on exciting street racing challenges. Every car is assembled from dozens of parts, featuring realistic engine damage and body damage from impacts. Experience the zen of true simulation as you bring cars to life with precision and care.

The game features a full campaign where you are thrust into the role of a garage owner. After a gang tied to illegal racing and smuggling leads to the original garage owner missing, it’s up to you and your colleague Deb to take the wheel, restore the garage and solve the dangerous mystery. Unlock new tools and workstations as the story progresses and you upgrade your garage, then use those unlocks to further tweak your roster of cars.

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