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2025 PC 14.99 €

A brutally unforgiving car-building and survival sim set in a Finnish winter: you assemble your car bolt by bolt while also battling cold, hunger and everyday chores.

What defines My Winter Car:

  • Challenging difficulty
  • Open world

The closest matches for My Winter Car are My Summer Car, Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey and UnReal World. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes My Winter Car special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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My Summer Car

98 %

2025 PC 14.99 € 👍 95 % Overwhelmingly positive, 91,394 reviews on Steam

  • Challenging difficulty
  • Open world
  • Focus on a single character

You assemble a car and its engine from hundreds of loose parts in rural 1990s Finland while juggling bills, hunger and daily life. Brutally detailed, frustrating and often darkly funny.

UnReal World

Open world

An extremely detailed roguelike survival simulator set in Iron Age Finland, where you freely live as a hunter, fisherman, trader or hermit. Realism and immersion come before comfort, and the learning curve is steep.

Spintires

Gameplay comes before story

An offroad simulation where you pilot heavy trucks through deep mud in the Russian wilderness. With winches, route planning and deformable terrain, every lumber delivery becomes a gruelling challenge.

The Isle

Gameplay comes before story

You play as a dinosaur that must grow, hunt, drink and survive against other players in a vast wilderness. It is a punishing, realism-focused multiplayer survival game where any mistake can be fatal.

Grand Theft Auto

Open world

The series' origin: a top-down crime sandbox where you steal cars, take gang jobs from payphones and cause mayhem across three cities to hit a score target. Rough, tough and anarchically funny, with memorable radio stations.

Baby Steps

Challenging difficulty

You guide jobless Nate up a misty mountain by placing every single footstep yourself. The physics-based walking is tricky and frustrating, but also absurdly funny and surprisingly heartfelt.

Only Up!

Gameplay comes before story

A 3D parkour platformer where you climb an enormous tower of junk and odd obstacles with no checkpoints. One missed jump can send you tumbling far back down, making it equal parts frustrating and hilarious.

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