This book will contain three possible routes, and each route can be different. Once complete, Uncle will tell the player to enter the laika and choose a route to drive on from the Map Book. The player will also be told to find a replacement passenger door among the other junked vehicles in the yard. Uncle will then guide the player on refueling, adding oil and adding water. For each component installed, Uncle will explain to the player the importance of each part. The player will be told to enter the garage and to pick up the stock Components and Tyres that are stored in the cabinets. Uncle will guide the player outside to where a dilapidated Laika 601 Deluxe is resting on four cinder blocks.Īt this time, Uncle will assist the player in putting the car together. Once the player gets out of bed, they will meet Uncle. Upon starting the game for the first time, the player will find themselves in the garage of a Laika Dealership that has been converted into the player's Home. The vehicle you will become very familiar with is the Laika 601 Deluxe. Players will start with a worn out jalopy and as they progress they will look to build the car up with new parts like engines, tyres and carburettors. Jalopy is set during the fall of the Eastern Bloc and features a mix of elements seen from traditional driving games, adventure games and to a degree some RPG like elements. The game is only available for Windows, but support for the Mac OS is planned to release at a later time.

It is currently in it's early stages of development, and is available for purchase through the early access program on Steam. Jalopy is an adventure vehicle simulation video game developed by Greg Pryjmachuk of MinskWorks, and published by Excalibur Games. Minimum OS: Windows 7/8/10 Processor: Intel Core i3 2 GHz Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Dedicated graphics card with 1 GB memory DirectX: Version 9.0 Storage: 2 GB available space

Jalopy game controls