| Release Date | 29 Dec, 2025 |
| Platforms | PC |
| Developer | Amistech Games |
| Publisher | Amistech Games |
My Winter Car might look like a normal car building sim, but it is just as challenging as its predecessor, My Summer Car. Besides learning how to build your ideal car before the big race, you also need to learn how to manage the cold weather, find ways to make money, and purchase the right parts for your dream car. If you think you had mastered everything there is about My Summer Car and think that My Winter Car would be a piece of cake, then you might have to take that back.
Since My Winter Car is mostly a PC game, at its peak, it had an active player count of 24K+ on Steam. It also has a 94% positive across Steam, with 5,986 players rating the game as Very Positive. My Winter Car is still in Early Access, but that doesn’t mean the game isn’t challenging. We have taken the time to curate a list of the most sought-after topics that most players hunt for,
My Winter Car – The Complete Firewood Guide
My Winter Car is drastically different from My Summer Car. You need to find ways to keep yourself warm, and the most common way to do that is to burn firewood. For that, you need to get the right equipment to help you farm firewood and also light it up. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – ATM and Banks Explained
You will require money for survival, and the only way to store money is in your bank account in My Winter Car. You can also withdraw whatever money you have from the ATM and use it for your everyday needs. But first, you need to have a bank card and an account before you can use the ATM. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Keep the House Warm
Since My Winter Car takes place in the snowy and remote region of Finland, you have to find ways to keep warm. This could be a difficult task while indoors, especially for bigger houses like your parents’ house. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Backup, Find Save File Location, and Import
There is a chance that you get to transfer your My Summer Car save file to My Winter Car. However, before you can do that, you need to locate the local save files first. Then, you need to find the right file types to transfer to make the game work in your current My Winter Car settings. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Make and Sell Kilju
Kilju is My Winter Car’s homemade alcoholic drink that can be consumed to reduce the Problem meter. Making Kilju is also a part of your work and selling it will help you earn easy money. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How To Fuel The Car
After getting your car fixed up in My Winter Car, your next step to get it running is to fill it up with fuel. Here are all the details on how to go about doing exactly that. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How To Get Sober
Since My Winter Car is a sequel to My Summer Car, you will find most features similar to its predecessor. But one of the newer features added to the game is the Problem meter for your character, which replaces the Thirst meter. There is a way to change Problem bar to Thirst so that your character stops their dependency on alcohol entirely. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Better Manage Electricity & Phone Bills
Managing expenses is a crucial part of progressing in My Winter Car. While earning money through jobs and tasks is important, keeping recurring costs low is just as essential. Electricity and phone bills can quickly drain your finances if ignored. But don’t worry, as this guide explains how these bills work and how you can reduce them efficiently. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to get Unemployment benefits
The sequel to My Summer Car, My Winter Car has quickly exceeded the rage of its predecessor. One of the features that make the initial process easier in-game is the unemployment benefits in the game. The system is intentionally vague, but after spending a few hours playing, I have been able to figure out exactly how you can get unemployment benefits in My Winter Car and how the system actually functions. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Buy Used Car Parts
In My Winter Car, your main objective lies in collecting and assembling parts for your car. Sometimes, however, you might find yourself short of funds to get the best parts possible. At those times, buying used car parts for your vehicles is the best course of action. Read on below to learn how you can do that smoothly. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How To Install A CD Player In the Sorbet
Driving around in My Winter Car might quickly get boring. The wintery silence could get easily deafening, so you might want to crank up some tunes while you drive along. Unfortunately, if you are still stuck with the Sorbet, you might not find a usable CD player in the car to play something. But there are a few ways to get yourself a CD player, provided you tweak some game files for it. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How To Install Brake Booster & Brake Lines
In My Winter Car, you would have started collecting the required parts and trying to assemble a decent vehicle to win races. Installing the brakes is a crucial step in the process, and if your parts are mismatched, then you won’t be able to install the brake lines with the brake cylinder. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How Does the Flea Market Work
The flea market is a great new addition in My Winter Car where you get to buy parts for the Rivette as well as sell items. You could make some extra cash working at the flea market if you have a stall, and setting one up is a simple process. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How To Win at Venttii
There is a lot more to do in My Winter Car than just fixing up your car, and you can partake in gambling to earn some quick cash. Playing Venttii is one of the ways to rake up your money, but you need to find the right person to play against and learn the best way to win, too. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Increase or Decrease Fatigue
Maintaining your player attributes is a crucial feature in My Winter Car. All attributes are equally important, but maintaining fatigue will help your character manage their stress and sleeping patterns. There are several ways to increase and decrease fatigue, depending on how you wish to play the game. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How To Sell Scrap Metal To Fleetari
While building your car in My Winter Car, you will start collecting spare parts that you no longer need. Luckily, there are a few ways to get rid of them instead of hoarding them up in your garage. One of those ways is to visit Fleetari at his repair shop and find a way to sell them. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Gamble
My Winter Car offers three different mini-games to gamble your money for a high-risk, high-reward payout. Each game will have its own ruleset along with its very own play pattern. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Change Car Color
Since My Winter Car is all about owning and showing off your custom car, it would make sense that you would require the best car color that is suited to your style. Unfortunately, the game applies random trim colors whenever you get the car from Reijo, so you might have to resort to other means to get your desired car color. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Find & Use the Flashlight
Since nighttime sets in early in My Winter Car, you will depend on several light sources to help you navigate. While you are out and about, the lack of streetlights will hinder your sight. That’s where the flashlight comes in, and this handy contraption is found at a place you would least expect. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How to Install Mods
Using mods is not that uncommon, especially for a game like My Winter Car. If you would like to enhance your gameplay experience or add something to make the game better, then using mods is for you. [Read More…]
My Winter Car – How To Get Out Of Jail
Jail isn’t a fun place to be in My Winter Car, as you waste a lot of valuable time behind holed up here. Thankfully, there are a few ways to plan your escape to avoid spending any jail time. [Read More…]
How To Start And Use The Sorbet In My Winter Car
Learning how to start and use your Sorbet in My Winter Car can be tricky if you don’t know what to do. Since this game is set in frigid, snow-filled Finland, you must follow a set of steps to start your car engine and drive it, which is easier said than done due to the cold weather. [Read More…]
