Nexus Mode My Summer Car Upgrade His Fathers

He can then be found hanged from a bridge to the north of the world.

It was released on Steam s Early Access program on October 24, 2016 and is expected to be out of Early Access in 2021.

Nexus Mode My Summer Car Upgrade His Fathers

The player has to assemble, restore and upgrade his fathers dilapidated Satsuma AMP (modeled after the Datsun 100A ) using the car parts scattered inside the garage, as well as by purchasing new parts.

To earn money for parts, the player can perform various countryside chores for neighbours such as delivering firewood on a tractor -pulled trailer, using a vacuum truck to empty their septic tanks, making kilju (Finnish homebrew sugar wine) and selling it to an alcoholic neighbor, and picking up the aforementioned neighbor from the town pub in the early morning in exchange for a small sum of money.

In addition, a computer can be bought in the local convenience store for recreational purposes only.

At the start of the game, the car is entirely disassembled down to the last bolt, and the player must place each part in its correct location, including bolting them in one-by-one with the correct size spanner.

While most parts only fit together correctly, it is entirely possible to assemble the car wrongly, e.g.

In addition to gasoline, the car also requires maintenance of additional fluids, including motor oil, radiator coolant, and brake fluids for the brakes and clutch, which deplete in use and time.

The car can be damaged both externally and internally; the windshield can be broken and panels can be dented (the latter being repaired with a sledgehammer or through paying the local mechanic), while the engine can be damaged by things such as downshifting at high revs or careless usage of nitrous oxide.

Fuel oil can also be used for diesel vehicles, though this will result in a fine by the police if caught.

The local mechanic will also lend his muscle car while servicing the players vehicle, but will trash the players vehicle if the muscle car isnt returned in time.

Finally, the player could win a dilapidated station wagon from a ventti dealer infested with a wasps nest.

All of the players road-going vehicles have the added ability to tow each other as well as salvageable car wrecks.

High-speed crashes will likely kill the player; the game optionally features permadeath.

A small, lakeside cabin (serves as the second safe house) can be acquired by winning the bet against the local gambler, who also bets his own car as stated earlier.

For nutrition, the player can buy food and can drink beverages from the store, drink water directly from faucets or taps, and fatigue can be restored by sleeping or by making coffee or drinking it in a pub.

Quite humorously, the player can freely urinate anywhere except when sitting in a vehicle.

Be warned, as urinating in the house could result in an unremovable stain appearing on the floor of the house.

Dirtiness can be decreased by taking a shower, or swimming in the nearby lake.

Drinking too much beer (or hard liquor) will eventually get the player drunk, which first causes the player to waver and his vision to distort; further consumption of alcohol can lead the player to pass out and wake up at a random place on the map the next day.

Stress can be alleviated by using a sauna, drinking alcohol, smoking cigarettes, or other means such as successfully getting the Satsuma registered; failing to reduce stress to acceptable levels will eventually lead to a fatal heart attack.

Police traffic stops randomly spawn along the main road of the in-game world, issuing fines for any traffic violations (speeding, failing to wear a seatbelt, drunk-driving, etc.); if the player fails to pay for a fine, police officers will eventually surround player characters home to arrest and imprison him in jail for a period of time scaled based on the cost of the fine.

There are three distinct buttons for cursing and flipping people off none of which has any consequences other than the occasional response.

The games dialogue is entirely in Finnish, with English subtitles.

The game also features a minor backstory involving the drunkard neighbor who hid a suitcase full of two million markkas in lottery winnings from his wife; if the player finds it and keeps it for himself, the same neighbor will eventually intrude into the players house and attempt to murder the player with an axe.

If the attack fails, a note can be found attached to his front door, stating that hes had a miserable life.