Jalopy is a manifestation of these desires in an intriguing curio of a game. And here’s the thing: playing it just feels good, like you’ve got the bug.

Where Jalopy gets more complicated is in its mechanical simulation. Your car's engine is comprised of several components, which includes the engine block, carburettor, air filter, battery, and ...

You walk with your passport or wallet or car tire or engine block in one of two hands. Speaking of wallets, the most Jalopy thing happens when you’re carrying it.

Before I can even turn off the engine, however, another car slams into the back of us, and I incur a penalty of 10, er, monies (I don't know what the name of Jalopy's currency is).

Jalopy, the "haunting piece of Eastern Bloc nostalgia " about a road trip from Berlin to Turkey in breakdown-prone Laika 601 Deluxe, is free for the taking for the next couple of days on the ...

By contrast, Jalopy tops out at 104 mph and can go from zero to 60 in about 2.8 seconds. The cars aren't the only things getting an upgrade: High Altitude Race Engineering was recently named UCCS ...

Jalopy will launch in full on March 28, and will be subject to a limited-time 40 percent launch discount on Steam. It'll support 19 different languages, too—check out that list full over here.