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Arriving on Steam with Linux support is Parking Garage Rally Circuit, an indie racing game from Walaber Entertainment designed like a long lost Sega Saturn game. It certainly looks the part too, so for those of you who enjoy something a little more nostalgic but with modern touches this is for you.

Seems Steam players are enjoying it too with it getting a quick Very Positive rating.

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As the developer explains the gameplay: "This is a hybrid of Rally and circuit racing. From rally it draws the jumps and “one racer at a time against the clock” time-trial format. However, the tracks are similar to circuit racing, with each race consisting of multiple laps around the same track (the track may change slightly from lap to lap, however) Controls are very tight, simple and arcadey, similar to Mario Kart (accelerate, reverse, steer, drift), but with a bit more dynamic “smash into things” physics."

It has Native Linux support. No Steam Deck rating yet but should run great.

Check it out on Steam.

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2 comments

Mountain Man about 5 hours ago
Love the retro 3D graphics, and the price is right.
Akien 51 minutes ago
I confirm it runs like a charm on Steam Deck.
It's pretty cool, tight controls and the right amount of challenge for my taste to decompress after a week's work.
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