City Car Driving News

Pedestrians have changed the most compared to the original CCD. In the teaser, which everyone is already familiar with, we used exported models from Fuse: for the chosen setting, pedestrians required different clothes, and the quality of the model was approximately at the level of the original CCD.

You may read complete Developers Diary on our City Car Driving 2.0 Steam page

The dynamic weather system and the day/night cycle are key elements to creating an atmospheric and believable world. Such systems should generate not only interesting gameplay moments, but also aesthetic ones.

You may read complete Developers Diary on our City Car Driving 2.0 Steam page

In Developers diaries, we rarely describe the work on a project sequentially, from start to finish.
Basically, we demonstrated various mechanics of the project: how they were made, what they look like, and how they will be played.

That’s why today’s episode will tell a little about how we started making CCD 2.0 in chronological order, without screenshots from the project in its current state. All materials used in these logs are materials accumulated during development.

You may read complete Developers Diary on our City Car Driving 2.0 Steam page

In the original City Car Driving, passenger transportation is the second important game activity. Just like cargo transportation, taxi driving has been significantly changed.

You may read complete Developers Diary on our City Car Driving 2.0 Steam page

Today, let’s talk about delivery. In the original City Car Driving, this mechanics was one of the game’s two open-world activities. We’ve reworked delivery, turning it from a side activity into a full-fledged game mode.

You may read complete Developers Diary on our City Car Driving 2.0 Steam page