Car Park Capital Is Out Now in Early Access, Because Everybody Is Playing It These Days

MicroProse and developer Hilkojj are delighted to announce that Car Park Capital is available now in Early Access on Steam.

And really, everybody is playing it these days.

Your neighbors are playing it. Urban planners are playing it. That suspiciously large corporation buying every property on your street is probably playing it too.

To celebrate the launch, a brand-new Early Access Launch Trailer is now available, showcasing the many opportunities awaiting aspiring parking magnates in the exciting world of automotive urban development.

What Is Car Park Capital?

In Car Park Capital, you've been hired by Big Auto to bring the Freedom of Car Dependency to towns that, through some unfortunate historical oversight, still contain homes, trees, pedestrians, and public transportation.

Buy land. Evict tenants. Demolish neighborhoods. Build magnificent seas of asphalt. Sell people cars, then charge them to park those cars. Drill for oil to fuel those cars. And when citizens begin wondering whether there might perhaps be another way to organize society, remind them how happy they are with some carefully positioned pro-car propaganda.

It's not exploitation.

It's mobility.

Behind the satire, Car Park Capital is a real-time strategy and management simulation where hundreds of citizens and vehicles interact across interconnected systems of traffic, production, needs, public opinion, and profitability.

BUILD THE AUTOMOTIVE PARADISE OF TOMORROW

Build enormous parking empires
- Buy land, demolish buildings, and turn valuable urban space into beautiful expanses of asphalt. Build flat or use 3D construction tools to take your parking ambitions into the sky.
Give displaced citizens the gift of suburbia
- Bought an apartment block that's inconveniently full of people? Evict the tenants and build suburban neighborhoods with big driveways, zero walkability, and preferably very little public transport.
Manufacture demand for cars
- Sell cars, create parking demand, level up, and unlock new buildings and services. Big Box Stores and Diners attract even more cars, which need even more parking. The system works.
Drill, refine, sell, repeat
- Cars need fuel. Drill for oil, transport it to refineries, supply your gas stations, and keep the automotive economy moving.
Build increasingly sensible production chains
- Manufacture cars for your car vending machines. Produce plastic trees. Raise cows and send them to meat grinders so hungry motorists can enjoy hamburgers without suffering the indignity of leaving their vehicles.
Satisfy every human need from behind a steering wheel
- Food, drinks, gas, amusement, and restrooms all matter. Keep citizens satisfied and they'll be willing to pay more for parking, fuel, cars, and your growing empire of drive-thru services.
Build the Giant Toilet Drive-Thru
- Yes.
Win hearts and minds
- Place shiny statues and billboards, or deploy megaphone trucks blasting pro-car propaganda through the streets. Citizens have individual thoughts, happiness levels, and opinions about the increasingly automotive world around them.
Deal with people who inexplicably object
- Demolishing neighborhoods, cutting down trees, paving everything, and drilling for oil may cause protests. Protesters can block businesses and influence other citizens. Fortunately, riot police exist.
Defeat public transportation
- Trains and underground systems can move people around surprisingly efficiently, which is obviously a problem. Convince their passengers that true freedom comes with four wheels and a monthly parking bill.
Solve environmental problems with plastic
- Dead trees making people upset? Manufacture plastic trees to help reduce Civil Unrest. They're green. What more could anyone want?
Worship the Stat-o-matic
- Track income, spending, citizen Needs, and the numbers that really matter. A true tycoon knows that if the graph goes up, things are going well.

Car Park Capital combines management, strategy, real-time simulation, production chains, and urban-planning satire into a game about asking one of the great questions of our age:
What if we just added more parking?

The answer is finally here.

Car Park Capital is available now in Early Access on Steam.

The Car Park Capital Original Soundtrack will also be available soon, composed by Kent Kercher