Car Parking Multiplayer 2, also known as CPM 2, arrived on Steam on October 8 and has received approximately 80% positive reviews from nearly 1,500 user ratings. Developed by OGames, the open-world driving simulation is free to play, allowing PC players to try it without purchasing the game.

The title previously established an audience on mobile devices. According to the source, Car Parking Multiplayer 2 has surpassed 10 million downloads on the Google Play Store, where it holds an average rating of 4 out of 5 from more than 200,000 reviews. Its App Store rating stands at 4.4 out of 5. The Steam release brings the mobile game to PC, expanding its availability to another platform.

SteamDB data cited in the source shows that Car Parking Multiplayer 2 reached a peak of more than 14,000 concurrent players on Steam shortly after its release. The milestone indicates that the PC version attracted a sizeable player base during its initial launch period.

The game originated on mobile before making the transition to PC. Its early Steam reception suggests that the title has found an audience beyond its original platform, although its review scores and player counts may change as more users try the game.

Car Parking Multiplayer 2 features an open-world map where players can participate in races and other driving activities. They can also purchase and trade car liveries with other players, while the customization system allows them to modify vehicle engines and exterior designs to change performance and appearance.

Players can organize car meets, create their own activities, and arrange competitions within the game. The driving simulation also includes automatic and manual transmission options, alongside steering wheel support. However, the source notes that some players have reported issues with steering wheel functionality that may require a patch.

The game also includes recording tools for capturing screenshots and videos, as well as character emotes that let players pose for their own content. These features provide additional ways to document in-game vehicles and activities.

Despite its positive initial reception on Steam, Car Parking Multiplayer 2 is still in Early Access. According to the source, OGames intends to maintain this status for approximately one to two years while working to ensure stable PC performance.

As an Early Access title, the game may continue to receive updates and improvements during development. Its free-to-play model means players can try the current version without an upfront purchase, though the experience and performance may change as development continues.