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About BeaterCore
BeaterCore is an indie arcade racing title that lets players acquire, repair, restore, and tune inexpensive project cars. The game blends racing events with hands‑on garage work, letting you manage parts, space, and upgrades while climbing a career ladder.
Beyond solo play, BeaterCore supports local split‑screen for up to four players and online multiplayer races. Tracks change with the seasons, demanding different car preparations for winter ice or autumn warmth, and the game includes a level editor and Steam Workshop integration.
01 / THE GUIDE
Career Mode
The career mode guides you through a series of racing events where you must balance competition with vehicle upkeep. You work your way through the career mode by taking part in these racing events.
Progression relies on buying, repairing, and tuning cars, as well as stockpiling spare parts for future challenges. Managing limited trunk space becomes a strategic element throughout the career.
- Consider keeping a variety of parts on hand to handle unexpected repairs.
- Plan your trunk loadout before each race to avoid over‑packing.
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Garage Repair (First‑Person)
In garage repair you work in a first‑person view to restore and tune your project car. The mode emphasizes hands‑on interaction with tools and parts.
Repair tasks are essential for keeping your vehicle race‑ready, and the first‑person perspective adds immersion to the maintenance process.
- Familiarize yourself with the tool layout to speed up repairs.
- Use the first‑person view to inspect your car closely before fixing.
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Local Split‑Screen Multiplayer
BeaterCore supports split‑screen play for up to four players on the same display, allowing friends to race side‑by‑side. This mode uses the same resource management as single‑player.
Keyboard controls are fully supported, ensuring that multiple participants can compete without needing additional hardware.
- Arrange seating so each player can see their portion of the screen clearly.
- Allocate trunk space wisely when racing together to avoid conflicts.
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Online Multiplayer
When career mode isn’t enough, you can race friends online. Races affect your cars in the same way as solo events, keeping the repair and tuning loop consistent.
Multiplayer races still require careful preparation, as vehicle condition carries over after each match.
- Test your car’s setup in a solo run before joining an online race.
- Keep spare parts ready for quick post‑race repairs.
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Seasonal Track Variations
Tracks appear in different seasons, offering distinct visual themes and driving conditions. Winter tracks feature icy surfaces, while autumn tracks showcase warm, vibrant colors.
Preparing your car for the specific seasonal conditions can influence performance, encouraging players to adjust tuning accordingly.
- Adjust your tuning to the season’s conditions for better performance.
- Observe the visual cues of each season to anticipate handling changes.
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