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About Parking Garage Rally Circuit
Parking Garage Rally Circuit delivers a retro‑arcade racing experience set inside repurposed city parking garages across the United States. Each track is a stylised garage turned into a rally‑circuit hybrid, featuring jumps, tight controls and lap‑based time trials.
The game offers solo play, online lobbies for up to eight racers, and split‑screen sessions for multiple players. Its low‑poly, low‑resolution visuals and retro‑style audio aim to emulate a lost 1998 Sega Saturn title, and cheat codes are included for extra fun.
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Rally‑Circuit Race Format
Tracks are built from individual parking garages and run as multiple laps, though each lap may vary slightly. The format blends rally’s single‑racer‑against‑the‑clock style with circuit racing’s repeated laps.
Controls are described as tight, simple and arcade‑like, similar to Mario Kart, with accelerate, reverse, steer and drift, plus physics that let cars smash into objects.
- Watch how the track shifts between laps; early adaptation can save seconds on later laps.
- Practice drifting around tight corners to keep speed without losing control.
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Seamless Leaderboards and Ghosts
After earning a gold trophy on a course, the game automatically downloads ghost data from players just ahead on the Steam leaderboard. Racing these ghosts creates a continuous “just one more” challenge.
Players can limit auto‑downloaded rivals to Steam friends only, giving control over whose ghosts appear in subsequent races.
- Earn gold trophies to unlock ghost racing and gauge personal improvement.
- Use the friends‑only option if you prefer competing against familiar rivals.

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Realtime and Split‑Screen Multiplayer
Create or join a peer‑to‑peer lobby for up to eight players in real‑time, non‑contact racing. This mode lets you race against others over the internet.
Split‑screen multiplayer is supported, allowing multiple controllers to be connected for local play with both contact and non‑contact options.
- Set up a lobby early to ensure all eight slots are filled for a full race.
- Try non‑contact mode first to learn the track before adding collisions.
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Retro Style Presentation
The visual and audio design intentionally mimics a lost 1998 Sega Saturn title, using low‑resolution, low‑poly models, chunky textures, simple interfaces and period‑appropriate sound effects.
Cheat codes are included, reinforcing the nostalgic arcade feel while offering extra playful options.
- Try out the included cheat codes for playful extras that enhance the retro vibe.
- Compare the game’s texture style to actual Saturn titles for deeper appreciation.
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Full Controller Support
The title lists full controller support, including DualShock and DualSense compatibility, allowing players to use gamepads for all modes. Gamepad input is supported across the game's modes.
Steam features such as Remote Play Together and Steam Cloud are also listed.
- Test both DualShock and DualSense controllers to see which feels most comfortable for you.
- Enable Remote Play Together to let a friend join using their own controller from another location.





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