My Garage is a car simulation centered on the practical work of repairing and maintaining vehicles, with physical behavior shaping how they drive. Rather than treating cars as static collectibles, it gives their condition a direct role: worn suspension parts affect handling, and engine wear is tied to realistic component behavior, including the condition of the oil.
Its repair loop spans both diagnosis and hands-on work. Players can fix or replace damaged body panels, paint cars, and use specialized tools for different jobs. Parts and supplies come from shops, while junkyards offer components or even an entire car that might be worth saving. The garage itself is something to buy and equip, and losing a tool such as the tire pump means replacing it. Barn finds and delivery jobs add other ways to engage with the car-focused world.
The game is listed as single-player, so its format is built around an individual working through vehicle upkeep and the surrounding garage economy, rather than competing or cooperating with other players.
