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Mon Bazou
Mon Bazou is a car-building and life-simulation game set in rural Canada, where players manage their time between assembling a car, earning money through small jobs, and upgrading their living conditions. The main goal is to build and race a car, starting with a basic frame and collecting parts over time. Alongside the vehicle work, players must also handle daily needs like eating, sleeping, and maintaining social interactions, creating a mix of mechanical tasks and lifestyle management.
Vehicle Construction and Gameplay Loop
In Mon Bazou, building the car is a detailed process that involves installing individual parts, tuning performance, and testing it on local roads or at the race track. Players can buy parts from stores, salvage materials, and save money by doing side activities like logging, sugar production, or delivering goods. The car responds to upgrades, and real-time driving physics give weight to every modification. Managing fuel, repairs, and finances adds to the realism and gives purpose to each task completed.
Environment and Progress
The game world is an open rural map with a small town, forested areas, and dirt roads. Exploration helps in discovering new parts, side tasks, and shortcuts. Over time, players can expand their garage, improve their house, and gain access to better tools and car components. Mon Bazou combines mechanical detail with survival elements, making each play session a mix of planning, building, and resource management. The balance between earning income and progressing with the car gives players ongoing goals without strict timelines.
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