What CPM 2 is
CPM 2 is an open-world racing sandbox and auto-life simulator from OGames, running in Early Access with cross-platform multiplayer. You drive through a large city, park, drift, race, and hang out with other players. The world keeps going around you: gas stations and auto shops are places to pull into, and other real players are out there at the same time. Full crossplay means the PC version plays together with mobile devices in one shared ecosystem.
There is plenty to do on your own. 82 real-world parking and driving challenges cover a wide range of vehicle classes, from classic and sports cars to pickups, tow trucks, and heavy trucks. Drift and Time Attack tracks are open for solo practice whenever you want to work on a line without pressure.
Playing with your group
Four official racing disciplines are on the table: Drag, Circuit, Drift, and Rally. Pick one and compete against your friends, or head to the Drift and Time Attack tracks in multiplayer to run against each other directly. Built-in voice chat lets you coordinate while you drive, and you can add people to your friends list to keep the group together.
Car meets are a core part of the game. Organize a hangout, roll into a gas station or auto shop together, and trade cars right on the city streets. The auto-life roles also work in the open world: drive as a taxi driver, or patrol in police mode and issue fines to other players.
Tuning and customization
Every car has a fully detailed cabin and interior, with some models offering multiple interior options and sports cars featuring animated retractable panels. Tuning goes deep: suspension and wheel camber adjustments, plus full engine, turbocharger, gearbox, and exhaust swaps. On the visual side, dynamic vinyls and a variety of body parts let you build a look that is yours.
Before you start
The game is in Early Access, so expect things to change as development continues. It supports keyboard and mouse, gamepads, and racing wheels with Force Feedback, and it adapts to a wide range of display resolutions including ultra-wide monitors.