Solo developer Walaber, also known as Tim FitzRandolph, has announced that his latest arcade racer, Parking Garage Rally Circuit, could be coming to more platforms based on fan support and sales performance. The game, initially confirmed for PC and Linux (including the Steam Deck), may also see releases on Nintendo Switch and SEGA Saturn if certain sales milestones are met.
Tim has set clear targets: if Parking Garage Rally Circuit sells 50,000 copies, he will bring the game to Nintendo Switch. If sales reach 100,000 copies, he will develop a SEGA Saturn version as a tribute to the console that inspired the game. This ambitious plan responds directly to the feedback Tim has received from his fans and followers on social media. Check out the official Gameplay Trailer released for the game below:
“Whenever I post about the game on social media, I get a lot of feedback from people that they’d like a Switch version and they’d like me to fully lean into the SEGA Saturn inspirations and release a Saturn version,” said Tim. “Bringing Parking Garage Rally Circuit to Switch would be amazing and I’d love nothing more than to create a SEGA Saturn version – it’s a console that I dearly love! I’m a solo dev, however, so making these kinds of commitments aren’t easy for me, but I’ve decided to announce that if you buy it, I’m going to do it! If the game sells 50,000 copies, I’ll make a Switch version and if the game hits 100,000 copies sold, I’ll make that Saturn version too!”
Parking Garage Rally Circuit is an arcade-style racing game where you drift around intricately designed parking garages using tight controls and chainable boosts reminiscent of Mario Kart. The game features a “Parking Garage Rally Circuit” tour, taking you across various parking garages transformed into racecourses across the United States. You will navigate through obstacles such as falling rocks and lightning strikes while trying to achieve the best times.
Designed to look, feel, and sound like a lost SEGA Saturn game from 1998, Parking Garage Rally Circuit offers a nostalgic racing experience that is easy to pick up but challenging to master. As you progress, they unlock new car classes and compete to top the leaderboards, providing hours of engaging gameplay. Tim FitzRandolph, who has developed well-known titles like Where’s My Water? and the Jelly Car series continues to engage with his community through live development streams on Twitch, where fans can watch the game’s progress and provide feedback.
With its unique concept and retro charm, Parking Garage Rally Circuit is set to capture the hearts of racing game enthusiasts. The game’s fate on additional platforms now lies in the hands of you. As Tim aptly puts it, “If you buy it, I’m going to do it!”
If you are interested in playing Parking Garage Rally Circuit when it comes out, you can head over to its official Steam page and add the game to your wishlist. Additional platforms announced so far are Nintendo Switch and SEGA Saturn however they will only receive the game if additional sales targets are met.
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