Car Parking Multiplayer 2 on Steam: free release, over 14,000 peak players and 80% positive reviews

• According to the source, the game peaked at over 14,000 concurrent players shortly after launch and the PC version has about 80% positive reviews from nearly 1,500 ratings.
• The mobile version of CPM 2 has more than 10 million downloads on Google Play and a 4.4/5 App Store score, according to the cited store data.

What happened

Car Parking Multiplayer 2, also known as CPM 2, was released on Steam on October 8. The game is free to play there and is credited in the source to developer OGames. It is a mobile open-world car simulation that has now been brought to PC. The source describes the PC release as relatively unusual, since it is a mobile title that is now also available on Steam.

Shortly after launch, SteamDB reportedly showed a peak of more than 14,000 concurrent players. On Steam, the game also sits at roughly 80% positive reviews, based on nearly 1,500 user ratings. These figures are snapshots and may have changed since publication. The source ties them to the first period after release, so they mainly reflect the start of the Steam version rather than a long-term trend.

The source also mentions the mobile version of the game. On Google Play, Car Parking Multiplayer 2 reportedly has more than 10 million downloads and an average score of 4.0 out of 5 based on more than 200,000 reviews. On the App Store, the game is rated 4.4 out of 5. The article does not give an exact number of App Store reviews, so only the score itself can be treated as a hard data point.

The combination of a free PC release, an existing mobile player base, and a quick player spike makes CPM 2 stand out in the segment of mobile games being brought to PC, according to the source. The figures in the article come from the first days around the Steam launch and therefore mainly provide a snapshot of the PC version’s reception.

Background

According to the source, players can drive in an open world, take part in races and other driving activities, and buy and trade car liveries with other players. That positions CPM 2 as a multiplayer car simulation with free exploration and competitive elements. The source emphasizes that the game is not just about parking, but also about driving, collecting, and trading within the same game world.

The Steam version builds on the game’s existing mobile base. The source calls Car Parking Multiplayer 2 a mobile open-world car simulation brought to PC, which explains why the title already has a large presence on Google Play. The cited figures of more than 10 million downloads and a 4.0 out of 5 score from more than 200,000 reviews show that the mobile version had already built a broad audience before the Steam release.

The App Store score of 4.4 out of 5 fits that picture as well, although the source does not provide the number of reviews behind it. That makes the iOS reception less fully quantified than the Android and Steam figures. For the PC version, the SteamDB peak of more than 14,000 concurrent players and the roughly 80% positive reviews are the key metrics in the source.

The source names OGames as the developer of CPM 2. It also describes the game as free to play on Steam, which lowers the barrier for PC players. The combination of free-to-play access, an established mobile reputation, and a fast concurrent-player spike forms the core of the news around this release.

Sources

• GameRant: article about the Steam release, review figures, and player peak for Car Parking Multiplayer 2.