Used Cars Simulator Platforms — Windows, Steam and Language Support

Used Cars Simulator is a Windows-only release sold through Steam. The store page lists no macOS or Linux build and no console version, and the app details API returns Windows as the sole platform. If you are buying on PC, the only question left is controller versus keyboard, and the store page answers that with Partial Controller Support.

Platform and Store Availability

There is one platform and one store. The table below reflects the Steam store page and app details as of October 10, 2026, and nothing outside this row is listed anywhere official.

Platform	Store	Status
Windows	Steam	Released October 9, 2026
macOS	None	Not listed
Linux	None	Not listed
Consoles	None	Not listed

The store page also lists Steam Cloud and Family Sharing among its categories, so your save travels between machines and the game can be shared through a Steam family library. Steam Achievements are supported, with 92 in total.

Controller Support and Input

The store page lists Partial Controller Support and DualShock Controller Support as two separate categories, which is worth reading carefully. DualShock support means a PlayStation-style pad is recognised, and partial support means not every interaction is guaranteed to be mapped to the pad. A controller is therefore a reasonable way to drive, but expect to reach for the mouse or keyboard for some menu work.

Keyboard and mouse is the default assumption for a sim of this kind. The store page does not publish a full default key map, so the controls page records what is documented and flags the rest as not documented yet. Note also that there is no Steam Workshop entry, so there is no modding layer to worry about.

Languages and Where to Buy

Thirteen languages are listed on the store page: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Turkish. English is the only one marked with the asterisk that the store page defines as languages with full audio support, so the others are interface and subtitle translations rather than dubbed audio.

The game is bought on Steam at $11.99, and the store page lists no alternative storefront. There is no deluxe edition to choose between, so the purchase decision is a single item. For the current price state see the price page, and for the hardware side see system requirements.