Car-themed puzzler for mobile
Forza Customs - Restore Cars is a free puzzle game for mobile devices coming from developer Hutch Games Ltd. It is a car-themed puzzler that has players take on restoration jobs for a variety of classic vehicles. It features multiple cars that are based on real-life models for them to work on.
Compared to games like CarX Street and Real Racing 3, which focus on the racing aspect and providing a realistic experience, Forza Customs - Restore Cars takes a more casual approach emphasizing customization and relaxing gameplay. It lets players build cars and have them look however they want.
Car restorations
The game basically combines a puzzle game and a car custom shop in one. In it, you get old classic cars in rough shape and restore them to brand new. Now, the way to go about that depends on your preference. You can opt for a more retro and original look, or add a splash of modern sensibilities to your restoration work.
You can choose from all kinds of customization options in Forza Customs - Restore Cars, including paint colors and body kits. You can even add car wraps and accessories for some extra flair. Take on puzzle-like challenges wherein you need to match the correct part for a specific look or build the way you want in a free-form-like way.
The game is also receiving regular updates, with the latest one adding more modes in the form of Work Mats and Glass Blocks. The same goes for the list of available cars which is constantly growing. That said, the gameplay does get repetitive and dull rather quickly. Hopefully, more things will get added soon to keep things fresh and interesting for longer.
Fun for a little while
Overall, Forza Customs - Restore Cars manages to pull your attention in with its distinct approach at least as far as car games go. It looks good and offers relaxing and chill gameplay. However, the appeal doesn't last long, and it feels boring after some time. It's still a decent little title to pass the time. Just don't expect much in the way of content or variety.
