CPM 2 is Car Parking Multiplayer 2
CPM 2 is OGames’ open-world driving and racing sandbox, also called Car Parking Multiplayer 2. The Steam entry is app 4252340. It is a separate sequel from the original Car Parking Multiplayer, so match the “2” when choosing a mobile store link or reading a guide.
Steam lists an October 8, 2026 Early Access release and free-to-play access with in-app purchases. Its current playable store entry is the relevant PC status check; the developer homepage still includes older coming-soon wording. This article was checked on October 29, 2026.
Choose a driving goal before changing the car
The developer presents CPM 2 as a sandbox with open-world activities, racing and car customization. You can explore, arrange car meets, or focus on a driving discipline. There is no single campaign order asserted by this reference.
For a first session, choose one activity you actually want to learn. Use a solo practice option where offered before treating an online result as a test of your setup. This is a learning suggestion, not a claim about the fastest route to money or a specific unlock.
| Published activity | What to look for | Useful first comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Open world and car meets | Driving, social play and car trading | Explore the available map and current session options. |
| Racing | Drag, Circuit, Drift and Rally | Choose one discipline before comparing setups. |
| Customization | Mechanical tuning and visual changes | Separate handling changes from the look of the car. |
PC and mobile crossplay: what is actually stated
The developer’s Steam Early Access answers state that PC and mobile multiplayer and cross-platform progression saving are supported. The listing also identifies a required Google Firebase third-party account with Steam-account linking. Those are publisher statements; Nisu has not linked accounts or tested a shared save.
Before changing platforms, read the current account-linking prompts for the account you already use. Record which account and game version you are opening. A different login is not proof that your old progress has been deleted, and this reference does not prescribe an unverified transfer or recovery sequence.
Separate mechanical tuning from visual customization
OGames describes engine, turbocharger, gearbox and exhaust swaps, plus suspension and camber adjustments and Dyno runs. It also describes vinyls and body parts. These are different kinds of changes: a cosmetic design does not by itself demonstrate improved handling.
When comparing a setup, keep the car, activity and driving conditions consistent and change one setting at a time. Note what you changed before trying another value. This is a comparison method, not a published optimum; no gear ratios, best-car ranking or tested lap-time gain are supplied here.
PC requirements and Early Access expectations
Steam’s minimum PC listing specifies Windows 10 64-bit, 8 GB RAM, DirectX 11 and 7 GB of available storage. Its recommended listing raises RAM to 16 GB and lists Windows 10/11 64-bit. Consult the full current store table for CPU and graphics requirements before installing.
The developer advertises keyboard and mouse, gamepad and force-feedback racing-wheel support. That does not establish that every peripheral model is tested or every setting is final. The Early Access answers list custom keybinding settings and interface polish as planned work, so do not assume a future feature is already present.
Nisu has not installed the game, measured performance or tested a wheel. Store requirements and peripheral-support claims are reference information, not a guarantee of smooth operation on a particular PC.
Quick help
Is CPM 2 just a parking game?
The published scope also includes open-world activities, car meets, tuning and several racing disciplines. Parking is one part of the sandbox.
Can PC players play with mobile players?
OGames states cross-platform multiplayer and progression saving in its Steam description. Nisu has not tested an account transfer or live crossplay session.
Is the Steam version a finished release?
It is listed as Early Access when checked on October 29, 2026. Planned controls and interface changes should not be assumed complete.
Source and scope
Checked October 29, 2026 against OGames’ Steam entry and developer site. The activity and setup-comparison suggestions are editorial. Gameplay, account linking, purchases, performance and peripheral compatibility were not tested.