How does the Flea Market work in My Winter Car

The Flea Market is one of the most important locations in My Winter Car, and its utility rises as you begin assembling the Corris Rivett.

The first project car inside the game requires you to get several parts. Some of these parts might turn out to be unusable if you choose to alter your plans later. Thankfully, the Flea Market not only allows you to get new parts but also to dump scraps for additional income.

Flea Market location in My Winter Car

The Flea Market is located in the northern part of the map. You’ll want to head to the location marked as F (Red) in the image below.

This spot is pretty close to your starting house, but it has set operational hours. You’ll find the Flea market owner inside, who lives there and also runs daily operations. Head to the spot, and go inside the inspection building in Perajarvi.

How to buy and sell items in the Flea Market in My Winter Car

Buying the items from the Flea Market is relatively straightforward. The interesting part is the sales. Speak with the cashier, and locate the signboard near the register. First, purchase a Flea Market stall for 150 mk. Once done, find an empty shelf to place your items. Set a price, and wait for someone to buy it.

If you price your items correctly, you can make handy profits. If nobody is buying your products, reduce the price. You can also use your TV to find the market rates of different items. The market value changes routinely, so try to sell when the going rate for Scraps is high.

The post How does the Flea Market work in My Winter Car appeared first on Destructoid.

StarRupture becomes a different proposition when you’re aiming to survive Arcadia-7 together with your buddies.

The current system of the early access build allows you to play in co-op lobbies of up to four players (including yourself). The multiplayer relies on the classic ‘host-based‘ gameplay, but there’s a modern twist that Creepy Jar has put in place.

How to play Multiplayer in StarRupture

To play in co-op, one of your group members has to be the host. The host is the person who creates the main world and sets up the game. Being the host doesn’t have any in-game advantage, so you can relax on that part. Once they have created the save, the host has to choose between ‘Friends Only’ or ‘Invite Only’.

The first option requires the host to invite every player for a session manually. The second option takes that requirement away, but the other players will have to be present on the host’s Steam friend list. To invite a player, the host will have to open the menu. By pressing on the empty slots, they can invite other players via Steam.

Once the other players have accepted the invite, they will be able to play together with the host. Usually, the host leaving the game would have meant the server shutting down. That can be prevented with the use of SaveSync (this is a third-party application that currently supports StarRupture and plenty of other co-op games).

How to use SaveSync in StarRupture

To use the software, both the host and other members in the group will need to own the software. SaveSync can be purchased and installed directly from Steam. Once done, you’ll have to open the app and click New Save after selecting StarRupture. All the available saved sessions will appear. Pick one and click Create Save.

The process above has to be done by the host. Once the sync is complete, there will be a green tick. The host can now share the save with the rest of the group. To join, you’ll have to open the SaveSync app. The shared file will appear automatically in your list of saves when you pick StarRupture. Choose Activate after selecting the saved file to make it available. Once done, you’ll be able to play in the same co-op world irrespective of the host’s presence.

The post How to create a Multiplayer server in StarRupture appeared first on Destructoid.