The 2025 Steam Awards are here, and believe it or not Expedition 33 didn’t sweep through it

As is tradition by now, Valve hosted the annual Steam Awards, which ran for a couple months near the end of last year. Entirely player-based, the Awards are granted by Steam users alone, who, believe it or not, did not pick the undisputed king of gaming, Expedition 33.

Instead, the ultimate Game of the Year among Steam users was none other than Hollow Knight: Silksong, a game so wildly popular it crashed the platform upon its launch. Enjoyed by millions and highly-anticipated, it’s no surprise Silksong won, given just how long players had waited for its release since the first game in the series blew everyone away back in early 2017.

That isn’t to say that Expedition 33 won nothing. It, indeed, did carry home one award, the one for Best Soundtrack, and I wholeheartedly believe it deserved it. We can argue about how much E33 deserved the many awards it got, especially in some categories at the TGA (cough, Best Direction over Death Stranding 2, cough), but the soundtrack is so phenomenal and outstanding that no number of awards would do it justice.

Silksong also won the Best Game You Suck At Award, again no surprise due to its overall difficulty, as is only natural for a Soulslike title.

Dispatch, too, was awarded here even if it was snubbed at last year’s award shows, primarily because its episodes started coming out after most shows had cemented their nominees. We should see Dispatch considered in the 2026 window, though, but it’s nice to see the Steam community recognize the game on such short notice, and in a category as prestigious as they come: Outstanding Story-Rich Game.

Other categories and winners include:

• ARC Raiders – Most Innovative Gameplay
• The Midnight Walk – VR GOTY
• Baldur’s Gate 3 – Labor of Love
• Hades 2 – Best Game on Steam Deck
• Peak – Better With Friends
• Silent Hill f – Outstanding Visual Style
• RV There Yet? – Sit Back and Relax

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Earning cash in My Winter Car is pretty essential if you’re looking to complete the project car as quickly as possible, but having an infinite amount is a different discussion.

Having infinite money makes things ten times easier, as you can buy as many parts for the Corris Rivett as required. However, that also automatically reduces all the challenges of building the vehicle from scratch. As you might have expected, having an infinite pool of wealth isn’t possible in the vanilla version of the game.

Best ways to get infinite money in My Winter Car

There are two possible ways to get an infinite pool of money in My Winter Car. Both methods can be considered as cheating, but it doesn’t matter, as there’s no multiplayer. If you use the methods to get an infinite amount of cash, you’ll complete the Corris Rivett build quite quickly, and that’s that.

Use Mods

Certain My Winter Car mods allow you to have an infinite amount of money in the game. To do so, you have to download and activate the mods. The FL2S BOX mod, available from NexusMods, is your best shot. It offers a bunch of extra benefits that include infinite money.

The mod also offers God Mode activation, which makes the game really boring. There are a few other mods available on NexusMods that also offer you infinite money, but with fewer game-breaking advantages.

Use MSCEditor

The My Summer Car Editor, or MSCEditor in short, is usable with the current build of My Winter Car. This tool allows you to modify the save game file and various values. This includes the money you have. Once you save and confirm the change, reloading your save will end up with whatever amount you put.

The same task can also be done with the Developer Toolset mod that enables the dev console. You can then use console commands to get as much money as you want.

While it’s really easy to get unlimited money in My Winter Car, doing so is just going to ruin the fun. The Corris Rivett has almost 200 parts to get, and the charm is to slowly earn the money and buy them. There are different ways you can work, which include working at the Futufon Office. While this method is slower, it allows you to enjoy the grind and feel the thrill of gradually building up your project car.

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