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Guate Grand Prix

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Guate Grand Prix

Garrobo Estudio · Published by Garrobo Estudio

Last updated 28 Sept 2026

Arcade racing through iconic locations in Guatemala with customizable wooden toy trucks inspired by a beloved local tradition.

Free to PlayComing SoonDJCTQ 10

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About this game

Guate Grand Prix is a single-player arcade racing game inspired by the handcrafted wooden toy trucks that many people in Guatemala know from childhood. The game transforms that familiar cultural icon into a stylized racing experience set in environments inspired by the country’s streets, landmarks, and atmosphere.

Players race with customizable wooden trucks through Guatemala-inspired courses in an accessible arcade format. The focus is on fast driving, learning the layout of each track, improving performance, and enjoying a racing concept rooted in local culture rather than conventional motorsport themes.

More than a racing concept, Guate Grand Prix is designed around a recognizable Guatemalan identity. Its vehicles, presentation, and environments aim to turn a traditional toy into the center of a playful and distinctive racing world.

Key Features

  • Arcade-style racing gameplay

  • Single-player experience

  • Wooden truck customization

  • Tracks inspired by iconic Guatemalan locations

  • A unique theme based on traditional Guatemalan toy culture

  • A racing game with a strong regional visual identity

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel Core I7-7700
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Nvidia Gforce 1060
  • DirectX: Version 12
  • Storage: 2 GB available space

Supported Languages

Spanish - Latin America*
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    First report, after weeks of hard work and insane amounts of coffe

    When we decided to renew Guate Grand Prix (originally; Camioncitos Audaces) never thought that the development could get so extended and required many changes. The good news: player gave us great feedback that helped us to define in a better way the lead of the project. (and that’s why we forgot about write a devlog update)At this point, we could say that this project is something complete new to what we show in our first beta, but the goals are the same, a racing videogame inspired in Guatemala with cultural perspective.After this small introduction, let’s see the change list that this version will bring us. Scenarios, storytelling and the introduction to the fantasy world of Guate Grand PrixWith the addition of our main characters the videogame gets an important turn, being blended into the Fantasy category, this changes at all the way to represent the scenarios, we had to discard the realistic appearance and do the transition to a fantastic and oneiric style who makes the narrative get easier to swallow.Here you can check the scenarios changes: New HUD and interfaces, increased style compatibilityA notable change is the menu interface and HUD, both had been changed and adapted to a new style that adapts to the topic and visual style of the videogame.Some examples: Coins and power ups with a Guatemalan taste.A creative way to introduce traditional Guatemalan elements, it’s using them as a part of the economy and game mechanics, for example: three traditional toys give form to the game economy, tin drum (tambor de lata), spinning top (trompo, this one had several version across different countries, the GGP version is the Guatemala one) and the gut ball (pelota de tripa, yeah that’s the name, now are made from rubber but originally was made with pig gut, so… no more comments)  three colorful toys that you find on the tracks and are going to help you to get resources to buy improvements and enhancements for your vehicle.  Another example is powerups, can you imagine ...
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