CPM 2 Beginner Guide: Controls, Modes & First Steps

Car Parking Multiplayer 2 (CPM 2) is a free-to-play open-world driving game by OGames. You can cruise a huge map with thousands of real players, complete 82 parking and driving challenges, race in four disciplines (Drag, Circuit, Drift, Rally), trade cars, and tune everything from the gearbox to the suspension. This guide gets you from the title screen to your first earned coin.

Getting started

1. Install the game. CPM 2 is free on Steam (PC) and Google Play (Android), with an iOS edition on the App Store. The Steam listing confirms cross-platform multiplayer and progression with mobile devices.
2. Create and link your account. If you ever plan to switch devices, link your account first so your cars and progress follow you — see using your mobile account on PC.
3. Learn the controls. On PC you can use keyboard and mouse, a gamepad, or a racing wheel with force feedback. Check PC controls for details.

What the game looks like

These are publisher-provided Google Play promotional screenshots, not captures from our own play session. The PC interface and current build may look different.

Your first session

• Walk around. You can leave your car and explore on foot — some collectibles require it.
• Check the daily tasks. Community guides describe cash and coin rewards, but reward amounts can change. Check the current task screen before planning a purchase.
• Try parking challenges. The 82 real-life parking and driving challenges teach precise car control and pay out while you learn.
• Compare starter cars. Community guides list the Volkswagen Scirocco as a low-cost option. Confirm its current price in your own garage before buying.

Money basics

CPM 2 has two currencies: cash and coins. Do not rush — read how to make money and how to get coins before your first big purchase. Community reports say completed levels do not keep paying on replay; verify the current reward screen, since this is not stated in the official store description.

Multiplayer and roles

The open world supports free-roam with real players, a friend list, and voice chat. You can also take on role modes — Police, Taxi, and Drone — or just join car meets and trade vehicles with other players. Trades are player-to-player, so learn how selling cars works before you deal.

What to learn next

• Drag racing rules and rewards — the fastest structured coin grind.
• Gearbox settings explained — the single most impactful tuning menu.
• Photo mode and cinematics — capture your builds like a pro.