Chrome Valley Customs

Name: Chrome Valley Customs
Rating: 4.7 (89311 reviews)
Author: Offroad Games

By: Offroad Games App

Restore and Customize Cars!

Overview

Version:

35.1.0

Last updated: 2026-07-27

Features & Capabilities

Chrome Valley Customs lets you rescue a garage by restoring classic cars and customizing them with a full toolkit—repair, repaint, upholster, and finish each build to your taste. Solve car-themed puzzles to unlock parts and bring your dream rides back to life.

Grow a quirky garage empire with a lively crew, nail the business vibe, and dive into explosive puzzle challenges. It’s a playful blend of car restoration, design, and strategy that turns a workshop into a thriving business.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment Games

By:

Offroad Games

Rating:

4.70

(89,311) 8 new ratings

Version:

35.1.0 Last updated: 2026-07-27

Version code:

888575727

Creation date:

2023-06-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

505.72MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 4,055 ▼ 8

Other rankings

#32 in personalize keyword 12 ▲ 12#47 in customer keyword 6 ▲ 12#72 in drive keyword 31 ▲ #79 in chrome extension keyword 91 ▼ 7

Other platforms

Chrome Valley Customs (v35.0.0.35066)

10,516,015 4.53

(229,568)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Offroad Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chrome-valley-customs/id6444042518

Website:

https://www.offroadgames.co

User Reviews

Chrome Valley Customs is loved for its car customization and the engaging puzzle-plus-restoration concept, delivering fun, addictive gameplay for many early players. But it suffers from pay-to-win monetization, frequent bugs and progress loss, heavy ads, RNG/unfair puzzle design, and account/progression instability that undermine its strengths and hinder long-term play.

Pros

Car customization and building is a standout feature that players praise.
Puzzle-based restoration adds a unique, engaging gameplay loop.
Early gameplay is fun and addictive for many players.

Cons

Pay-to-win monetization and paywalls hindering progression.
Frequent bugs, crashes, and progress loss after updates.
Excessive ads and reward gates requiring ad viewing to continue.
Puzzle/level design often RNG-based or unsolvable with inconsistent rewards.
Account and progression stability concerns, including potential account deletions with no compensation.

Recent reviews

i’ve been playing this game for about 5+ years now, and let me say it’s a great game!! i’m definitely addicted. i’m on level 2589 if that says anything. BUT. this is definitely one of those games where they force you to spend money. there’s no ads so of course they’re not earning revenue from that. every couple levels i’ll get to a level where i simply cannot progress. i’m currently stuck on one now which is why ive finally decided to write a review. i REFUSE to spend money on this game anymore, and it seems they’ve caught onto that. each life i use, i only have one spot left to get. its getting more and more impossible to play this game without spending money, and as a single mom i just wont do it. i love this game, but its a money grab 😭 at least give me an option to watch an ad for extra lives, or simply just throw some mandatory ads in to earn your money. it sucks that ive gotta wait for my lives to refill over and over again.

by Ni*****, 2026-09-01

The car customization is fun. However, the puzzles are a gimmick. I’m in the high level 700s and the “normal” levels are purely based on luck (or purchasing power ups). There’s been several levels where it takes me 30-40 attempts to beat it all because the puzzle gives zero helpful moves to complete the objective. Then it’ll let you get on a good win streak, then bam you’re stuck again. It’s like the game wants you to get frustrated, lose patience, and make an impulse purchase. The first 150-200 levels weren’t like this either. They really just want to suck you into the game before grabbing for your money. Sometimes the “extremely hard” levels are easier than the normal levels..all code/scripted based.