Parking Slide

What if ThinkFun's Rush Hour game required no brainpower? This is the question posed by Parking Slide. Across the game's 48 levels, I failed many times. Not a single one was due to a personal failing of logic, but instead carelessness, a game engine inconsistency, or about 90% of the time, the game not being able to tell which direction I wanted to move a car. For such a simple game, the controls are pretty bad. The bigger failing, however, is that this game, which bears the likeness of a puzzle game, didn't cause my brain to break a sweat. If you're craving intellectual stimulation, I would sooner recommend watching an episode of Cocomelon to playing this game. Even on sale, I'd only buy this game if you want a mindless, quick and easy victory.

The game is really cool, but needs to have more levels (like 500), and Settings (to manage the sound of the game) !

My friends say I can't park, me playing this game proves otherwise.

Needs more levels but a good game at 99 cents

Quick, easy, and fun.

This is a fun little game while it lasts and definitely worth the price in my opinion. On mobile, it might be free with ads, but on PC, you get a relaxing, ad-free puzzle experience for about 24 minutes. The puzzles are fairly simple, though they do get slightly more challenging towards the end. Expect around 20–30 minutes of entertainment. The graphics are decent for this type of game, and the ambient sounds/music are soothing without becoming repetitive. There are 48 levels, but oddly, the achievements stop at level 44. I appreciate that if you crash a car, the level ends immediately—keeps things moving quickly. I would have loved another 50 or so harder levels, as I was really enjoying the gameplay. Maybe some DLC in the future?