Where Is My Parking Spot

A fun little rage game that can get surprisingly addictive. Something I would recommend only to those with a healthy amount of patience.

Jolly good fun! I found my parking spot :) Also really fun to speed run.

I had a lot of fun playing this. It's really challenging, but the controls are super accessible (Just turn/brake), so I was able to beat it using a non-traditional controller setup (Fightstick controlled with feet). Even unlocking all the different cars. Would definitely recommend playing if you like games with intentionally difficult controls.

I like this game a lot, I bought it for many of my friends as a result. Takes about an hour or two to play through. I admire simple, smaller scope designs like this one that deliver fun condensed gameplay that respect's the player's time. Highly recommend, pick this up and binge all the levels in one shot!

Where Is My Parking Spot turns the everyday annoyance of searching for a parking space into a compact arcade driving challenge where speed, precision, and persistence matter far more than realistic driving etiquette. Developed and published by Not-So Classic Games, the game openly embraces the identity of a rage game. Its premise is intentionally ridiculous: every stage gives you a particular parking spot that you absolutely must reach, regardless of how many perfectly acceptable spaces you pass along the way. That simple restriction gives the experience its personality, transforming an ordinary task into a frantic competition against the clock. Driving is built around getting through each parking environment as efficiently as possible rather than carefully following realistic traffic rules. The top-down perspective keeps the focus on navigation and positioning, while obstacles and other vehicles make apparently simple routes more troublesome than expected. Drivers backing out of spaces can interfere with a run, and the strange idea that braking causes the vehicle to leak brake fluid reinforces the game's deliberately absurd sense of humor. Success therefore comes from understandi…

Would be a fun little game if you would put a little effort in and make it actually work with a controller.