Description

Parking looks simple until every lane crosses another; Swipe To Park The Cars turns that tangle into a clean, tactile puzzle where each swipe is a promise you need to keep; how-to-play & controls: draw a single smooth line from a car to its matching bay, lift your finger to commit the path, and watch the fleet roll out together; cars respect right-of-way rules you create—lines that intersect become crash points—so part of the game is staging departures in the right order; later stages add drawbridges, one-way arrows, paint spills that reduce grip, and impatient VIPs whose timers tick down the moment you touch their bumpers; tips & strategy: plan routes in eras—first, send cars that free lanes for everyone else, then clear bottlenecks, and finally shuttle VIPs with short, direct lines; think in layers: park outer edge vehicles before center ones so you don’t box yourself in; use gentle curves instead of hard angles so cars don’t clip on turns, and leave micro-gaps where two lines run parallel to reduce incidental collisions; when a timer pressures you, stage the line first (without releasing) to preview collision warnings, then lift only when your other routes are safe; color-match mentally by grouping draws—complete all blues, then all reds—so your eye tracks fewer constraints at once; if a level offers a switch or gate, park the car that triggers it early but make its final stretch short, then release it in sync with the gate motion to conserve space; unique blurb & mini-review: there’s something deeply satisfying about watching a dozen vehicles glide along paths you sketched seconds earlier; puzzles feel fair, mistakes are readable, and each perfect triple-star round lands like a tiny choreography you wrote for a very small, very polite traffic ballet.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play