Parking Jam Car Escape

Tap a car and it drives the way it is pointing. If the lane ahead is clear it leaves the
lot; if anything is in the way it lurches forward, sounds the horn and stays exactly where it was.

That is the whole game, and it is harder than it sounds, because most cars start with something in
front of them. The question on every board is which one can go first, and what that opens up.

READ THE ARROWS
Each car carries a bright arrow on its roof and headlights at its nose. A car can only leave the way
it faces — never backwards, never sideways — so the arrow tells you the exact lane it needs. Learning
to scan a full lot for the one free lane is the skill this puzzle teaches.

120 LOTS, NONE OF THEM IMPOSSIBLE
Every board is generated backwards: the lot starts empty and cars are driven **in** from the edges,
one at a time, each along a lane that was clear when it entered. Reverse that and you have an order
that clears it. No level here is a dead end, and none of them needs a restart because it was never
winnable in the first place.

Later lots run six bays wide and ten deep, hold fourteen cars, and add concrete barriers that nothing
can pass. Early ones are four cars and a wide-open yard.

NO BUMPS, THREE STARS
There is no move limit and no clock. Clear a lot without a single blocked tap and you take three
stars; a few bumps cost you one. You can always finish, so the rating is about reading the board
rather than surviving it.

TWO HELPERS
A hint flashes a car that can leave right now. A tow truck lifts any car straight out, blocked or
not, for when you want to move on. Five of each to start, more from the coins you earn.

PLAYS ANYWHERE
This parking puzzle runs fully offline, needs no account, and collects nothing about you. No forced
videos between levels. Every car, lot and sound is generated by the game in code, which keeps the
download small and the frame rate steady on older phones. Five yards to clear: Downtown, Harbour,
Sunset, Park and Night.