Park like a pro… or at least try to be one!

Parking Simulator is a relaxing yet challenging driving game where precision matters more than speed. Take control of 10 different vehicles across 100 handcrafted levels — from compact hatchbacks to large trailers — and master the art of perfect parking.

No time limits. No traffic. Just you, your vehicle, and the satisfying feeling of a flawless park.

🚗 Key Features

• No Time Pressure — Enjoy parking challenges at your own pace, without timers or stress.

• Real Mirrors — Check your surroundings with mirrors physically attached to your vehicle — no floating HUD mirrors!

• 4 Locations — Explore open carparks, city centers, townships, and residential areas — including night-time scenes.

• Scoring System — Earn rewards based on how neatly and accurately you park.

• Logitech Steering Wheel (G29) — Fully Supported now

• 10 Vehicles in 3 Sizes + 3 Trailers — Master parking for small cars, medium sedans, large vehicles, and trailers.

• Accurate Collision — Every inch matters! Feel the tension of tight spaces with realistic collision accuracy designed for precision parking.

• 3 Difficulty Modes — Choose between casual, standard, or expert-level challenges.

• Mini Games — Special modes to test your parking mastery:

• Left- / Right-Hand Drive Switch — Drive from either side, just like in real life.

• Full Gamepad Support — Fully compatible with Xbox controllers for a smoother driving experience.

🚫 What It Doesn’t Offer

To keep things simple and focused, Parking Simulatordoes not include :

• Traffic systems or pedestrians

• Hardcore driving realism

• Multiplayer or online modes

• Open-world exploration

• AAA-level graphics

• High-speed racing

This is a calm, skill-based experience designed to test your precision — not your reflexes.

🧭 A Relaxing Yet Rewarding Experience

Whether you’re learning to reverse a trailer or perfecting parallel parking, Parking Simulator offers a satisfying balance of fun and mastery.

It’s a lighthearted take on everyday driving skills — simple to learn, hard to perfect, and surprisingly addictive.