Draw Parking

Parking puzzles rarely feel this tactile. Draw Parking has you sketching paths for cars with a swipe of your finger, guiding them through cramped lots without letting anything crunch into anything else. It sounds straightforward until the lot fills up and suddenly every route you draw conflicts with someone else's bumper.

The satisfaction comes from untangling the chaos. You're not just finding a space — you're sequencing movements, reading which car needs to leave first so another can slip through the gap it leaves behind. Get the order wrong and everything jams. Get it right and the whole lot clears with a quiet, almost elegant efficiency.

Difficulty creeps up gradually, adding more vehicles and tighter layouts before you notice the pressure building. It's the kind of game that turns a two-minute session into twenty without much warning.