Parking Block

Parking Block is a clever, logic-driven puzzle game that puts your spatial reasoning to the test. You’re behind the wheel of an orange sports car trapped in a crowded parking lot, surrounded by other vehicles blocking your path. Your goal? Slide the other cars—each movable only horizontally or vertically depending on its orientation—out of the way to clear an escape route to the exit. It’s a digital twist on classic sliding block puzzles, with 60 levels that start simple but ramp up into real brain-teasers, demanding you think several moves ahead. The gameplay’s straightforward: tap or click to drag cars, but the challenge lies in figuring out the right sequence—move the wrong one first, and you’ll clog the lot tighter than rush hour. Each level has a minimum move count for a three-star rating, adding a perfectionist’s edge, though you can take as many moves as you need to escape. The visuals are clean and functional—bright cars, a basic grid, no fluff—keeping your focus on the problem at hand. It’s perfect for a quick mental workout or a sneaky procrastination session when you’re stuck somewhere ironic, like an actual parking lot. How many moves do you think you’d take to free that orange car on your first try?