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My Parking Lot: run a 3D car park and clear it one car at a time
My Parking Lot is a 3D car-puzzle game in which you act as the manager of a crowded parking lot and release each parked car toward the exit without letting two of them collide. The opening tutorial spells out the loop: click the front of a car, let it drive off, and collect its parking fee in coins. That fee is what sets it apart from the other two parking games in this catalogue — Parking Panic is a flat 2D sliding-block puzzle about freeing one red car, and Traffic Escape sends cars through road junctions rather than out of a lot. The lot is drawn in low-poly 3D, with coin and diamond balances along the top of the screen.
Quick facts
- Genre: car parking puzzle, 3D angled view
- Role: you play the parking lot manager
- Input: mouse click or touchscreen tap on a car
- Currencies shown on screen: coins and diamonds
- Engine: Cocos; on GamePix since July 30, 2024
- Single-player, level-based
How to play My Parking Lot
Every level hands you a lot where the cars block one another. Your job is to pick an order that lets each car leave without hitting anything, and each departure pays out coins.
- 1
Read the lot before touching it
Look at which way each car faces and which cars sit in front of it. On level 1 four red cars are packed into one corner of the lot.
- 2
Release a car with a clear path
Click or tap a car — the tutorial points at the front of the car — and it drives out along the lane. The GamePix instructions also describe dragging cars into position.
- 3
Follow the lane arrows
The road around the lot is painted with one-way arrows showing the direction of travel, so check where a released car will drive before you send the next one.
- 4
Collect the fee and continue
Each car you let go adds a parking fee to your coin total. Clear the lot to move to the next level number.
Controls
Desktop
- Left-click a parked car to send it toward the exit
- Click-and-drag is listed on GamePix as a way to reposition cars
- Pause button in the top-left corner beside the level number
Phone & tablet
- Tap a car to release it — the in-game prompt reads "Tap car"
- GamePix lists both landscape and portrait support for My Parking Lot
- The embed here is 4:3, so turning a phone sideways gives the lot more room
What sets My Parking Lot apart
A fee for every car that leaves
Releasing a car is not only a move but a payment: the tutorial line is "let the car go, get parking fee", and the coin counter at the top updates as cars depart.
Low-poly 3D lot with a one-way loop
The lot sits in a small 3D town with trees, a bus shelter and a barrier gate, and the lane around it carries painted one-way arrows.
Order matters more than speed
There is no timer shown on the HUD; the challenge is choosing which car moves first so that no two cars meet on the way out.
Mouse or touch
GamePix lists My Parking Lot for desktop, mobile and tablet browsers, and the game's own prompts use both "click" and "tap".
Tips for My Parking Lot
- Start with the free car. GamePix's own advice is to begin with cars that can move without obstruction, which opens pathways for the rest.
- Check the facing direction first. The tutorial has you click the front of a car, so note where each front points and what stands in that direction.
- Watch the loop as well as the lot. A car already driving on the one-way lane can still be in the way of the next one you release.
- Release, then pause for a second. Let a departing car clear the gate area before you send the car behind it.
- Count the blockers. A car with two cars in front of it has to wait for both, so plan the other exits first.
Who is My Parking Lot for?
Fans of car-jam puzzles
Players who like working out the order in which blocked vehicles can leave a crowded space.
Players who like a light management layer
The parking-manager role and the coin fee per car add a running total to each puzzle.
Phone players
The one-tap release suits a touchscreen, and GamePix lists mobile and tablet support.
Coins, diamonds and levels
The screen tracks three things: the level number ("LV. 1" at the start), a coin balance and a diamond balance. According to the tutorial, coins arrive as a parking fee each time you let a car go. The GamePix description sets the condition for finishing a level — move every car out to the exit without a collision. We have not confirmed what diamonds are spent on, so this page does not guess.
Frequently asked questions
What is My Parking Lot?+
My Parking Lot is a 3D car-puzzle game where you run a crowded parking lot and release cars to the exit without collisions. Each car you let go pays a parking fee in coins.
How do you move cars in My Parking Lot?+
Click or tap a car and it drives off along its lane; the tutorial points at the front of the car. GamePix's instructions also mention clicking and dragging cars with a mouse or touchscreen.
What is the parking fee in My Parking Lot?+
It is the coin reward for releasing a car. The tutorial line reads "Click on the front, let the car go, get parking fee", and the coin counter at the top of the screen tracks the total.
How is My Parking Lot different from Parking Panic?+
My Parking Lot is 3D and pays coins for every car you release, while Parking Panic is a 2D portrait puzzle about sliding cars and buses aside to free a single red car. Both are free to play on What Games Play.
Can you play My Parking Lot on a phone?+
Yes. GamePix lists it for desktop, mobile and tablet browsers in landscape or portrait, and the in-game prompt asks you to tap cars.
Privacy
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The lot is full — start clearing it
Open level 1, pick the car with a clear path, and collect your first parking fee.
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