Any jerk can smash a car. But it takes skills to park it proper, serious. Now you can demonstrate your parking ability from the comfort of your own pocket! The mobile version of the #1 parking game on AddicitingGames.com is fired up and ready to go!
Start in London and park your way around the world. Check out famous landmarks like Big Ben and the Golden Gate Bridge. Avoid hazards like bad drivers, pedestrians and ambulances. And everything gets slicker when it starts to rain!
Using the touch screen controls, or the new tilt-to-steer controls, guide your car through the lot to the yellow parking spot. Park quickly to max out your score with short times. 80 epic levels in massive urban landscapes make this a game you can play again and again.
iPark it HD features:
- 80 levels set in London and San Francisco
- Optionally steer with the accelerometer
- On-screen driving controls
- Avoid reckless drivers and emergency vehicles
- Multi-screen parking challenges
- Self centering screen
- Localized weather: if it’s raining outside, it’s raining in the game!
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