About this game
Valet Parking is a free browser parking game with three vehicle sizes and 15 progressively unlocked jobs. Practice reverse bays, parallel parking, tight turns, S bends, angled spaces and departures. Desktop players can use the driver seat, mirrors, console rear camera and edge sensors. Phones and tablets use overhead touch controls. Park fully inside the target, face the required direction and settle to complete a job. Taking longer never reduces your main grade. No download, account or equipment purchases are required. Best grades stay in this browser.
How to play
- Choose Assisted, Free Driving or the desktop cockpit. Complete the first wide reverse bay to unlock the next job.
- Use arrows or WASD to drive and steer, Space or C to center, R to retry and Esc to pause. In the cockpit, hold Q/E or drag to look sideways.
- On phones, hold steering with one finger and forward/reverse with another. Releasing the drive control brakes the car.
- Place the entire car inside the target, face the required direction and release the controls for 0.6 seconds. Reverse-bay and parallel jobs need a reverse arrival; exit jobs finish in a separate handover zone.
- Stars depend on damage, actual forward/reverse switches and final alignment. Painted lines do not scratch the car. Reaching the damage limit requires a retry.
- Best grades are saved in this browser. Pausing or switching tabs stops the car. Refreshing does not preserve the current driving position, but completed jobs remain unlocked.
Valet Parking tips
- Read the target and aisle before choosing where to reverse. The front can still hit a neighbor after the rear enters the bay.
- Releasing a steering key holds the wheel angle. Press Space or Center to straighten.
- Time is only an optional medal. Stop to observe or make another correction when needed.
- Jobs 10 and 15 accept any available space. Changing targets keeps damage, adjustments and elapsed time.
Where it comes from
An independently made parking game that turns low-speed control and spatial judgment into short jobs. You are a valet driving customers' cars, whose equipment is fixed; tips do not buy upgrades.
The stylized scenes use vehicle dimensions, wheelbase, steering and collision geometry to decide results. Fixed layouts let you refine your route and final alignment on each attempt.
FAQ
Why does the car keep turning after I release the key?
Releasing steering keeps the wheel at its current angle. Press Space, C or the Center button to straighten.
Can I run out of time?
No. Time is an optional challenge and does not reduce stars or tips. Three stars require no damage, adjustments within the target and an alignment score of at least 85.
Can I use first person on a phone?
The cockpit is desktop-only. Phones and tablets have Assisted and Free overhead driving with two-finger touch controls.
Can I continue my prototype progress?
The same browser on the same domain keeps completed jobs and best grades from the prototype. Clearing browser data or changing devices removes that progress; there is no account or cloud sync.
Can tips upgrade the car?
No. The cars belong to customers. Tips record service quality; mirrors, the rear camera and parking sensors are fixed equipment.