Parking World Steam Charts & Stats

Controlling the drone is very difficult and controlling the building is difficult.

its a very chilled/relax game to play, simple management and i enjoy it plus the game has alot of potential so hopefully more stuff is added and maybe some more management stuff

👍 Satisfying Parking Lot Management - But Needs Some Work As someone who enjoys city-building and management games, "Parking World" has definitely scratched that itch for me. I've sunk about 8 hours into it so far, and the feeling of watching my meticulously planned parking structures thrive is incredibly rewarding. There's a real joy in optimizing traffic flow and seeing those digital cars fill up your lots. If you're looking for a game where you can obsess over parking logistics, this might be your jam. However, "Parking World" isn't without its flaws. While the core gameplay loop is engaging, several issues hold it back from being truly great: [list] [*]Bathroom Blues: The granular bathroom construction is a baffling design choice. While the option to customize is appreciated, it feels completely unnecessary in this genre. A simple pre-built option would be far more welcome. I'm here to manage parking, not become a virtual plumber. [*]Pedestrian Pathing Problems: The pedestrian AI needs a serious overhaul. Their pathfinding is erratic and inconsistent, often leading to comical (and frustrating) bouncing and weaving. Even worse, I've encountered numerous instances where pedestrians get stuck, blocking traffic and essentially breaking the game. A way to manually remove these stuck citizens is desperately needed. [*]Building Restrictions: The building mechanics, while generally decent, have some odd limitations. The collision detection feels inconsistent. Some objects can clip through each other without issue, while others inexplicably can't. More clarity on the collision rules, or better yet, more flexible building options, would be a huge improvement. [/list] Despite these issues, I've still enjoyed my time with "Parking World." The core gameplay loop is addictive, and the satisfaction of a well-managed parking empire is real. If the developers address the pedestrian pathing, bathroom construction, and building restrictions, this game could easily become a must-have for fans of the genre. I'd recommend it with the caveat that it's still a bit rough around the edges.

Only finished my first parking lots. The scenarios are neat and do not take too long. I would say it is a very nice game for just relaxing for a few moments and building stuff. I suppose later scenarios will be a lot harder but for now it is a very relaxing sim.

This game has an incredibly creative concept—you wouldn’t expect building and managing a car park to be as engaging as it is! It offers plenty of depth and variety, with a lot to consider when designing layouts, optimizing traffic flow, and maintaining high customer ratings. On top of that, the added challenge of managing workers and sticking to a budget keeps things interesting and rewarding. I can’t wait to see what else the developers will add as the game progresses toward version 1.0. The potential for new features and improvements is really exciting!

This game invoked my childhood imagination playing with cars and parking lots. The game is generally a lot of fun despite some hiccups in game mechanics. Highly recommended!

I played through scenario 1-3 and a bit of 4. I had no major bugs so far and despite being a little bit unpolished at times, it was still fun to play.