Time To Park controls
| Action | Keyboard / mouse |
|---|---|
| Drive and steer | Arrow keys or on-screen buttons |
Watch Time To Park gameplay
The whole game played in one go, from the title screen to the last car park, viewed from above.
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About Time To Park
Time To Park is a short, simple parking game that is perfect for a quick break. Seen from above, your car starts somewhere in a small city, and the marked parking spot is a short drive away. Get there, stop inside the spot and you move straight on to the next level. It is a city parking game for everyone, and one of our easy parking games for beginners.
It is easier than a full parking simulator, but it still asks for care. You must stay on the road, avoid other cars and obstacles, and stop precisely in the marked area.
How to play Time To Park
Controls
Use the arrow keys to drive and steer, or the on-screen buttons if you prefer to use the mouse.
The route
Follow the streets to the marked spot. Driving off the road or hitting another car or obstacle fails the level.
Parking
Slow down as you approach the spot and stop with the whole car inside the marked area.
Tips for Time To Park
- Take corners slowly. Streets are narrow, and the car swings wide at speed.
- Look for the spot first. Knowing where you are going saves wrong turns.
- Stop, then adjust. It is easier to straighten up from a standstill.
- Keep away from parked cars. Leave a margin on both sides when passing them.
- Retry quickly. Levels are short, so a fresh start costs very little time.
A good first parking game
Time To Park is one of the gentlest games in our parking category. The levels are short, the controls are simple and the on-screen buttons mean you can play it with just a mouse. That makes it a good choice for younger players or anyone who has never tried a parking game. Once you can finish levels without hitting anything, move on to games with tighter spaces or 3D views.
Getting faster
When you know a level, try to finish it in one smooth drive with no stops. Fewer stops means fewer chances to misjudge a restart, and it is a good way to build confidence with the steering.
Who made Time To Park
Time To Park was developed by SDV Imants Klava, who also made Park The Taxi. The two games share the same clean top-down style and simple controls, so they make a good pair. Time To Park is the calmer of the two, with no star rating to chase, while Park The Taxi rewards speed.
Playing on a laptop or Chromebook
Because the game only needs the arrow keys or a mouse for the on-screen buttons, it runs comfortably on laptops and Chromebooks. The short levels also make it easy to stop and pick up again later.
Who will enjoy Time To Park
Time To Park suits younger players and anyone who wants a relaxed parking game. For a taxi version from the same developer, play Park The Taxi, or for more of a challenge, try Handbrake Parking. You will also find it among our unblocked car games.
Games like Time To Park on mobile
There is no official Time To Park app, but you can play it right here in your browser. If you would rather have an app on your phone, these free games on the App Store and Google Play offer a similar experience:
Dr. Parking 4
By SUD Inc. · A precise parking simulator with tight bays, timers and online modes.
Dr. Driving
By SUD Inc. · Driving and parking missions in city traffic, from the same studio as Dr. Parking 4.
