You can keep playing and playing, with the difficulty going up a bit each time. Like a lot of free app games, the levels in Parking Jam are basically infinite. Simple little sliding puzzle games are fun and distracting, but my brain demands more complexity.Īnd so, rather foolishly, I assumed that this game might meet that demand. After nearly 30 years on this planet - much of it spent assembling puzzles and memorizing patterns - I find myself craving a good challenge. I’ve always been a fan of puzzles and puzzle games. If you’re careful, each level can be beaten in mere seconds.Īnd therein lies the rub. But none of these obstacles really pose much of a threat. As the levels progress, more obstacles are thrown at you, including traffic cones, garbage cans, and a low-res old lady who slowly walks around as you try not to hit her. Sounds simple, right? That’s because it is. Basically, you have to slide each car around a parking lot, gradually guiding them out of openings and back onto the road. Have you ever played a puzzle game in which you have to slide objects across a grid so other pieces can be slid out, therefore clearing out more of the grid until the entire thing is bereft of objects? Well, that’s Parking Jam in a nutshell, except the objects are cars. The “premise” of Parking Jam isn’t a complicated one. Such was my introduction to Parking Jam, a puzzle game from developer Popcore. However, every once in a while, one of these games catches my eye, and I download it to see if it’s any fun.
Most of them simply pass me by as I impatiently wait for the skip icon to appear. More often than not, these ads are for other free-to-play games. Stuck in the Mud? Here’s how to free your truckĪnyone who has ever downloaded a free-to-play game on their smartphone is painfully aware of the ads you have to suffer through. This is the unfortunate tale of how one of those apps - a puzzle game called Parking Jam - nearly cost me my sanity. Whether it’s a strategy game set in a fantasy world or a simple puzzle game, everyone has that one app that they open out of habit and lose endless hours to. Let’s be honest: we’ve all gotten addicted to a silly mobile game at some point in our lives. Imagine this, but on your phone and constantly interrupted by ads
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