App Profile: Car Out! Parking Spot Games

Fransgrace

Rating: 5/5

I’ve been downloading and deleting games for the past six months. As soon as you pass a certain point it becomes impossible to go any further without buying something. I don’t mind losing honestly but I really dislike being scammed. Not this game I’m over 2000 and every level you were always able to go forward without making a purchase. I’ve read some reviews complain about the ads for a small price you can stop them and they do stop all ads it’s worth the money especially since your not backed into a corner to make other purchases. The game tests your reasoning skills and problem solving, I find it relaxing. Recently your game is killing off walkers in the hard level without even going down there lane, what’s up with that!

TRWill0855

Rating: 4/5

I am really enjoying the game but have noticed a couple of things that get frustrating. The first of those happens when I have Bern in a level race mostly. After completing and level and my regards are starts to be logged it lets screen freezes and I have to exist the game and come back in causing me to have to replay that level. Several times now this has caused me the loss out on first place and winning the race, one time even going if twice in a race and causing me to drop to third place. The other is more of a suggestion rather than a real issue the game. A fed times I loose track and end up pressing the button a second time, again costing nd valuable time during a level race. It would be nice if once the claim button is pressed if it would grey out a deactivate so that we cannot press it twice on the same level.

Lord Xayd

Rating: 1/5

If you’re looking for a game so simple that it will challenge your singular brain cell, look no further. I played the first 40 levels of this game. Perhaps that is not a sufficient sampling, but I grew so bored so quickly, hoping for even a modicum of any kind of challenge that I gave up rather quickly. even though new obstructions were being injected into subsequent levels, zero brain power is needed to “decrypt” them. The ads in this game are pretty extensive. They offer you a doubling of rewards via a button that takes the place of the claim button you normally use to quickly advance to the next level, after having beaten one. And in your frenzy to get to the next level, again hoping for some kind of increasing challenge, you find yourself stuck in another 30 second ad. All to get a reward that seems to have absolutely no practical ingame value. All I can say is that I certainly hope this is not an example of a challenging game for our developing youth.