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How will this work with my device?Full Free parking game - Windows
- Rift CV1 & Rift DK2FREE
Literally build on your parking skills in Multi-storey Car Parking!
This is a parking game like you’ve never seen before! Learn how to navigate a realistic parking environment. Steer the car meticulously and catch the bridge in time to lift your car onto the next storey. Use the varying gears and shifts to wiggle into the parking spot. Avoid crashing into barriers and other cars! This is quite the challenge. Follow the checkpoints to find your way! What’s better than having a kit full of riding options?
Multi-Storey Car Parking 3D features:
•Realistic driving and parking experience
•Amazing 3D graphics
•Challenging levels to test your driving skills.
Buckle up for this fantastic parking challenge!
About Tapinator
Tapinator (Ticker: TAPM) designs, develops, and publishes games on mobile platforms. The Company’s portfolio includes over 200 mobile gaming titles that, collectively, have achieved over 200 million downloads. Tapinator is headquartered in New York. For more info, visit Tapinator.com.
Setup Instructions
Download, unzip and run exe file
Minimum Requirements
Oculus Runtime 1.3
Playing Instructions
Sit on the seat in front of the camera with the Headset on and Enjoy the Driving experience.
Credits
Adnan Zahid (Software engineer)
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COMMENTS
RedRabbit
over 1 year
I was excited to try out my parking abilities. It turns out that I am not very good but got the hang of it after a while. Initially the camera put me really low in the seat, but looking around it made sense after realizing the car was made by the same people that made the Canyonero. After a bit I learned that it is possible to flip your car by accidentally driving too close to the ramps. My usual method of ramming other cars out of their spots unfortunately did not work in this experience, but perhaps I will be a better parker now. It was a fun little experience and glad I got to tinker around with it a little bit. Thank you very much for putting this out Khurram, keep up the good work. =D