Veterans, I have to talk to you about this "Manual Parking Lot 2" today. Just hearing the name, do you think, "That's it? A parking simulator?" Hey, don't underestimate it. Once you get started with this game, it feels like secretly playing "Initial D" in the arcade in the game arcade, or playing "Ridge Racer" on the PSP, but the most terrible thing is its "real power" - there are a lot of clutches, throttles, and gears! 👋
I think back then, when we played "Need for Speed 9", we didn't care about the manual transmission, we just hit it all the way. There were no smartphones at that time, so I was playing "Mario Kart" with a GBA in my hands. Anyway, it was just a matter of fighting each other with props, just for fun. But this game is different. It allows you to stay in first gear, semi-linked, and find the critical point of "slope up". I was so good, the car stopped at the traffic light in the game and I almost threw my phone away! 😤
But don't panic, the top of this game is right here. When you slowly understand the temperament of those old broken cars, lift the clutch to a certain position, step on the accelerator, and the car will fly out with a "buzz". The pleasure of controlling the machine is more than a hundred times better than those fake racing games with one-click drift nowadays! Moreover, it can also unlock more vehicles. You can drive a small car on the 3D road, look at the scenery, and occasionally do a "heel and toe" action with a manual transmission (although there are no pedals in the game, but we are worried about it!), and I feel like I am the god of Akinayama. 🚗💨
The most amazing thing is that its parking gameplay really allows you to experience the fun of "thinking on your own without the driving school instructor". Park on the side, reverse the car into the garage, and try another one if it doesn't work. In the rearview mirror (from the perspective in the game), you can see the wheels scraping into the line little by little. The sense of accomplishment is, wow, better than flying a plane through circles in "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas"! Of course, the difficulty is real, so be careful with the weak, but we old players love this kind of hard-core operation, right?
This game is free, and the developer is Star Jump in China, so we must support it. Although the picture is not as good as those 3A masterpieces, the persistence of "manual transmission" really makes me, an old hacker from the Famicom era, find the pleasure of holding the controller and trying the most tricky angles in "Tank Battle" over and over again.
In short, whether you are a veteran driver with 20 years of driving experience, a novice who just got a driver's license, or you just want to experience what a "manual transmission" is, this game is worth installing and giving it a try. Don't think parking is boring, this is what driving is like in the first place. Recommendation index: five stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Forget about it, I have to practice my "slope up" and try not to get honked by the car behind me in the game tonight. 🙃