Jamvo

Morning queue The car park is a 6×6 grid packed bumper to bumper. Cars two spaces long and trucks three spaces long slide only along their own axis, and the task is to drag them aside until the red car can roll out through the gap in the right-hand wall. One move means one vehicle shifted any distance, and every puzzle has a par: the shortest possible solution, proven by a solver before it was added. Midday The campaign spreads 60 layouts over five decks of 12, from the Ground Floor through Deck One, Two and Three up to the Rooftop, with par climbing from 4 moves to beyond 30. Matching par stamps three stars on the parking ticket and a little over par still gives two. Undo, restart and a hint that highlights the next optimal move are always within reach, though a hint caps that layout at two stars. Evening Peak Rush puts three minutes on the clock and serves shuffled layouts one after another. Skipping one costs ten seconds and a hint costs five, and a run log keeps the last 20 attempts with the record marked. The daily puzzle offers one puzzle per date, the same for everyone, with a seven-day strip and a streak counter. All clear Between drives, the Road Quiz asks ten questions per round from 24 real facts about cars, roads and parking, from the first parking meter in 1935 to the gas-lit traffic signal outside the Houses of Parliament. Statistics track clears, stars per deck, moves and quiz accuracy, while 14 stencilled badges mark milestones such as finishing exactly at par. Everything plays offline in portrait or landscape, with no ads and no account, and haptics and the moving background can be switched off in Settings.