[Optimization] Version 1.0.5 Update!
Changed the forward/backward input counting logic so that multiple inputs in the same direction are now counted only once.
Human Parking Simulator
- Released
- Aug 10, 2026
- Platforms
- Windows
- Last updated
Updates & announcements
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[BUGFIX] Version 1.0.4 Update!
Fixed an issue where the game would freeze on first launch for certain language regions.
Original postFixed an issue where the game would freeze on first launch for certain language regions.
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[BUGFIX] Version 1.0.3 Update!
Fixed an issue where the game language would not automatically switch based on the system language on first launch.
Original postFixed an issue where the game language would not automatically switch based on the system language on first launch.
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[BUGFIX] Version 1.0.2 Update! Fixed an issue preventing save data from loading
My sincerest apologies for the bad experience. The save-loading issue is now fixed—hope you all enjoy the game! If you encounter any other issues in the future, please report them in the Discussion Board, and I'll fix them ASAP. Thank you all!
Original postMy sincerest apologies for the bad experience. The save-loading issue is now fixed—hope you all enjoy the game! If you encounter any other issues in the future, please report them in the Discussion Board, and I'll fix them ASAP. Thank you all!
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Version 1.0.1 Update
1. Removed vehicle engine sounds. 2. Increased the intensity of ground light reflections in the levels. 3. Optimize vehicle models and enhance rendering efficiency. 4. Add window reflection environment effects to player-controlled vehicles.
Original post1. Removed vehicle engine sounds.
2. Increased the intensity of ground light reflections in the levels.
3. Optimize vehicle models and enhance rendering efficiency.
4. Add window reflection environment effects to player-controlled vehicles.
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The Full Version Is Now Available!
After 290 days of development, the full version of the game is finally here! This update isn't just a visual overhaul—it also brings major gameplay improvements. To be honest, in the earlier versions I hadn't yet settled on a clear direction, so the game ended up containing a mix
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After 290 days of development, the full version of the game is finally here! This update isn't just a visual overhaul—it also brings major gameplay improvements. To be honest, in the earlier versions I hadn't yet settled on a clear direction, so the game ended up containing a mix of unrelated features: parking, off-roading, obstacle avoidance, and even armored vehicle combat. While this seemed to add variety, none of these elements were developed deeply enough, making the overall experience rather dull. After several days of careful consideration, I decided to remove everything unnecessary and focus entirely on the game's original and core gameplay: parking.
Real-life parking situations are incredibly diverse, with countless examples to draw inspiration from. That's why I shifted the game's focus toward realistically simulating parking scenarios and developing this aspect in greater depth, making the game not only entertaining but also genuinely useful. Many people struggle with slightly challenging parking situations simply because they haven't learned certain driving techniques. I incorporated these techniques into the game's levels so that, through repeated hands-on practice, players can naturally understand how steering and vehicle movement work. My hope is that this will improve both their real-world driving skills and their judgment when parking.
What do the newly added bunny girls in the levels do? Honestly, not much. They're simply there to add a bit of charm and make the experience more enjoyable.
I hope every parking experience you have is calm, confident, and effortless.
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The upgrade of the game’s visuals is about to be completed
With my current skills, I honestly didn’t expect upgrading the graphics to take so much time. Fortunately, I managed to adjust my mindset and workflow along the way. The path of modeling is still long — I need to keep working hard.
Original postWith my current skills, I honestly didn’t expect upgrading the graphics to take so much time. Fortunately, I managed to adjust my mindset and workflow along the way. The path of modeling is still long — I need to keep working hard.
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Beginning the upgrade of game visuals
I’ve already tested some things. This is not an easy task, but I’ll occasionally share progress on visual improvements. Probably fewer than 10 people will ever see this, but I’ll keep working hard!
Original postI’ve already tested some things. This is not an easy task, but I’ll occasionally share progress on visual improvements. Probably fewer than 10 people will ever see this, but I’ll keep working hard!
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Version 1.0.5 Update
New Level Added Added levels 51, 52, 53, 54, 55 Bug Fixes Fixed issue where game did not pause after opening pause menu Disabled automatic zoom when camera is blocked by obstacles Optimized terrain and mechanics of some levels Adjusted and optimized vehicle driving performance Ad
Original postNew Level Added
Added levels 51, 52, 53, 54, 55
Bug Fixes
Fixed issue where game did not pause after opening pause menu
Disabled automatic zoom when camera is blocked by obstacles
Optimized terrain and mechanics of some levels
Adjusted and optimized vehicle driving performance
Adjusted vehicle description text
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About the Invalidity of Old Save Files
The old save files became invalid due to flaws in the original save system. This has now been fixed, so you can play with peace of mind. I'm truly sorry!
Original postThe old save files became invalid due to flaws in the original save system. This has now been fixed, so you can play with peace of mind. I'm truly sorry!
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My second game is finally released!
First of all, the second game was not developed over 8 years, but about 8 months. The reason I emphasized the 8 years since the last release is because my inner world has changed a lot over these years. My first game didn’t sell well and couldn’t sustain my dream, so I went back
Original postFirst of all, the second game was not developed over 8 years, but about 8 months. The reason I emphasized the 8 years since the last release is because my inner world has changed a lot over these years.
My first game didn’t sell well and couldn’t sustain my dream, so I went back to working a job. Over the past 8 years, I changed jobs twice — none related to games — but I learned many new things and broadened my horizons.
Yet deep down, I never stopped longing to create indie games — that fire kept burning inside me. And now, I finally have the chance to return to the path and pursue my unfinished dream, going even further this time.
I believe I’ll go further — not because my skills have improved drastically, but because I’ve glimpsed the meaning of life through past experiences. I’ve begun to understand what I should do and how to do it, and that the greatest obstacle to achieving a dream is not the outside world, but within ourselves.
Finally, I hope you enjoy my new game and share this thought: “Only with inner peace can we go further.” Wishing you happiness and success in all you do.