Park Them All

Set in a busy parking lot, park them all turns a simple premise into a compact browser puzzle: sort the parking spots so every car can find its place. The core objective is clearly about clearing a car jam through smart arrangement, closer to directing traffic in a crowded lot than merely filling empty spaces. That framing gives each move weight, because placing one vehicle too early can reduce the options available for the next. The challenge comes from sequencing. Rushing to settle cars into available spots can backfire when a route closes or a later vehicle loses access. The stronger approach is to read the lot as a system of blockers, openings, and temporary positions, then create enough room for the full solution rather than the first obvious move. A useful habit is to prioritize clearing pathways over immediate parking. Temporarily relocating cars that block multiple routes can preserve flexibility and help prevent a self-made jam from becoming the real puzzle.