Drive Club: Car Parking Games - Parking cars skillfully

Welcome to Drive Club: Car Parking Games, where we turn your parking struggles into a fun and exciting challenge. With a wide variety of levels, obstacles, and vehicles to choose from, we promise to test your parking skills in ways you never imagined. So buckle up, put on your driving gloves, and get ready to show off your parallel parking prowess like a pro. Trust us, after playing this game, you'll be cruising into those tight spots with style and confidence. Let's park it like it's hot, folks!

Experience an ultimate car driving simulator game designed to enhance your driving abilities while delivering pure entertainment! All the essentials for car game enthusiasts are consolidated in this game, aiming to become the top choice with its small file size that doesn't compromise your device's performance. The challenge escalates as you progress through levels, pushing your driving skills to new heights. Delight in cutting-edge 3D graphics tailored for aficionados of car games in 2021. Venturing into the open-world gaming realm, we introduce the thrill of a car simulator where you can hit the road right away!

Furthermore, revel in an array of over 50 car models ranging from sleek sports cars to robust SUVs, dynamic drift cars, swift speedsters, and even eco-friendly electric vehicles. Customization enthusiasts are catered to with abundant options allowing you to personalize your ride extensively. Modify your vehicle through various features like Tuning Club, wheel replacements, tire changes, rim alterations, custom paint jobs, tinting, spoilers, camber adjustments, suspension tweaks, neon accents, and coatings.

Embrace diverse game modes to suit your preference, including:

- Multiplayer Online Mode for competitive play or cruising the map with friends

- Realistic Car Parking Mode challenging you to park flawlessly against the ticking clock

- Breaking Mode urging you to demolish objects within a time limit

- Prototype Mode testing your driving finesse without hitting anything

- Check Point Mode where time is your adversary, requiring swift passage through checkpoints

- Stunt Mode demanding your agility on suspended ramps

- Free Driving Mode granting liberty in a high-graphic open world for missions or leisurely exploration minus constraints

- Drift Game Mode enabling endless drifting possibilities for a genuine experience with the drift simulator.

DriveClub Beginner’s Tips

Become a racing legend

The first thing you’ll want to do when beginning a race is get a feel for the controls. Evolution Studios, who previously worked on the MotorStorm titles, did a good job nailing down how each vehicle is supposed to handle. Still, when it comes to reaching a high speed, you may need to take care around turns, as the game doesn’t have Forza Horizon 2’s sophisticated driving assists.

This should go without saying, but avoid colliding into objects on the side of the road, such as rails or signs, as they can penalize how many credits you earn in the race. Try and master the turn with an ample amount of braking, but don’t slam on the brakes completely unless your current piece of road calls for it. Opponents won’t hesitate to get past you.

In addition, don’t be afraid to drive defensively. Colliding with other cars won’t damage your ride too much, and the penalty is largely irrelevant. This is good to keep in mind when trying to maintain the lead, as you can effectively block adversaries and still keep an advantage. Just don’t let them try to run into you from the side, as you can spin out and lose the lead.

Learning how to drift

Drifting works differently in DriveClub than it does in other games, since Evolution Studios went for a more realistic approach. Ideally, you need to reach a decent speed and tap the handbrake to avoid spinning out.

For heavier turns, you’ll want to rely on typical braking so you don’t careen into the wall. Simply tap the emergency brake as you’re heading into the turn, and as you go into it, stop tapping and accelerate. As you do this, you’ll feel yourself going into the drift, but try to level out after the turn finishes, or you could end up going too far. This can take some practice, but keep in mind you can always restart a race if you feel you’ve made too many errors. You won’t lose money as a result.

Drifting is vital in DriveClub for two reasons. One, it’ll enable you to keep a good amount of acceleration, and considering the AI racers (and your online opponents) may be a bit merciless, it always helps to have the speed. Two, there are certain earmarked activities in each race, drift challenges being one of them, and you’ll be clocked based on how much time you spend in the drift. We suggest practicing as much as possible.