by Deana Clark

Created on: October 20, 2008   Last Updated: October 22, 2008

I am a huge fan of all the Dash games. I have played them all: Diner Dash, Roller Dash, you name and I have played it. So of course Parking Dash was no different. It is a pretty easy game to play. It reminds me somewhat of Roller Dash.

So when the game begins, you click on your first customer to make their car appear. You are basically a parking attendant (or valet). So you click again to get in the car and park it. Once the customer returns, you (Flo, who is the character you are playing) get in the car and click on the exit sign to return the car back to the customer. If the customer is happy, you get paid good tips.

You get bonus points for color matching. So say your customer has a green car. You then try and park the car in a green parking spot. Now there is a clock above each customer. This clock tells you how long the customer needs to park their car. So if the clock shows a little bit of blue, the customer only needs to park for a short time. If the clock is full, the customer needs longer. The trick is to park the customer with the longest time closest to the wall. This way, it is easier to maneuver the other cars.

When you have several customers lined up to retrieve their cars, just click on the customer and it will show you which car is theirs.

Customers enjoy the freedom of valet parking but they also want the experience to be as stress free as possible. They will get upset if Flo takes too long to get their car and will not leave a good tip. So try and get the customers their cars before they get angry.

Level 2 of the game gets a bit harder as you will have 3 customers show up at once and then 3 or 4 more show up as so on. So you have to be quick and on your toes to make them happy.

At the end of each level, the screen will show you how many customers you have served, how many extra points you received for matching colors, how much you received for each combo, how much money you earned and what your total funds are. The stats also will tell you how sad, angry or happy you had.

This game is overall 5 out of 5. The graphics were excellent and it is just a really fun game.

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