Where Did I Park? Guide: How a round works
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OverviewWhere Did I Park? drops you into a parking lot with 100,000 cars and one goal: find the single unlocked car that belongs to your team.
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How a round works
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When the round starts, your team receives information about the car you need to find. You then move through the parking lot, checking cars one by one. Any car your team checks is eliminated for every player on the team, so no one wastes time on the same wrong car twice. Reach the right car and everyone wins together.
- Note your car read the details about the car you are looking for before you start moving.
- Spread out head to different parts of the lot so your team covers more ground at once.
- Check cars approach parked cars to confirm whether each one is yours or not.
- Eliminate wrong ones a checked car is crossed off for the whole team automatically.
- Close in once the right car is spotted, the whole team moves to it to finish the round.
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Upgrades
TipsCash and valuables are scattered around the parking lot. When your team picks them up, that money goes toward upgrades that make searching faster. Because resources are shared, everyone collecting pulls the team ahead faster than one person doing it alone.
- Search Speed — raises how quickly you can check each car, so you get through wrong cars faster.
- Search Radius — lets you detect cars from farther away, reducing the walking you need to do before making a call.
- Walk Speed — makes you move through the lot faster.
Team split strategy
Check
Because checked cars are eliminated for every player, the team benefits most when different players are covering different areas at the same time.
- Divide the lot into zones and assign one player to each zone at the start.
- Trust that your teammates' checks are already updating your map do not retrace their steps.
- Collect cash in your zone so the whole team builds upgrade funds from multiple areas.
- Regroup at the target car at the end so everyone reaches it together and the round closes.
Unlocking and using the drone
SummaryAs you progress, you unlock a drone that searches from above. It can survey wide areas of the parking lot at once. Any car information the drone picks up is shared with the whole team just like on-the-ground checks.
- Coverage the drone sees a large section of the lot from above, outpacing ground-level walking.
- Shared data findings update for every teammate in real time.
Solo play vs. team play
TableUp to four players can form one team, and up to twenty players can be in the same session across multiple teams.
| Solo | every check is yours alone. |
| Team of 2–4 | checks are shared instantly, cash collection covers more of the lot, zones can be split. |
| Session size | up to 20 players share one session, split across separate teams. |
Redeem codes
TipsCodes give you additional rewards. Each code can only be used once, and codes can expire. You do not need a code to play or progress.
- Type each code exactly as given — capitalisation matters.
- A code you have already used cannot be redeemed again.
- Codes are entirely optional — every part of the game is accessible without them.
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Glossary
Glossary- Check
- The action of approaching a parked car to confirm whether it is the target or not.
- Eliminate
- When a checked car is confirmed as wrong, it is marked off for every player on the team so no one re-examines it.
- Drone
- A search tool unlocked through progression that scans the parking lot from above, covering ground faster than walking.
- Search Radius
- An upgrade that lets you identify cars from a greater distance, reducing how close you need to get before making a check.
- Valuables
- Items found around the parking lot, alongside cash, that contribute to your team's upgrade funds.
Common questions
FAQCan I play this game by myself?
Yes, solo play is fully supported.
How many players can join the same session?
Up to 20 players can be in one session at the same time. Within that session, players form separate teams of one to four.
Do I need to buy upgrades to finish a round?
No, upgrades are not required to complete a round.
If my teammate finds the wrong car, do I have to check it again?
No. Any car a teammate checks is automatically eliminated for everyone on the team, so you will never need to revisit a car someone else has already confirmed as wrong.
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