FireKeeper's Start

Ever notice how the simplest problems become impossible when there's no room to maneuver? You know exactly what needs to happen, you can see the solution right there in front of you, but between here and there is a tangle of obstacles that won't budge unless you figure out the exact order to move them. It's not about speed or reflexes it's about seeing three steps ahead when you can barely see one.

In FireKeeper's Start you're staring at a packed parking lot where cars are jammed in every direction, and your job is to get one specific vehicle out. Sounds easy until you realize that red sedan is blocked by a truck, which is blocked by two other cars, which are blocked by... you get it. You tap a car, swipe in the direction you want it to go, and hope you didn't just lock yourself into a dead end. Every level is a new puzzle with a different layout, and one wrong move can turn a five-minute solve into a frustrating reset. There's no timer pressuring you, but there's something about knowing the solution exists somewhere in that mess of metal and paint that keeps you trying. The graphics are clean and straightforward, nothing fancy, just enough to show you what's blocking what and where you might have half a car-length of space to work with.

See if you can clear the lot without backing yourself into a corner. Curious how many moves it'll take you to realize you should've started from the other side?