Driving guide

Car Parking Game Tips: Hold Up Too Long and You Leave the Garage

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The BAYSNAP title with a red car in a green-framed bay on a concrete car park next to two game screens
Baysnap: ease off the gas.

Key takeaways

  • With no keys pressed, all three runs were still on the first floor about 22 seconds after Start.
  • With the up arrow held, all three runs had left the first floor and were out on the open roof.
  • The Collisions counter stayed at 0 in all six runs, and the timer ran down in every one.
  • The garage screen opens fifteen levels and a customize screen with rims priced from 2000 to 6000.

The first car parking game tip is to ease off the up arrow: in Baysnap all three runs where we held it were out on the open roof about 22 seconds after Start, while the three runs with no keys never left the first floor. The Collisions counter stayed at 0 in all six.

How the game works

Baysnap is a 3D car parking game set in a multi-storey car park. On the garage screen you see a red sedan, your coin balance and buttons for Levels, Customize, Upgrade and Start. Once you press Start, a timer runs at the top left and a Collisions counter sits at the top. A gear indicator with D, N and R is on the right, and a glowing red marker stands ahead on the first floor.

What we measured

We played level 1 in a test browser at 1280 by 800 pixels with software rendering, so the game runs slowly. In each run we pressed Start and then either pressed no keys or held the up arrow, and we looked at the screen at about 14, 22 and 30 seconds. We made three runs for each input.

Where the car was about 22 seconds after Start
InputOn the first floorOut on the open roof
No keys pressed3 of 30 of 3
Up arrow held0 of 33 of 3

Three runs per input in one test browser with slow software rendering, so the timing is approximate. The timer ran down in all six runs and the Collisions counter stayed at 0. We did not park the car or finish a level.

Chart of three Baysnap runs per input: with no keys the car stayed on the first floor in 3 of 3 runs, with the up arrow held it reached the open roof in 3 of 3
Where the car was about 22 seconds after Start, out of three runs for each input.

What the garage offers

You start with 1,400,000 coins and the car shows a price of 1000. Levels shows fifteen tiles numbered 0 to 14, each with a best-time box, and locked levels have a padlock. Customize has neon, color, roof, spoiler and rims; the rims are priced from 2000 to 6000 and the spoilers from 1000 to 4000.

4 tips that follow from the numbers

  • Do not hold the up arrow for long. It took the car out onto the open roof in all three runs.
  • Do not wait. The timer ran down even with no keys pressed.
  • Watch the Collisions counter. It stayed at 0 in all our runs.
  • Look at Customize first. The rims cost 2000 to 6000 coins.

Where to try it

Try it yourself in Baysnap. For a game with traffic, Laneweave weaves a sports car between cars on a highway.

Frequently asked questions

How do you drive in Baysnap?

With the arrow keys; holding the up arrow moves the car forward.

What happened with no keys pressed?

Three of three runs were still on the first floor about 22 seconds after Start.

What happened with the up arrow held?

Three of three runs had reached the open roof by about 22 seconds.

Did we hit anything?

No. The Collisions counter stayed at 0 in all six runs.

How many levels are there?

Fifteen, numbered 0 to 14.

Does Baysnap work on a phone?

It is made for a keyboard, so it plays best on a computer.

About the author. This guide was written by the team behind Yes This Game. We design, build and test our own browser games, so when a guide quotes numbers, they come from the game’s own code and can be reproduced.

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