Parking Sim Takes Aim at Car Culture

Car Park Capital is a new satirical parking lot simulator that turns a simple business into a bigger critique of car culture and development. The game asks how far you’ll go to build the most successful parking space, even if it means tearing down parts of the city around it.

The tutorial starts with basic parking lot management, like setting prices, painting lines, and adding signs. Then it quickly moves into more extreme steps, including sabotaging public transit to bring in more drivers and more business.

As the game grows, players are pushed to expand by evicting apartment blocks, building suburban sprawl, and creating the demand that keeps cars on the road. That means producing cars, securing gas, and adding more parking spaces, all while reshaping the city to fit the business.

The game is in early access and comes from Dutch studio Hilkojj Interactive. It also leans into a dark, exaggerated style that mixes city-building, satire, and management-game mechanics.