2030: YOUR COMBUSTION CAR DOESN'T BELONG HERE
You've accidentally entered a zero-emissions city with your banned gasoline car. The eco-police are patrolling. There's always one parking spot less than cars. Park or be eliminated. The future's most illegal game of musical chairs.
Welcome to the green dystopia of 2030
The year is 2030. Combustion engines are globally banned. You and your friends, driving your grandfather's classic gasoline cars for "one last ride", accidentally enter a zero-emissions smart city.
The city's eco-police AI instantly detects your illegal vehicles. The automated defense system activates: PARK IMMEDIATELY OR BE ELIMINATED.
But here's the thing — the city's parking algorithm always maintains exactly one parking spot less than the number of cars detected. Why? We don't know. The AI is weird. Every round, someone's getting eliminated.
Simple rules, infinite chaos
The eco-police drone swarms eliminate any car not parked when the timer ends. Each round, the safe zone shrinks as the city's AI tightens its grip.
Ram other cars out of spots. The physics are janky but that's what makes it fun. When it's park or die, anything goes.
Stop moving and pretend you're parked. Works 60% of the time. Other players will definitely snitch on you though.
Team Mode: When eliminated, jump into your teammate's car! Up to 4 outlaws in one vehicle - driver, navigator, and gunners. Illegal together, stronger together.
The smart city reconfigures itself each round. Streets close, barriers deploy, parking spots relocate. The city itself is your enemy.
Duct tape some rockets to your car. Add a battering ram. We're still balancing this stuff but it's hilarious.
Choose how you'll face elimination
Solo / Duos - Every car for itself
The pure PARKOFF! experience. You and other combustion outlaws fight for survival in the eco-dystopia. One parking spot will always be missing.
Up to 4 gangs of 4 outlaws each
When the eco-police destroy your car, you're not out - you jump into your gang member's vehicle! The last gang with a running engine wins.
Pure parking pandemonium