Excuse Me, Coming Through

Excuse Me, Coming Through is a parking-lot unblock sliding puzzle you can play instantly, with no install or extra payment. On a 15×15 grid packed with small cars, mid-size cars, and trucks in seven colors, you slide vehicles horizontally or vertically to open a clear path for the blocked car to reach the exit.

Picture a Monday morning parking lot: cars in every shade jammed together, a fire hydrant blocking one lane, a traffic cone wedged into another, a trash can taking up prime real estate.

Horns going off. Now look again — slide that blue car forward, shift the orange one sideways, and suddenly the whole row starts to open. The sequence appears in your mind: 'move this one first, then that one, and the exit is clear.' When it all falls into place like a chain of dominoes, the satisfaction is immediate and complete.

The 151 levels grow denser and more demanding as you go. Some add a strict move limit — you have to find the optimal path, not just any path. Run out of moves? A short optional ad gives you 5 more so you can keep going instead of giving up.

Clear the lot and coins rain down on screen with a cheerful flourish. You don't need fast reflexes. You need to see one move ahead. The neighborhood is counting on you.

When you're stuck, do you look for excuses first or look for the one car to move? Which habit actually gets the jam cleared faster?

Just like sliding one car in the right direction can open a whole jammed lot, what's the single thing you could move or clear right now that would make everything else in a tricky situation start to flow?