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Published Android Driving Game

Night Car Parking: Drive & Roam Case Study

Inspect Night Car Parking, a published Android driving game by Vexil Logic Games. See its public game loop, screenshots, and Google Play listing.Google Play App ID: com.vexillogic.nightcarparking

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night car parking case studyparking game developmentdriving simulator game developmentUnity car parking gameAndroid simulation game developmentmobile driving game ASO
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What the public artifact shows

Night Car Parking: Drive & Roam is publicly listed on Google Play under Vexil Logic Games. The listing and screenshots present a night-city driving and parking game with free-roam roads, precision parking challenges, mobile controls, and offline play. These public artifacts show the released product, not a measured improvement in performance or store conversion.

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Product-design context

The product has to make two activities legible together: free driving through a night city and precise parking tasks. The public listing emphasizes both, while the actual production schedule, device baseline, and client brief are not public.

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Evidence and verification points

Public attribution

The listing names Vexil Logic Games as developer. It does not disclose individual team roles, hours, source ownership terms, or client relationships.

Platform and store proof

Google Play publicly lists Night Car Parking: Drive & Roam under Vexil Logic Games, with screenshots, a description, and a 5K+ download band in the checked locale. Checked 28 September 2026.

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Evidence limits

This page does not claim a measured FPS gain, retention change, ASO uplift, or delivery timeline. Store availability and displayed download bands can vary by date and region.

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Visible product decisions

The public Play listing describes a 3D night-city setting, free-roam driving, and marked parking challenges.

Its screenshots and store copy let a prospective client inspect the visual identity and player-facing promise.

The related game page and public store link provide a direct route to verify the published artifact.

A similar project would need a separate scope for handling, camera, controls, device tests, and release work.

Related project topics

  • night car parking case study
  • parking game development
  • driving simulator game development
  • Unity car parking game
  • Android simulation game development
  • mobile driving game ASO

Observable outputs and limits

  • A public Android game listing under Vexil Logic Games with inspectable icon, screenshots, and description.
  • The listing shows 5K+ downloads in the checked locale on 28 September 2026; this is a store-display band, not an exact install count or client result.
  • No verified FPS, retention, conversion uplift, budget, or timeline is claimed here.
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Case Study FAQ

What can I verify from this project?

You can inspect the public Google Play listing, screenshots, developer name, described driving and parking features, and the related game page. Internal performance and production metrics are not published.

Can you build a similar driving game?

A similar Unity driving game can be scoped separately. Share target devices, vehicle handling requirements, environment size, art assets, and launch needs for an estimate.