Cross Road Exit

Cross Road Exit Summary

Cross Road Exit challenges your problem-solving skills with 100 increasingly challenging levels, and believe us when we say they will certainly test your abilities!

Your goal is simple – guide your fancy red drift car out of a jam-packed parking lot by moving various other vehicles out of the way. It sounds easy and simple, but if you’re anything like us, you’ll soon be pushing your brain’s capabilities with this addictive puzzle game!

It’s a modern, free alternative to the classic sliding block puzzle game “Rush Hour,” but with much more variety and levels. You’ll likely relate to the challenge if you’ve ever been stuck in a crowded parking lot or busy driveway.

As you progress, you’ll push your problem-solving abilities to new limits, perfect for learning quick decision-making and stress management when you need to (inevitably) fix problems on your real-world drift car. It also tests you against the clock to practice getting back on track for your next drift battle.

Cross Road Exit isn’t about flashy graphics or complicated stories; it focuses on testing and improving your thinking skills. There are no upgrades or tuning; you just need to master your way through the increasingly difficult levels to complete the game – if you can!

Cross Road Exit Controls

The controls in Cross Road Exit are super easy. Don’t worry about being super precise – the game lets you slide vehicles smoothly in their lanes or spaces.

Browser Controls

Click and drag vehicles with your mouse to move them in the parking lot.

Mobile Controls

Tap and slide vehicles with your finger to move them in the parking lot.

How To Play Cross Road Exit

Remember, each vehicle can only move forward or backward in its lane, and you cannot steer the cars. Your mission is to clear your red drift car’s path to the open exit.

The quicker you do it, the more stars you earn, so try to earn three stars on every level. If you’re amazingly good at the game and reach Level 100, we challenge you to earn the ultimate triple-star prize on each one!

If you get stuck, don’t panic! You can always hit the ‘Pause’ button in the top right, restart the level, and try a different strategy.

While there aren’t any fancy upgrades or prizes, Cross Road Exit is perfect for challenging yourself and showing off your brainpower to your friends. It’s free to play and works on both computers and phones, so you can give your brain a workout wherever you are!

Cross Road Exit Tips & Tricks

Check out the whole parking lot before you make your first move. What you do early on can make a big difference later and help you earn the coveted triple-star crown.
Pay extra attention to big vehicles like buses and trailers. They often block important, large spaces and require careful planning to maneuver.
Look for “key” vehicles that, when moved, open up lots of new possibilities.
Sometimes, you need to move your drift car out of the way a little to make space for other moves.
Don’t be afraid to start over if you get stuck. Looking at the puzzle with fresh eyes and remembering what didn’t work last time will often lead to the solution.

As you play more levels, each one becomes a trickier puzzle to solve. Remember to take breaks if your eyes or brain get tired – it didn’t take us long!

Keep challenging yourself to find the quickest way out, and see how fast you can navigate the crowded lots while earning yourself three stars.

Who knows? With enough practice, you might become the parking lot puzzle champion among your friends!

Written by Joe Terrell

Joe is an avid writer and car enthusiast. When he's not cruising the streets alongside his friends in his Nissan Silvia S15, he's drifting on his VR racing simulator.

Joe's passion for cars is always on display. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the automotive industry, he hopes his writing conveys his excitement and knowledge of cars and games.

Joe's work has been featured on many platforms including drivetribe.com, 180sx.club, carthrottle.com, smartdrivinggames.com, smartbikegames.com, databox.com and ceoblognation.com.

When he's not behind the wheel or at his keyboard, he's likely daydreaming of his ultimate ride - the legendary Lexus LFA.

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