- February 19, 2025
- Tag Axle Games
Reverse Problem
93%Game Brain Score
graphics, optimization
music, grinding
93% User Score 56 reviews
Platforms
About
In "Reverse Problem," test your driving and parking skills in 200 handcrafted levels designed by professional truck drivers. Explore four unique locations and adapt to new challenges while refining your abilities. Extra modes like Sandbox and Blind Spot offer additional tests of your skills, with custom scenarios and blind parking challenges.











Audience ScoreBased on 56 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
music2 negative mentions
- The game offers a challenging and rewarding parking experience that tests players' skills, making it a great choice for fans of puzzle and simulation games.
- The vehicle handling is enjoyable and feels unique for each type, contributing to a fun gameplay experience.
- The art style and level design are well-executed, providing a visually appealing and engaging environment that enhances the overall experience.
- The game has a steep learning curve, with some levels being perceived as nearly impossible to complete, especially for players aiming for perfect scores.
- Camera issues, such as random resets and ineffective mirrors, can hinder gameplay and make it difficult to navigate tight spaces.
- There are concerns about the lack of vehicle options and the need for improvements in steering sensitivity and braking mechanics.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are praised for their stylized art style, which complements the puzzle elements and enhances the overall experience. Reviewers appreciate how the visuals align with the gameplay, particularly noting that each map is uniquely designed, contributing to the game's charm. The combination of graphics and music creates an engaging atmosphere that supports the challenge of the game.
“Overall though, it's a great game with stylized graphics that really challenges your driving skills.”
“I also really enjoy the art style and the fact that each map is on its own block.”
“The music really helps with that; it works well with the art style.”