Don't know the game name, need assistance?
Don't know the game name, need assistance?
I remember watching a video on YT YEARS ago, and I can never find it again. I
think
this is a PC game. Could be console, IDK...
This was a pick a choice, and the story goes on in different ways. If there is a word for that.
Think is was named something with "Parking" in the name.
The plot, from what I remember:
A guy was starting his shift at a parking garage. Like valet parking. So he goes to park a car. Suddenly, this one guy holds a gun up to him, and request that he drives him. So, they come to a pent house, probably a gang house. There are like 5 other people in the house. They make him go to an auction with this one girl. And make highest bid on a rare Chinese Cup. (no matter what) So they go to auction, he gets out bidded. But before that they said they were going to steal it anyway. So they go into the vault where the cup is kept. So crap happened, and they escape and drive off. But during the drive, they hit a railing off a bridge or something, so all of them die except the main character and the girl. They have to go deliver this cup to some guy. So they go to his restraunt, and tries to sell the cup, and he says it was fake. So they get into a fight, and he just leaves.
I do not remember what happens after that, but..
Toward the end, some bad Chinese/Korean/Japenese guys capture them and demand the cup. Being they didn't have it on them, they kept the girl, but let the main character go out and find it withing a certain time (think it was 24 hours, iirc)
So, after he found it and went back to the hotel, gave them the cup, and they gave him the key to the room where the girl was kept. He opens that door and he found the girl stabbed in the stomach. He begins to cry, and then the police came in and arrested him. And the game ends.
Anyone? I've been searching for this for ages and came up with nada.
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How many years prior did you view this video? Which country produced this game or is it from Japan or another foreign nation?
What does "pick a choice" really mean? Could it refer to "Choices Matter"?
What specifically leads you to believe this?
Could you give a detailed description of the cup? Think about whether it could be a keg, a shot glass, a paper cup, or something else.
Who is the main character and girl? Try to describe them clearly—age, looks, hairstyle, color, etc.
I’m really interested in playing this game.
By age range, estimate a year when it could not have been released before and another year when it might not have been released after. For example: "The game must have been released between 1991 and 2004. I know this because I saw the video around 2005 or 2006, and it couldn’t have been from the 80s since I noticed the girl had a Rugrats backpack in one of the scenes."
I don't recall it clearly—could be three years or ten. I "don't remember." It was an English-based game.
It offers you several options for your character's dialogue, and each choice changes the story path.
I notice the words park, parking, in the title, but I can't recall any other familiar terms.
The main character seems to be around his early twenties, a thin kid. The girl was at least thirty, appears Asian.
As I mentioned before, I have no idea. Wasn't during dial-up time? That help?
It's 3D, similar to the characters in SIMS, but significantly more advanced.
I’m having trouble locating a video clip, but I remember a comedian named Stephen White who claimed he went to Blockbuster to rent a black and white movie. It’s a color film starring Nicolas Cage and Haley Mills. He mentions the country lost the war because they accidentally made submarines from styrofoam and they can’t sink underwater. Later, he admits it wasn’t a movie he saw—it was a dream. He says, “That’s not a movie you saw; that’s a dream you had.” When asked how he knew, he replies, “Because you were in here last week asking for the same thing.” He ends by saying, “Alright, well let me know when you get it in.”