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What's new in 1.7: • New players now start straight in Level 1, which teaches itself. • Endless, Hardcore and Challenge ask for a nickname the first time, so your scores show under your name on the leaderboard. • Fixed: the traffic cone prompt overlapping the Wave Through banner. • Fixed: Endless and Hardcore results showing an odd target number. • Leaderboard reliability improvements.
Run the traffic lights at a busy junction. Read the drivers. Avoid the crash.
You are the traffic light. Cars pour into the junction from every side. Some drivers are patient. Some are not. One of them is about to turn left across oncoming traffic, and the only warning is a blinker. Open a lane and the queue moves. Leave it red too long and the driver at the front stops caring what colour the light is. Tell us what to build next. Feedback goes straight to the developer. READ THE DRIVERS Every driver has a temper, and you can see it. Calm drivers wait. Stressed ones creep. Furious ones go anyway, and the crash is yours. Their patience bars tell you who is about to break before they do, and every driver tells you how they felt as they leave: pleased, fine, or furious. The traffic warden in the corner is keeping score. WATCH THE BLINKERS A left-turner crosses the oncoming lane. It is the most dangerous thing on the board, and it is always signposted: a marker in the lane counts down the cars ahead of it. Every crash is a cue you missed, never a dice roll. EARN THE WARDEN'S TOOLS Play well and the warden hands you help, each earned a different way: - The whistle, for clean deliveries: every driver calms down at once. - The traffic cone, for pleased drivers: close one road to new cars for a while. - Wave Through, for near misses: every light opens and nothing can crash, for a few seconds. TEN JUNCTIONS, EACH WITH A CHARACTER From First Light to Rush Hour. A T-junction with a road missing. Lanes painted with the only turns they allow. Sirens that want right of way. Opposite roads you can run together, until someone turns left. Every level is graded in stars by how cleanly you run it. THREE MORE WAYS TO PLAY Endless asks how long you can hold it together. Hardcore gives you one crash. Challenge changes the goal: deliver only the traffic heading north, which means reading blinkers to know which cars are worth releasing. Global and personal leaderboards for all of them. Pencil-sketch art. Portrait, one thumb, no timers, no waiting. Free to play.