Traffix Reviews

Elegant graphic design and simple, interesting gameplay mechanic. That said, I actually found the unforgiving timing management puzzles increasingly tense and stressful as the level difficulty ramped up -- so I enjoyed and appreciated the art, design, and mechanics, but wasn't actually having fun playing it (I play small casual puzzle games to wind down, not wind up). You can select levels. Several other reviews state that the tutorial is inaccessible or that previous levels are unplayable, but this is not true. It appears to be very awkwardly ported from touchscreen mobile, so the level selection screen doesn't have keyboard control (at all!). Instead, use your mouse scroll wheel (or two fingers on a laptop trackpad) to scroll through the level selections. You are welcome.

very nice logo. very simplistic and aesthetic graphics. royalty-free-sounding music could do some work (although the chaos music (Funky Suspense by BenBig Band) is a banger). good for training rhythm, multi-tasking and also forward planning skills. controls could be improved - the whole game is played with a mouse, and (as usual) the mobile-compatible controls are quite hard to deal with on pc. a very good game for when you want to kill some time but "have nothing else to play".

As for me, I like this game, but it lacks its map editor so that players can make their cards and share with other players. 🌍🛠️ And so everything is fine.👌

Click a light once to make it yellow and permit one car to go through -- unless the game decides to randomly force a second one through the yellow and cause a crash. This happens just frequently enough to make the longer levels effectively impossible to do correctly.

good optimization puzzle, but with a critical flaw: sometimes two cars will go at once even if you only clicked once. A couple hours of gameplay in and I already feel like this bug is a good chunk of my restarts if I'm trying to 3 star a level. Overall fun, needs a volume slider

Concept of the game is great. Very fun to play despite being super simple. However hitboxes on changing traffic lights makes a few levels much harder then they need to be

Really enjoyed this game until I realized that you can only play the current level... period. No going back to earlier levels if you get stuck on an upper level. Basically it is unplayable for me now because I can't beat the level I am on, and cannot go to next level or ANY earlier levels.

Puzzle game / traffic management game that is all about manually controlling traffic at specific intersections, and allowing cars to go through once it is safe to do so. Relaxing and straightforward enough to play, with decent looking minimaistic colorful graphics. At times, multiple cars will go through even though you only intended for one to go. No proper Widescreen support is a major issue, as it cuts down a considerable amount of real estate at the top and bottom. Game would benefit from music in the proper maps, it only has a single repetitive track in the menu. No achievements or Steam cards is minor issue of note for game collectors in Steam. Overall, an ok game to kill some time in between things, but overpriced for the content it offers. 6/10

I love this game! It is easy to learn, but the later levels get tricky!! I was a big fan of the game Mini Metro. This game is quite similar. Great for transit-game lovers. I'm not good at writing reviews, I'm sorry, but I really like this game! I would love to see a Dark mode or Night mode added to change the white background to black.

Basically this was just a cash grab port of the mobile versions of the game. Nothing feels like it was designed to work with PC. Hell you can't even play this in a window. It's full screen or bust. Also this version doesn't get any of the updates the mobile versions has been getting. Gameplay wise, it's a really clunky interface to select one car to go through vs a full on green light. You can accidentally click too fast and let a car go through when you wanted to it to stop. There's also this weird thing where sometimes an extra car will squeeze through one of the lights even though you only wanted one to go through. The game also doesn't have any achievements. So not even worth the sale price of $2.49 to pick up some quick achievements. I hope the author updates this version with some support for some PC quality of life improvements. But considering I left a post in the forum over a month and a half ago and there's been nary a peep. I wouldn't hold my breath. Save your money.