Pixel Traffic: Risky Bridge Reviews

For such a simple and repetitive game, it's actually not that bad. There's over two dozen different appearances of cars which are all cosmetic, global highscores for the top #10 people, the level is random so playing the same one twice is unlikely, and the map has two different level types (snow and normal). It's not bad for £0.79, but I'd recommend buying it on discount.

its not worth the price, but getting all the achievements was fun. (i got the game at 75% off.)

Pixel Traffic: Risky Bridge is simple timing based game that has a fast difficulty curve as you progress over the bridges. This entry in the Pixel Traffic series was a nice and relatively simple addition for any achievement hunter or relaxing game player alike. The main premise of the game is to align the moving bridges in your path with a mouse click. There is some leniency in how centered the bridge has to be but further into the game it does get a little hairy. Overall, it deserves a solid 7/10 for price to entertainment ratio.

The game doesn't offer much to choose from. Music and sounds off after 10 minutes is highly recommended. The difficulty is random and starts already in hardcore mode sometimes. Blocks move way faster than shown in the video. Two tracks at random and all cars have the same speed (fast). Everytime you crash the leaderboard pops up, which is very annoying after 20 failed attempts. Pros: Easy controls, escape for pause and space or left mouse click to stop the bridge blocks. You can actually play it with one hand while you sip your tea or whatever. But you need the mouse to close the pop up window. Absolutely not recommended for kids. The game is way to short, repetitive and boring (or frustrating). If you're after the achievements, spam the escape key to pause the game and if the road-piece is in a good position press space. Rinse and repeat for the 50 coins in one run achievement.

The game doesn't weigh very much, so I don't have to worry about hard disk space. Also, the game is fun, suitable for relaxing after school or work.

Game for children. Everything is very simple. There is a car that drives independently along the highway. There will be cliffs along the entire length of the roads, bridges will move over the world.

Risky Bridge is a continuation of the Pixel Traffic series of games. Develop your attention, dexterity and wit - stop the moving road bridge and guide your car along the entire route.

"Pixel Traffic: Risky Bridge" is a Car arcade game in which drive your car and get to the end of the bridge or you'll fall into the abyss! You stop the bridges with on left click. The Artstyle and music was nice. It took me around 1.1 hour to finish it with all achievements. You get an achievement for every car and for when you get all cars (also for some other stuff like coin collecting or losing) I got the game for 0,55€ which is pretty good for this game, i dont know if i would have bought it for the full price. But the game is nice so, try it out!

Risky Bridge is the second game in the "Pixel Traffic" series. This game develops your mental attention, dexterity and sharpness. Stop the moving bridge and drive the car along the entire route. Game features: Easy controls Nice pixel graphics Many cool achievements Collect coins and exchange them for any of the 30 new vehicles. You'll have only one chance to attach a road block on the bridge, and if it is crooked, you can say goodbye to your car. As you progress through the game, the difficulty and the number of blocks will only increase. Develop your skills at any of the two game levels!

A lot of you may already know the developer [i]For Kids[/i]. They are specialised in simplistic puzzle games and their target audience, as their name implies, are the the young children. Their most notable title is the [i]Viki Spotter[/i] series - these games are very short and they usually have hundreds of achievements available. I also heard rumours that they may have created some of their games thanks to some assets they'd pre-purchased. In any case, of the couple of Pixel Traffic games available Risky Bridge is about positioning a bridge to make sure your vehicle can drive through. The game requires pretty good reflexes - it takes some time to get the hang of it but no more than an hour. And this is exactly why I do not recommend this game. There could have been a couple of more game modes to increase its longevity. But no: once you crash the game ends and your position is shown on a global leaderboard. Then you are back in the main menu and you can start all over again. We barely have any options to select from - a difficulty setting would have been nice as the game becomes hard very early on. Perhaps this is not really suitable for kids, after all. The graphics (textures) do change when beginning a new journey - there could also have been an option to manually change this. We collect coins so that we can purchase new cards but this is the only reason to press on instead of stopping it 10-15 minutes in.