
Road Builder is a logic puzzle game based on the system of creating roads and managing traffic flow. The player's task is to connect selected entry and exit roads by creating complex structures of intersections and junctions so that traffic collides with each other as little as possible.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 22 reviews with recorded playtime.
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So far looks like a great game. Anyone who enjoyed Bridge Constructor, Polly Bridge or Train Valley should enjoy it as well. BUT, there is a smal but: it just lacks some quality of life polishing, like: - let me demolish stuff without clicking the buldozer (CTRL + click for example) or/and just let me place a new tile and buldoze whatever's beneath it. - desperately needs a shortcut for mirroring a tile: please add a shortcut that will for example select the right turn when i currently have a left turn - switching tab and selecting another tile takes too much time. - I would also love an option to select and move tiles - to make a slight adjustments one now needs to buldoze everything and place everything back tile by tile. [b]Game is visually pleasant and has interesting puzzles[/b]. I also love how the level selection is done! The only downside is the slight annoyance that you cannot place the tiles quickly enough and [b]instead of focusing on creativity and design you waste time clicking all over the ui.[/b] I'll be definitely coming back to this title once the UX is taken care of.
Lots of levels, relaxing music and enjoyable mechanics. Also, map editor + Steam Workshop. Great game!
Basically it is a pretty good game. You can relax yourself when you have a free time. However, you are able to challenge yourself to obtain the world scores on certain levels and get the glory of victory.
I felt like the concept of a road building game where you're limited to a square grid was a good idea. So to get to the puzzle stage, you'll have to start building the roads up to the intersections-points, which becomes tedious because you have to click so many times to swap between different straights and curves. Once you figure out where roads have to cross, you have to guess your way around the extremely limited intersections. Intersections has "ghost"-tiles that are very hard to figure out how they work. It's a guess-work which is made difficult because of the limited feedback on pathfinding. Essentially you have to connect all points, then hit play, see a binary "it works" or "it doesn't work". With the update you can at least see for each endpoints, but just hovering on an entry/exit should really show the path the cars will take to the opposite. In result, it's clunky, and the puzzle comes from figuring out rules of tiles rather than actually thinking about infrastructure.
I wanted to like this game. It seemed like a fun little time waster. Third puzzle in, I ran into a quandary. I needed to make an intersection so that both entrances could reach all three exits. Hmm, I seem to recall that being in the tutorial. Okay, let's check. What do you mean I can't replay the tutorial? Well I'll reach out to the designer and other players, see if they can offer a solution. I post my question. A week later, bupkiss. No answer, no communication at all. Zip, zero, zilch, nada, nothing. To H__L with the game and the designer. If they are too dumb to allow someone to replay the tutorial, and too disinterested to answer an honest question, screw 'em. I'm asking for a refund.
It's really lovely game with a good concept and cute graphics. I thinks it's definitely worth the price (includes a lot of level, an editor, and Workshop support). However, some of the puzzles are hard and the games is sometimes a little click- and mouse heavy.
It's okay, but some of the puzzles are pretty tedious and it doesn't let you save progress on a level. Frequent bugs force you to reload, which is a problem since your solutions don't save.
Damn this game is pretty good and clever. Some of the first puzzles look simple but next levels are well-made and keep you entertained and irytating in a good way. Now I think about how many bad crossroads we have in real life xD By the way the soundtrack suits the game very well. Definitely recommend!
The level system in this game is truly amazing and full of respect for the developers. Some levels require wise decisions, but there are also some of the easier levels, which makes the game suitable for different age groups. Relaxing music, nice design, cool animations, all this means that the time spent in the game passes very quickly. I recommend it for people who like to think about the best result of a given level.
The game is great! I have lots of fun solving the puzzles. And it works flawlessly on my Linux machine :)
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