Tiny Traffic

Nice puzzle game.

I wish there was Steam Cloud and joystick controls, but otherwise this works well on Deck and M1 MacBook. Puzzles are relaxing, nice to look at, but a little too simple. The puzzles are made too easy because they limit the number of options for each piece. The puzzles would be trickier if they let you have more choices in how to move the pieces.

Nice chill puzzle game. Looks simple but has some surprisingly hard levels. Can probably finish it in about 2 hours if you don't get stuck on the last levels like I did.

Tiny Traffic is a neat minimalist puzzle game. I liked the thematic cohesion of the title combined with the gameplay mechanic of having to adjust tiles while the cars move. There's even room for a pun on "race conditions", because cars crash if you don't take care of them. Minor criticism: Levels 41 & ~42 feature multiple separate tunnels, which are visually indistinguishable. Also, several levels involve multiple railway barriers with separate buttons, and instead of distinguishing these in a sensible way like color-coding, the dev instead opted to have these occasionally blink at the same time as their corresponding buttons...

I enjoyed playing this puzzle game of 45 levels. Nice mechanics and simple visuals. Thinking is required and some planning in later levels to co-ordinate timing of the traffic to hit the right squares at the required move to open the gates in time for the other vehicles to cross to finish line. Well done. You don't need fast reactions - its one square at a time, so its good for all abilities and ages.

Nice relaxing game.

Tiny Traffic is a short but nice mini-game. The Artwork is charming. Very enjoyable Ideas and game mechanics. Little short. Get it on sale and enjoy

Tiny Traffic is a small puzzle game involving teeny-weeny cars that have to get to a goal. You can move and turn blocks with the arrows to guide the teeny-weeny cars to the goal. They all move at once, so you have to predict and plan ahead. The game is really short, though. Completed it in about two hours. I wish they could add DLC involving more unique mechanics. Speaking of mechanics, each section (represented with the time of day) adds something new: Introduction to moving blocks; buttons to open boom-barrier gates; stalling; underground tunnels. The game is really cheap as well. If you like teeny-weeny cars and puzzle games, I recommend this game for you. For the developer(s), a few ideas I had are: a long conveyor belt that moves the teeny-weeny cars along, down, or across, and has it's own turn. Having to collect a number of items before reaching the goal, and they're spread out.

cool puzzle game, cool developer worth supporting

It's a puzzle game that you can finish in one to two hours or even less.