Reviews and Recent Comments:

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  Angus Sinclair: This is the traffic flow simulator that I've always dreamed of. Some another reviews have commented on the lack of undo button being an problem, but I think that's a feature; we receive the freeways we deserve, not the ones we wish.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2018-01-02



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  Robert Grubb: Good. One of the best mobile mini games ever. So much fun!
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-12-30



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  Sir Unknown: Bought this good mini game thanks to Nerdcubed. My word is it unbelievable!
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-11-04



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  Limitedtolife: Love the mini game
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-12-26



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  Brian Clardy: THIS is the mini game I've been looking for forever. I am fascinated by traffic and construction mapping and wanted something where I should build my own streets without having to go into SimCity and so forth and so on. My only complaint is that the globe is too little. I've already wiped the whole ecosystem and redone it. Twice. (Well, except for one that has no ability to be "done".) Would love some extra levels and challenge.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-10-20



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  Anthony Sanders: Perfect execution of a concept. I should see playing this on PC or something with a bigger screen would be easier and you should receive very accurate on your lines. But on the pixel 2 and using my finger it feels like I don't have enough room.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-12-21



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  Lonesome Liar: Came from Nerdcubed
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-11-13



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  Jonathan Gray: Mini game is good, well design, awesome phycics a tiny clunky but that adds to the enjoyment. Slightly disappointed with the little globe size
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2018-01-04



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  Niko Foley: Spaghetti Simulator 2017
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-12-26



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  Tim Duyzer: A sublime and satisfying puzzle mini game. Create connections and see the traffic flow. Your designs are not approved or rejected, they're subjected to statistical analysis and rigorous testing. If they work, they work. But there's always a subtle tweak or a fresh style. The desire to apply an aesthetic. After later breakthroughs, return to previous maps armed with innovation. Three roundabouts stacked, ring-road-encircled concentric dial, a diamond switchback. As the map grows, houses and factories appear. Power plants, connectors, country streets, malls. There are forests to be skirted, rivers to be bridged. And also the compulsion to play one more level after level after level as your network of interchanges takes elegant shape.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-10-25



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  Matt Johns: fun traffic simulator
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-11-07



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  James Wampler: This is a awesome mini game.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-12-25



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  Bram Stolk: A straight up master piece! Created with Cap. Mini games' minimalistic approach to mini games. Nothing superfluous, all mini game play from the get-go without any pesky settings, menus or logins. Awakens the civil engineer inside of you. AAA, Would play once more.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-09-24



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  Paul Bowyer: Very fun mini game. A few improvements would create it even better: Add an undo button, an option to turn off sound, and the ability to change the elevation before building. Also maybe have more than 3 levels of elevation
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2018-01-02



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  Audun Evensen: Good concept. Controls can be a bit clumsy and there's the occational crash. But overall a beautiful cool mini game.
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-12-14



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  Shaolin Rider: Good mini game, worth the cash! Want there were more features though, once the mini game is completed.
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-12-29



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  Marcin Bator: Good mini game but a bit buggy and with no back button it gets frustrating sometimes
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-12-23



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  Matt Hughes: Needs more levels! I'm hooked
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-12-32



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  Nick Kamer: Unbelievable mini game, 5 stars when an undo button is added, and I would LOVE the ability to zoom in, so that I can be more precise. Awesome work overall!
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-12-21



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  Dakota Franklin: Addictive fun, but there's some flaws that create playing frustrating. For starters drawing lines on a phone is difficult to do precisely, so a mistake or glitch in drawing means starting a level over. Really need an undo button or eraser. The largest flaw in my opinion though is that you have limited concrete, but it doesn't say anywhere how much is left. You just run out at some point, usually right before your design is finished. Time to begin the level over once more. And finally nothing indicates how busy a road is going to be before you connect it. You might think connecting two highways is priority, but then for some reason hundreds of vehicles awful out of a neighborhood instead.
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-12-23



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  Craig Moore: Love the mini game, would have given 5 stars but the lack of undo button infuriates me.
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-12-21



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  Oliver Noyes: This mini game us beautifully satisfying. But it NEEDS an undo button!
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-21



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  Kevin Schmitz: Like everyone else... Needs an undo feature. Not sure about overall progress... Did I reach the end? I don't know.
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-31



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  Daniel Robinson: Good concept but awful execution. Very buggy. Needs updates. I regret paying for this
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-30



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  Jessica Arber: Needs an undo button urgently
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-25



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  Eli Zupke: This is a good puzzle mini game turned moderately sour by a few little issues. There is no undo or erase, and combined with the slightly erratic and unintuitive control makes it simple to ruin a solution and be forced to reset. Some concepts aren't shown, like the concrete limit (which I didn't know existed until a later level, and which this mini game absolutely does not need), how exactly your score is calculated, or that some connections have varying levels of traffic. Once, a solution that was obviously about to jam passed in a very unsatisfying method. It's also sometimes hard to see all of the connections between endpoints because my finger gets in the method, and a button to see all of them at once would be nice. Overall, however, the mini game is fun and addicting despite those flaws. The mini game is almost worth the $3 pricetag.
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-21



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  Domen S: It's very finicky. I want there was an undo button. I also want you should force the one-way direction. The vehicles just go in the wrong direction on my roundabouts.
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-25



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  Angry Truman: Map button don' 🅱️roke
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-25



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  Adam Giles: It's a neat concept for a mini game but there's a few flaws. Controls are imprecise, and lack options like erase and undo. It'd also be nice to be able to change elevations BEFORE putting down inital roading. There are some bugs too. On-ramps that are placed too close to bridges sometimes interact oddly. The vehicles will block cross traffic even though they're on various elevations. The mini game also doesn't like running in the background. When I've come back to it after switching to other apk, it'll often just be a black screen. Sometimes half the screen is stuck in the portrait orientation. Overall enjoyable for a few hours, but expect to be frustrated by some of the issues I've mentioned above. 3/5
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2017-12-25



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  Jaco Weijts: I really like the mini game itself and thought... No undo button can't be that large of a trouble. Well... I was wrong. This NEEDS an undo/erase button desperately!
  User rated this game 3/5 on 2018-01-03



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  Zachary Jones: Half baked. I expect quality for a paid apk. Controls are Garbage. No snapping ability. No undo button. Almost unplayable. Good concept, this apk feels like a garbage beta try than anything else
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2018-01-03



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  QOQ QOQ: lots of glitches and missing feature, like for god's sake add an undo button. More concrete for harder levels
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-26



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  Awesome fun concept but could not have been released. It needs more precise controls and a eraser program! Also could have a undo button and possibly a line and curve program for people who wish the streets to look nice.
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-27



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  Stefan Lombaard: Can't go beyond the first level.
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-09-21



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  drake white: I feel like I'm missing something, the map button is non working, so, I've done the first street about twenty times, but... That's all, can't go anywhere else
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-21



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  Fred Fikter: It's a awesome mini game that is crippled by the inability to erase streets, or at least undo the latest move. This problem makes the mini game almost unplayable on mobile.
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-23



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  Sampsa Lehtonen: I love the idea but unfortunately the controls are infuriatingly awful. Completely ruins the experience. And no undo?
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-05



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  Benjamin Gruchy: For the most part the mini game is good but it's held down by one major flaw. No erase or undo button. I've got bigger fingers so I was constantly making mistakes in my street building that needed me to reset a whole level. The mini game felt more monotonous than fun because all it was was me redoing the same pattern over and over because I had created a little mistake which caused the street to not connect properly, making all the vehicles slow down, failing the level.
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-21



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  John Haer: Lack of a ability to undo kills the mini game.
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-29



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  Draeas Talonsbane: What should be a good mini game ruined by REALLY crappy controls (builds streets when you touch other part of the screen sometimes but there is no indication of whether you are laying it or not as yellow icon frequently disappears, no method to erase streets, no budget and no idea how much concrete we have left. Can't see streets under bridges so groundwork frequently destroyed when said icon vanishes...) Place it this method- Q: How much concrete is there? A: Sorry, we can't tell you that. Q: UM, why? You asked us to build you roads...we need a budget, or at least some type of ballpark figure? The machines are really old and dont work well...please? A: No. We are Ash-hole.Inc. Fine boys, lets go search other employer. Allow us know if you improve your business tactic but in the mean time? Build your own damned streets.
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2017-12-28