Traffic
Getting to your car should be easy, right? Not when you have several lanes of moving traffic in the way. In Traffic, you guide a character across busy roads and try to reach the parked car without getting hit. You only have 100 steps, so wasting too much time or making a careless move can ruin the trip.
How To Play Traffic
Your car is waiting on the other side of the roads. Move across the lanes, watch the approaching vehicles, and look for a chance to get through. Don't step forward just because the road looks clear for a second. A car may already be coming from the next direction.
- PC Controls: Use the mouse or Arrow Keys to move.
- Mobile Controls: Tap the screen to move.
- Objective: Reach your parked car without getting hit.
- Step Limit: You have 100 steps to finish the journey.
Traffic runs directly in your browser, so you can start playing on a computer or mobile device without downloading anything.
Why Crossing at the Right Time Matters
In Traffic, moving forward isn't always the best choice. You might see a gap between two cars, but that doesn't mean there's enough room to get across. Take a second to check the other lanes before making your move.
Here are a few things worth keeping in mind:
- Check both directions: Cars may approach from either side, so don't watch just one lane.
- Look beyond the nearest car: Another vehicle could reach you before you finish crossing.
- Move in short stretches: Get through one road and check the next instead of rushing across everything.
- Save your steps: You have 100 in total, so avoid moving around when there's no safe opening.
- Don't panic after a close call: Stop and check the traffic again before taking another step.
A little patience helps, but you can't stand around forever either. You'll need to make each move count if you want to reach the car within the limit.
Is Traffic Worth Playing?
Traffic is a nice pick when you want a quick game without spending time learning complicated rules. The idea is familiar, but getting through several busy roads with only 100 steps can be trickier than it first appears.
If you enjoy dodging traffic, give Crossy Chicken a try. This time, you'll also have rivers and train tracks to get past.
