Traffix

Infinity Games · Jul 8, 2019

Everyone

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Control the traffic flow by deciding when the cars can pass and avoid crashes! Click on the traffic lights to change their colors and make sure the drivers don't get mad. You are the king of the highway, but you must act fast be keen to detail if you want to succeed.

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PC

No critic reviews yet · No ratings yet

Nintendo Switch

Critic 8.3 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Android

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.4

Critic reviews

Gamezebo
Maria Alexander · Dec 28, 2020
8.0
You get a good amount of content for the game’s low price-tag too. Traffix isn’t a hugely expansive experience – there’s no two player mode for example, and it’s perhaps a little too slight for some – but it’s a undeniably satisfying action puzzler that’s perfect for short bursts of play.
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God is a Geek
Lyle Carr · Dec 24, 2020
8.0
Traffix blends traffic management and puzzle gameplay to create a satisfying and laid back game. The new button controls for the Switch port are a little hit and miss, but the concept of controlling traffic lights is very unique. If you haven’t played it on mobile, I’d definitely recommend this minimalist puzzler.
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Nintendo Enthusiast
A.K Rahming · Jan 03, 2021
9.0
Traffix is deceptive with its beautifully clean minimalist aesthetic. That theme is juxtaposed next to its frantic, reflex-based gameplay that will have you hitting the restart button time and again to get a perfect score. Nevertheless, it turns the typically stressful situation of a congested commute into that of a fun strategy game that can be enjoyed by anyone.