A ring road. Dense traffic. A queue of cars waiting to join it — and one question: when?
Tap when a gap opens between the cars. Green chevrons across the road mean you will make it, red means you will not. Get it wrong and the crash scatters parts across the tarmac.
264 levels and 19 loop shapes: circle, capsule, egg, trefoil, clover and a figure of eight with a real flyover. Traffic runs clockwise or anticlockwise, and you feed it from the bottom or from the top.
30 kinds of vehicle, and the special ones change the flow. The racer hurries everybody along: it honks, flashes its lights, and a wave of acceleration runs up the column. The police do the opposite and press the speed down, and the fast drivers leave the loop as soon as it shows up. The taxi surges, then loses interest.
Weather plays too: puddles slow you, ice shoves you forward, gaps are harder to read at night, and it snows all winter.
Collect all 30 vehicles. Play on a phone, a tablet, a desktop or a TV.
How to play
Tap the screen or press GO and the next car in the queue rolls onto the loop.
The whole game is hitting the gap between two cars. Chevrons lie across the road at the merge point: green means the gap will reach you in time, red means it will not. Green never lies; red is sometimes over-cautious, so you can gamble on it.
The queue below shows who is going next. A bus or a lorry needs a much wider gap, so look ahead.
Stars are not about speed, they are about attention. What counts is missed chances: moments when the indicator turned green and you did not tap. Miss none and you get three stars.
Watch the special vehicles. The racer speeds the traffic up, the police slow it down, the taxi drives in surges. A red light builds a queue that then bursts forward. A puddle slows your car, ice pushes it on.
Crashed? Watch an ad to restore your run and carry on from the same spot.
Controls: tap or click on phone and desktop, space on a keyboard. On a TV use the arrow keys and OK