Road Engineer

Ok I think I played enough to explain few things. At the beginning, game could be a little confusing. For example in the first level you have to create the longest possible road, I didn't expect that at all and I needed few minutes to figure it out. Overall first levels are here to learn so I would say the fun really starts after training levels. You can try the demo, it contains all these training levels. If you are bored before to complete them, this game is not for you. This is not a chill game, don't expect to solve levels on first try. This is not a full simulation game. No roads with multiple lanes, no traffic lights, drivers are a little too perfect in avoiding collisions. And a limit to 8 possible paths leading to destination. I understand purpose is to avoid players to create too many roads so drivers will always find a good one but it's not very realistic and this can be frustating sometimes. This is clearly a puzzle game but still with some simulation aspects. Drivers can...

Very interesting game. Each level is different, you have to think to solve them and to think hard to reach top positions in leaderboards.

A nice but difficult puzzle game involving traffic.

It's a fun little traffic management puzzle game, with various types of creative challenges, going way beyond the classic "just make sure everyone gets everywhere fast". Does not run on the Steam Deck/Linux out of the box, but you can install the dotnet bullsh!t manually by using Bottles (found on the Discover store in desktop mode on the Deck, and similarly as flatpak on regular Linux), enabling managing of proton profiles in the settings, and then once you find the game (might need to restart the app, and if that still doesn't work, try running the game at least once (don't click anything, just terminating it via Steam is already enough), and restart Bottles again); then go one by one thru all the "dotnet" in the dependencies and install them, including the "core" ones (I have not bothered checking which versions are needed, just added all of them, takes too long. After all that is done, you can close bottles, close Steam in case you had it open, and reopen steam/go back to game mod...

Great game, more than worth its price (8 bucks at this time) The demo contains the whole tutorial section of the game, which will be able to tell you if the game is worth buying for you or not. That's exactly what a demo should do!