Free road

I like this simplistic game. The first 13 levels are very easy so I thought I was going to complete the entire thing in a few minutes ... I was wrong. Level 14 took me about 5 minutes. I can't wait to finish the rest. There are only 40 levels but the developer says that more will be added. I will be looking forward to the update. Here are a couple of suggestion to the developer: All of the road pieces need to be seen without having to scroll up and down. I'm constantly scrolling, scrolling, scrolling looking at how many pieces I have and what the pieces are. It would make it a little easier when the counter reaches 0 for the 0 to be red when all of the road pieces have been used.

I am absolutely fed up of games not putting in the most basic options; If you can not have the option for a windowed mode you get no thumbs up. If you cant not manage a basic volume slider you get no thumbs up. These are standard options, they have been standard options for over 20 years. If you can not be bothered to implement the most basic aspects that every single game, without exception, should have then I dont see why I should be bothered to recommend the game.

Quite a relaxing puzzle game which isn't too hard to play through, recommend if you have some time over or between games

very awesome little indie puzzle title for .99$ much recommend

Anarcho-capitalism simulator.

It performs exactly as advertised. You place blocks and complete a road for a little car on 45 levels. Just don't go in expecting much of a challenge or much depth to the puzzle design.

Nice easy puzzle game at this price. Worth a try, but don't expect too much.

Very boring.

A simple puzzle game with a couple of "aha!" moments. One or two simple QOL improvements have been mentioned in reviews but there's nothing terrible here. A cheap and cheerful puzzler. Well worth 79p!

https://youtu.be/44hvhqbGHeQ A simple core concept of building a road using all the available pieces doesn't have the greatest depth despite being executed well enough. The simplicity is the greatest strength and weakness here.