Every other traffic jam game interrupts you. This one doesn't.
No ads. Not between levels, not during one, not for a hint. No lives, no energy, no countdown.
THE INSPECTOR NEEDS AN ATTENDANT
The station's parking inspector runs a tight lot, and every car in it is parked across somebody's way out. On your first shift he shows you the ropes: tap a car and it drives the way its arrow points, pulls into a bay, and passengers of the same colour climb aboard. Send them in the wrong order and the bays fill with rides nobody is waiting for.
Cars seat four. Vans seat six. Buses seat ten. Working out which vehicle can get out, and which one has to move first so it can, is the whole game.
FIFTY LEVELS, DRAWN AS PICTURES
Every lot is a picture to unjam: a heart, a rocket, a lighthouse, a treasure chest. Each chapter adds its own twist: mystery rides that only show their colour once their lane is clear, sleepy drivers, padlocked cars waiting for the gold key, and roadworks that close a bay.
A BOSS EVERY TENTH LEVEL
The Inspector comes back to test you. His own patrol car is parked in the middle of a roundabout nobody can get out of, and he stands there counting while you dig it out. His patience counts moves, not seconds. Think as long as you like.
A NEW PUZZLE EVERY DAY
One daily lot, the same for every player, replaced at your own midnight. Stamp your ticket each day to keep your streak going; miss one and your best streak is still kept. Then endless mode keeps sending traffic for as long as you can keep up.
PAINT YOUR FLEET
Earn twenty paint jobs for the Garage by playing: racing stripes, chequered flags, two-tone roofs, gold trim. Thirty achievements and your lifetime stats live in the Trophies room.
PLAYS YOUR WAY
• Undo and hint whenever you need them, and one sort per level
• Three tries mode, if you want the pressure
• Colour symbols for colour-blind play
• Reduced motion, and separate sound, music and vibration switches
PRIVATE AND OFFLINE
Works on a plane. No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no analytics. Your progress stays on your phone.
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