Traffix 3D vs Open Piano

If you are looking to escape from a traffic jam, what could be better than playing a traffic management simulation game? (not if you’re the driver of course: don’t play this game if you’re driving, actually!!!). Traffic can create stressful situations, but with Traffix 3D, the effect is the exact opposite: you will feel pleasure simply by tapping and holding your finger on the screen and letting the cars pass through the traffic lights. Traffix 3D is actually a game derived from a Premium title powered by Infinity Games: Traffix, but it provides new mechanics, 3D graphics, 100+ cities, dozens of new vehicles and a newly developed atmosphere inspired by the minimalism from the premium version. Unlike the Premium Version, Traffix 3D is 100% free! The goal of Traffix 3D is the same as the Premium Traffix game: Avoid accidents, but at all cost. If you let a single car crash, then you will need to restart the level. You pass the level after safely delivering to their destination a specific number of cars. In other words, you must keep both cars and pedestrians happy. Lastly, you should build your car collection! There are 3 ways to unlock cars: By getting in-app currency: You can win coins by passing the levels successfully. These coins allow you to unlock rare cars. By finding keys during the gameplay and unlocking classic cars from their garages By mysterious ways that will unlock you some Crazy Cars! You will be travelling between different cities from New York, Roma, Berlin, Palermo or Seoul. More cities will be added: Feel free to drop us an e-mail if you want your city to be featured in the game.

Open Piano turns your screen into a set of inviting musical pads. Choose a scale and every pad plays a note that belongs, so you can explore, improvise and make music without worrying about wrong notes. Keep things simple with six large pads, or expand the instrument to 8, 12 or 24. Choose your root note, scale, sound and colour theme, then start playing. Open Piano includes: • Major, minor, pentatonic and chromatic scales • Piano, guitar, marimba, vibes and choir sounds • 6, 8, 12 or 24-pad layouts • Sharps or flats • Switch Play mode, where each press moves to the next note in the scale Made for accessible music-making, music therapy, classrooms, creative play and anyone who would rather start making music than spend time finding the right notes.