- July 8, 2019
- Infinity Games
Traffix
A unique minimalist puzzler, Traffix is a relaxing experience if you can get to grips with the hit and miss Switch control options.
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About
Traffix is a traffic light controlling game set in various cities worldwide. The objective is to prevent accidents by changing traffic light colors at the right time. Despite its minimalist design and simple rules, the game features challenging levels that require focus and quick reflexes to master.








- The game features a unique and interesting concept that is fun to play, especially for fans of traffic management and puzzle games.
- The minimalist and colorful graphics are visually appealing, creating a pleasant gaming experience.
- It's a good casual game to play in short bursts, making it suitable for players looking to kill some time.
- The game suffers from significant bugs, such as cars unexpectedly going through traffic lights, which can lead to frustrating gameplay.
- There is a lack of quality-of-life features, including no widescreen support, no achievements, and an awkward level selection interface.
- The game is criticized for being too short and lacking replayability, as players cannot return to previous levels once they progress.
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a simple yet elegant mechanic that involves turning lights green, but many players find it lacks sufficient control and can become overly stressful due to unforgiving timing puzzles. While the interface can feel clunky and the game is relatively short with only 20-30 levels, it is generally easy to understand and offers an interesting design. Overall, players appreciate the art and mechanics, but some feel it doesn't provide the relaxing experience they seek in casual puzzle games.
“Elegant graphic design and simple, interesting gameplay mechanics.”
“The gameplay is easy to figure out (without the tutorial).”
“It's a very fun game but it's way too short (only around 20-30 levels - an hour of gameplay).”
“A couple of hours of gameplay in, and I already feel like this bug is a good chunk of my restarts if I'm trying to 3-star a level.”
“A nice little idea, but the simple turn-a-light-green mechanic that the game is based on provides insufficient control to make it meaningfully playable.”
“Gameplay-wise, it's a really clunky interface to select one car to go through versus a full-on green light.”