The most drastic change to your landscape is the construction of a motorway, allowing you to quickly connect two distanced locations. Do you opt for a larger number of road segments, or half the amount and pursue the option of a roundabout or traffic lights? Or perhaps a bridge is needed critical when a river divides a house from the rest of civilisation.
You have a finite amount of road sections that can be laid, and so considered planning is required. Night mode meanwhile darkens the palette, resulting in each car switching on its headlights.Ī clock indicates the passing of time - the speed of which can be adjusted if you need more time to think - and at the end of each week you’ll be given the opportunity to choose one of two potential upgrades for your road network. Have you ever seen city maps that look this gorgeous? The game includes various accessibility options, including a colour blind mode for players that have trouble differentiating colours. A steadily increasing number of pins on each destination indicate how many people need to reach it, and if supply can’t meet demand, it’s game over. The buildings come in a variety of colours and must be colour-matched to ensure that structures of the same colour are linked by road. Moments later, another house and destination will appear. Your first task is to lay down a road to link the house to the larger building, upon which, from your bird’s eye view, you’ll see a car head towards its destination.
The former is represented by a two-tone rectangle - a clever way of denoting the pitch of a roof - and the latter a large square which could perhaps indicate a place of work or a shopping centre. Are you interested in designing a city without the burden of applying for planning permission? Mini Motorways is a resource management puzzler that begins with a solitary house and destination then becomes increasingly complex.
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