▼ Not recommended
0 hrs
If you've ever played one of the "Rush Hour"-like puzzle slide games, you'll be disappointed with this. Cars have no intermediary state; one slide removes them completely, or the move fails you. Therefore, you only need to look for a piece that can leave unimpeded, then the next, then the next. It's never more complicated than that.
You can fail by sliding a car in the wrong direction (an issue that wouldn't matter if the hitboxes for grabbing cars weren't so slippery), or by sliding a car out into another car while it's exiting the lot (doesn't really add a degree of challenge, just wait a moment and THEN slide the piece out. Why was this even added in? Cars can still easily clip through each other, just not while exiting the lot.)
Finally, cars orientated vertically in the leftmost column can potentially slide directly up, into the grass and tree stump, and then they will exit normally. This visually-unsuggested path simplifies a handful of puzzles beyond their original simplicity.
It's a very simple puzzle game with the Next Move being a matter of process of elimination and occasionally some pointless waiting. Recommended for children ages 6-10. I'd refund it, but I've already beaten the game's small number of levels and it was purchased at a discount. Not worth the trouble.
You can fail by sliding a car in the wrong direction (an issue that wouldn't matter if the hitboxes for grabbing cars weren't so slippery), or by sliding a car out into another car while it's exiting the lot (doesn't really add a degree of challenge, just wait a moment and THEN slide the piece out. Why was this even added in? Cars can still easily clip through each other, just not while exiting the lot.)
Finally, cars orientated vertically in the leftmost column can potentially slide directly up, into the grass and tree stump, and then they will exit normally. This visually-unsuggested path simplifies a handful of puzzles beyond their original simplicity.
It's a very simple puzzle game with the Next Move being a matter of process of elimination and occasionally some pointless waiting. Recommended for children ages 6-10. I'd refund it, but I've already beaten the game's small number of levels and it was purchased at a discount. Not worth the trouble.
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