Does Traffic City Command 2 need an internet connection the whole time?

It needs one to load. After that, a short dropout may not interrupt play, but you should not expect it to work fully offline.

Can I replay old stages?

In most casual games, yes. A stage map or menu lets you revisit anything you have cleared, often to improve your rating.

Is it suitable for someone who has never played games?

Very much so. Casual games are built for exactly that person. The first few minutes teach everything needed.

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Traffic City Command 2

Do you like traffic light games where you are in control of the traffic lights?

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Runs in your browser · no download

Category: Casual
Score: 4.3
Device: Mobile + Desktop
Access: Free Play
Controls: Mouse + Keyboard
Type: HTML5 Game

The guide

Overview

Do you like traffic light games where you are in control of the traffic lights? Or are you interested in arcade games? Or games with cars where you have to watch out not to make accidents with cars? Maybe games where you have to watch out for the pedestrian not to run them over? Or you seek for a traffic control game? City Traffic puts you in control of the flow of traffic. Allowing you to determine who gets where and when. Control the traffic lights to ensure the citizens in your town are safely driving through the intersections and get them on their way as fast as you can. Sounds simple enough right? As your skill increases so do the intensity of each level. How many intersections do you think you can handle, are you truly up for the task? Find out and see how well you do by controlling the citizens in your town. Share your high score with your friends and see if you are the King or Queen of City Traffic.

What it's like to play

People reach for casual games for the same reason they reach for a crossword: to occupy their hands and half their brain for a while. The stages are bright and quick. The goals are clear. There is a satisfying sound when you get something right and a soft one when you do not. A session might be two stages or twenty, and either is fine.

How to play

1Start by tapping anything that moves or glows. The game will show you right away whether that was the intended action.
2Match, stack or sort according to the stage goal, keeping an eye on the move or time counter if one is shown.
3Clear obstacles that block large areas before chasing points; space is worth more than score early on.
4When you finish a stage, glance at the stars or rating and decide whether to replay or move on.

Why it's worth a go

Traffic City Command 2 is the definition of pick-up-and-play. Nothing to install, nothing to sign into, and the controls are tap and swipe. It fills a quiet moment without taking over your evening, and it works just as well on a phone as it does on a bigger screen.

FAQs

Does Traffic City Command 2 need an internet connection the whole time?: It needs one to load. After that, a short dropout may not interrupt play, but you should not expect it to work fully offline.
Can I replay old stages?: In most casual games, yes. A stage map or menu lets you revisit anything you have cleared, often to improve your rating.
Is it suitable for someone who has never played games?: Very much so. Casual games are built for exactly that person. The first few minutes teach everything needed.