Traffic Escape
Slide the vehicles along their lanes, clear a corridor for the red car, and solve five rooftop jams.
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Puzzle
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How to Play
Traffic Escape is a five-level sliding-block puzzle on a 6×6 rooftop parking deck. Select a vehicle, then use the two direction controls that match its orientation. Horizontal cars move only left or right; vertical vehicles move only up or down. A move is available only when the next grid cell is open.
The red car sits on the exit row. Reposition the surrounding vehicles until it can slide all the way through the glowing gate on the right. Each handcrafted jam has a par value, and every layout has been checked by a solver before shipping.
Clearing a rooftop awards up to 1,400 points, reduced by extra moves beyond the efficient route. Finish all five jams to complete the night shift and save the best total locally.
Controls
- Tap a vehicle, then use its two direction buttons to move one grid cell
- Arrow keys also move the selected vehicle along its orientation
- Start the Engine or Space - begin the five-level shift
- Restart - return to the start screen
Tips & Tricks
- 1Work backward from the red car's exit row and identify the vertical blocker that must move first
- 2Long vehicles consume more corridor space; avoid parking one across a lane you will need later
- 3A vehicle can move several cells, but each cell counts as one move toward the level par
- 4The selected car has a bright white outline and unavailable directions are disabled
- 5Use the par count as a clue: if you are far over it, restart before the board becomes tangled
- 6Later rooftops reuse familiar vehicles in new positions, so learn which lanes can hold each one
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the objective?
Slide the red horizontal car to the glowing exit on the right side of the 6×6 board.
How many levels are included?
Five handcrafted rooftop jams with solution lengths from eight to fourteen moves.
Can vehicles turn?
No. Horizontal vehicles stay horizontal and vertical vehicles stay vertical; they only slide along their lanes.
Are the levels solvable?
Yes. Every starting position was verified by a breadth-first solver and has a recorded par route.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. Tap a car and use the large direction controls below the parking deck.
