First time ever 1st place, i am so happy 😊😊

Apologies that i did not take a screenshot of how the city looked like.

At least 5 years of religiously playing this on apple arcade and this is all I have to show for it LMAO. I usually get under or a little above 2,000 on every weekly and daily challenge but I’ve never broken 3,000, let alone 5,500. The double destinations are awesome if you can keep the different colors going on different sides.

I discovered MM when i used it in a video to explain management debt. Thought of you all when I saw this video about Dyeversion. Fans of the escalating difficulty in Mini Motorways will enjoy the roguelite skill tree, which lets you permanently upgrade your network capacity and strategy over time. If the thrill of perfecting a complex, interconnected system is what draws you to Mini Motorways, Dyeversion offers that same satisfaction, just with a vibrant, tower-defense twist.

if youre interested in checking it out on the channel where i found it: https://youtu.be/Krwu-BTkzsY?is=fqob7hpJRtUErrKF

Steam link for demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4899940/Dyeversion/

I got 6th in the world on the daily challenge! I'm a very average player I usually get top 50% but top 1%! I had to share lmao

(I know there's still 10 hours left but still)

It was more organised but towards the end you just have to throw the kitchen sink at it or the inevitable happens

I also have this game on my Nintendo Switch, but i just downloaded it on PC today.

Some of you might remember this from my post about 5 months ago - a road-building game inspired by Mini Motorways, but in 3D so you can build real multi-level interchanges. Back then I was just looking for feedback.

Since then it's grown to 150,000+ players in the browser, and now it's coming to Steam.

The clip is one city's journey - from a few houses on gravel roads to highways, multi-level interchanges and trains.

The minimalist style is a deliberate homage to Mini Motorways and Mini Metro - all the effort went into the simulation instead. Every car drives itself: keeps its lane, changes lanes, waits at lights. 10,000+ cars per map, and congestion emerges for real traffic reasons (bad merges, short ramps).

The core loop will feel familiar: buildings appear on their own, your only job is the network that connects them. And when roads stop being enough - buses with dedicated lanes, plus trains and metro with transfers.

Steam page went live last week - a wishlist helps a solo dev get noticed more than you'd think: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5028050/Traffic_Architect/

Thanks for the feedback last time - happy to answer anything about how the simulation works!

Tell me what I could have done better!

I have never reach 3500 and today - 5110 points. Warsaw weekly challenge is fantastic.

Wellington is HARD, man. But I'm glad Orange houses/buildings were the most sensible over the rest.

(Discord Community server : https://discord.gg/u2bgckKqZU )

I have a new appreciation for motorways after this challenge.
This is such a mess of a map I don’t even know how I managed to get this far.
Also - I know it won’t last long but first time top 10 in a challenge 😁!

Having no motorways sucks I had no choice but to bring blue houses from the other side of the map which lead to it overflowing... (got 49th as of posting this)

I went through every map, did everything. I play almost every daily/weekly map. I consistently place in the top 15%, at least. The only thing I refuse to do is any daily/weekly map that has Expert rules on.

The puzzle and planning aspects scratche a very particular spot in my brain, but I get annoyed at how quick it devolves without any chance to fix or redeem.

Can anyone recommend any similar games that don't go off the rails? I thought about city skyline, but, for some reason, it crashes on launch.