Please Fix The Road

Please Fix The Road is a colorful, minimalistic, laid-back and casual puzzle game in which it's probably not hard to guess... you're fixing roads! In each level you have a specific limited set of tools that will help you get all the cars, boats, trains or animals from their point A to point B. The mentioned animals include, of course, kittens, dogs and... pink llamas!

Please Fix The Road

You are able to manipulate multiple tiles at the same time. You can insert, destroy, rotate, copy, swap, raise, lower, push or move different segments of roads, rivers, paths or railroad tracks. The game combines elements of many other logic games into a nice minimalistic experience.

Piano creeps in and trumpets growl as the sun rises on another puzzle in Please Fix The Road. Sunlight pours over this miniature diorama, which I destroy and twist and rebuild until, once the road is fixed, its figurines pop into fireworks and the whole set splits and morphs into the next.

On the surface it seems simple enough: as the title suggests, you just fix the road right? Slot in a couple of curves, join up the dots and voila! Cars, boats, cows and the like intersect and then reach their intended flag destination.

And while some puzzles give you sections of roads - curves, straights, slopes and more - to slot into place like a child's train set, others give you more manipulative tiles. There are bombs to destroy before you rebuild; rotating tiles; move and copy tiles; tiles that shift a row in a certain direction; and all of these come in set sizes or Tetris-like shapes. It's the use of these tiles that really adds creativity to each puzzle solution.

For instance, one puzzle had an obvious tile to slot into place but before that I had to judiciously waste a whole load of bomb tiles to destroy half the environment first. In other puzzles I needed to make use of multiple shift tiles to move pieces around like those sliding picture puzzles. In later puzzles, I needed to move tiles outside of the play area, or even smartly copy blank spaces. All of this to link up mini motorways for multiple cars, untangle dirt paths for a cow to get home, or allow rivers and roads to criss-cross correctly.

Please Fix the Road is the inaugural Steam release of indie developer Ariel Jurkowski. It essentially uses the sort of "routing" gameplay from classics like Pipe Mania to give players a single mission: fix the roads and let people start getting around again. Check out the trailer!

Please Fix The Road is a colorful, minimalistic, laid-back and casual puzzle game in which it's probably not hard to guess... you're fixing roads! Your road repair doesn't have to be beautiful, it just needs to get the job done! Your mom will like this game too!

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Please Fix The Road is a game developed by Ariel Jurkowski, he's been working hard to get this unique game going, and it seems to be paying off really nicely. This game is pretty relaxing and laid back, and it centers around resolving puzzles of, well, fixing roads. There's a limited set of tools for each level so you can get the cars, boats, trains, or even animals from point A to point B.

You are given a small map with a broken or unfinished road, and from there use the tools you are given to complete it. It has an isometric point of view, and the levels are divided by tiles, and this is what you'll manipulate to complete the road on the map. you can move the rivers, roads, paths, and segments of road and pretty much play around with everything that's given to you. It combines logic with minimalism in a nice way.

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