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Thanks for the feedback. I agree that giving information like an indicator or pop-up would help the planning side of things

I like the idea of building looping roads as you build out your city. I did notice that there was nothing stopping me from making overlapping roads which made the game quite laggy and broke the score system with so many loops being created. Definitely a great idea with potential, just needs more time.

Enjoyed all the levels, and beating the last one in particular felt really satisfying. I agree with some of the other comments that a bit more information to make it more about strategic thinking and less about guess-and-checking would be good but I don't know how to do that well. I really liked the "Any collisions after this point will be outside of our Warranty Window™ and out of our hands" setup and how most levels, at least for me, ended like "A collision about to happen, but I got my next contract, so who cares 😀." Good gob!

Thanks!

Great job!

Thanks!

I'm glad you found it satisfying. My original plan included a speed up/slow down option but I didn't get around to it, but your idea to have them speed up after all customers have been satisfied is a great suggestion and I wish I thought of it myself.

I'm glad you liked the game, thanks so much for playing!

Fun game with a cute style

Love the idea. When I was brainstorming, I also found the phrase "in the loop" to be a fun design focus but I couldn't arrive at any gameplay that really fit it, but this is a great take on the idea. I will say that the tutorial can be broken by giving the letter to a pigeon without clicking the address button, and it feels a bit weird that the score only increases when the pigeon returns. But still, great execution, and I could envision this being expanded into something similar to Papers Please pretty smoothly.

Fun idea. I may have fallen off the road and infinitely escaped the taxis, and I also baited taxis into the void while staying on the road, but a good driving game for a weekend and for a first game.