All Lanes Must Exit

its good but very challenging, wish there was a custom maker where you can build what you want

Ive only done the first 15 levels and have gotten the same 3 tutorial tips in each of the levels. Genuinly if the dev removed 10 of these levels it would be a grand improvement. As it stands it just feels like a bother to play further, feeling like I'm in a loop of doing the same stuff. Otherwise the game is great so far

Tricky, but chill. They honk a lot when they have to wait two seconds. A solid early access, and replayable if you like optimising or just love stressing yourself out. And it´s free so literally nothing to lose but sleep while you try to figure out how to make that yellow van cross an intersection.

All Lanes Must Exit is a small puzzle game built around traffic management, where I have to work out how to get every lane of traffic safely through an intersection. The basic idea is simple, but the challenge comes from having to understand the movement of several vehicles at once and making sure I do not create a crash or block the wrong route. The biggest strength for me is how quickly the game turns a simple idea into something that requires actual planning. At first, the traffic patterns are easy enough to understand, but as more lanes and vehicles are introduced, I have to think ahead rather than simply reacting to whatever is directly in front of me. Solving a difficult intersection can feel surprisingly satisfying when everything finally flows correctly. I also like that the game focuses almost entirely on its central mechanic. There is no unnecessary story or complicated character progression distracting me from the puzzles. I can look at a problem, experiment with different solutions and try again when something goes wrong. That makes it easy to pick up for a short session. The difficulty is where the game becomes more interesting. Once multiple lanes are active at the…

the first 4 levels are embarrassingly easy, then the 4th level makes no sense to me and there is no explanation.

Spaghetti interchange