Hex Traffic Escape

1. Look at the direction each car faces and follow the road tiles in front of it to the edge of the board.
2. Tap an empty road tile to rotate it one step until the route lines up.
3. Tap a car to send it. If the whole route is clear, it exits and scores.
4. If another car or a dead end is in the way, the car drives partway, bumps and returns. Fix the route first and try again.
5. The level is cleared when no cars are left on the board.

Tap or click an empty road tile

Rotate that tile one step

Tap or click a car

Send it along its route

Drag

Move the board

Pinch or mouse wheel

Zoom in and out

Corner buttons

Center the view or rotate the board

• Every move counts, including tile rotations, and the Moves counter shows your total.
• An escaping car scores more the more tiles it crosses.
• Clean escapes in a row fill the combo meter and raise the score multiplier. A bump lowers it by one level.
• GPS shows the route of a car before you send it: in its own color if it escapes, in red if it will crash.
• There are 10 levels that open in order, plus daily puzzles in Easy, Medium and Hard.

• Free the cars at the edges of the board first, since their routes are shortest and they stop blocking others.
• Before rotating a tile, check which cars use it. One turn can open one route and close another.
• Turn on GPS when a route looks right but a car still bumps.
• Rotation costs a move but never ruins your combo. A bump does, so rotate more and send less.

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