In this wacky VR game, control traffic your way in the face of outrageous events, flagrant road rage and up to 4 non-VR friends in party mode!
Starting out on a quiet corner in a small town, job offers start pouring in from around the globe. Guide rude pedestrians, impatient drivers, and the occasional meteorite along before road rage strikes. Sound easy? Think again! This wacky VR game is full of monsters, (un)natural disasters, and something called… ‘cheese bowling’?
Made it to the top in career mode? Keep your VR headset cool as up to 4 non-VR friends turn up the heat in (couch) party mode! TIP: Cast your VR screen for the best shared experience!
● Career mode: Control traffic your way - around the globe! ● Easy to pick up, hard to master: Traffic controlling may seem easy; it isn’t! ● Wacky challenges: Each city introduces its own events, ranging from pesky to outrageous ● Party mode: Join up to 4 non-VR friends in party mode!
December 15, 2022
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April 10, 2021
When you've encountered the challenge of the streets, it's time to bring some backup! Traffic Jams' multiplayer mode is a cooperative effort between the VR player and non-VR players. The mode is unlocked per map after you play through a level for the first time and is visible by clicking the green…
April 8, 2021
Funny gameplay video at YouTube @ Get To Da Choppa VR So this game will not be for everyone but that’s OK, for me I LOVED IT! Simple and intuitive mechanics with super fun and charming gameplay. At the start it’s fairly easy but you soon ramp up to the difficult stages where it becomes absolute carnage and this is where the game really shines. If you are looking for a deep and meaningful game then this ain’t it but if you want some mindless fun that can actually challenge you too then don’t miss this!
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April 9, 2021
Where’s the multiplayer portion? I only bought this game because I was told it had co-op features. I only see the single player mode. Is this a bug? Also echoing the Dennis portion .... that objective cannot be passed Update: Developer responded to issues in a timely fashion. Thank you
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April 8, 2021
Quest 2 Gameplay and Impressions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaMmgvJI1Zg My Initial Impressions: A fun arcade game where you have to direct traffic and pedestrians whilst playing around and interacting with the environments. I would have rated this higher if not for the throwing mechanics, which for me still feel a little off.
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January 8, 2022
I never knew controlling traffic would be so much fun and enjoyable. This basic concept of controlling traffic, thrown in with a few extra features, like Mini games, and side quests to complete, leads to some whacky fun and good times with alot of laughs. With all of that, if you want some more crazyness and whacky fun there's couch co-op multi-player mode, where the player on the headset broadcasts their gameplay to the TV(through chromecast) and up to 4-5 people can go on their phone, tablet, or whatever device they choose, type in "www.trafficjams.app" in the web browser, type in the code that's provided on screen to join in the game/lobby, and cause mayham and Chaotic situations for the person on the headset by spawning in Pedestrians, motor vehicles, meteors, and even godzilla on the Tokyo map, While the traffic controller(player in the headset) has to manage everything, while completing tasks to win. If the headset person wins, there's another round. If the people on the couch spawning in everything succeed in overwhelming the traffic controller(headset person) the game is over!. It's a simple concept, but it's soo much fun!. Graphics is overall very nice for a stand alone Quest 2 title. A bit cartoony in Pedestrian models, but very detailed worlds. And the controls seem to respond to my commands very well, despite being some hiccups of non responsiveness sometimes. But those of only a few instances of that happening and can be a little frustrating. This game is too funny and whacky to take seriously, so please don't mistake this game as a serious and competitive game. It's meant to enjoy and have fun. Overall 5 stars from me and definitely is worth a try, even though after a little while it might grow old and stale for some players. Please give this game a try and support the developers.
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April 10, 2021
Thoroughly enjoying this game from what I’ve played! You control a flow of pedestrians and traffic in various levels with a lot of humour that get progressively more difficult and there are also side objectives to aim for which brings me to the bug I’ve experienced. Everytime Dennis makes an appearance on the level i point at him and make a gesture but nothing happens and I can’t seem to pass the where’s Dennis objective on each level. Vertigo games, a response on this will be massively appreciated and I’ll bump the rating up to 5 stars if I either learn it’s an existing bug or if there’s something I’m missing when trying this. UPDATE TO REVIEW: Thank you to the developers for getting back to me so promptly! I had no idea the thumbsticks did different hand gestures in this game as the emphasis is based on just lifting the controller to stop and to wave it forward to allow oncoming traffic or pedestrians. In any case it worked for the where’s Dennis achievements, thanks a lot for that and I’ve bumped the rating up to 5 stars. 😁 From what I’ve read and other things I’ve learned I would like to make two suggestions to make it a little clearer and better for others . 1. For the where’s Dennis achievements it might be an idea to make it possible to use the stop or come on gestures you do with the traffic and pedestrians with Dennis to unlock the where’s Dennis achievement or alternatively make it clear that the thumbsticks provide other hand gestures for that achievement as there’s nothing that indicates this in the game. What I was doing originally was pointing at Dennis and either doing the stop or come on gesture and that’s what lead me to answer the question about why it wasn’t unlocking. You could even throw it in to the little speeches that Dennis makes quickly as in a “hey if you see me during a shift you can use the thumbstick to point at me. 2. Also the multiplayer, it’s something I found after completing a couple of levels but I can see some people here were struggling to find it. It might be best to make it more clear on the menu where that is and to indicate it unlocks after completing a level on a certain town. I know a lot of people haven’t been able to find it. For anyone reading this the multiplayer is on the corner of each mission sheet, I think entitled M.P. You can only see it though when you’ve completed that specific mission on single player though or at least had one go of it.
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