Kavşak: Trafik Çözme Oyunu

Kavşak is a traffic puzzle about finding the right order. Every vehicle on the board is facing a direction. Tap one and, if the road ahead of it is clear, it glides away and leaves the junction. If something is in the way, nothing happens and you have wasted fuel — because every move burns some. That one constraint is what turns a simple unblock-the-cars game into a genuine thinking puzzle: you are not looking for a move, you are looking for the sequence.

There are more than 100 hand-designed levels running from gentle to expert, and the flow between them is deliberately seamless — finish one and the next is already there, with no menus in between. It is a one-handed, one-touch car game, which makes it as playable standing on a bus as it is sitting down. Colourblind-friendly symbols sit on the vehicles so the puzzle reads clearly for everyone.

Six mechanics keep reshaping what a junction means. Ice makes a vehicle slide instead of stopping where you expect. Fog hides which way cars are facing until you uncover them. Bridges add a second deck so traffic crosses above and below. A tow truck drags the vehicle behind it along for the ride. Convoys chain vehicles together so they can only leave as a group. Paint cells change colour as things pass over them.

Three modes sit alongside the campaign: a Daily Puzzle everybody solves the same day so you can build a streak, an Endless Mode that asks how many levels you can survive in a row, and a Zen Mode with no losing and no limit. Along the way you collect more than 20 special vehicles from surprise chests, break through boss levels and star gates, chase achievements and save up in a piggy bank. It plays fully offline and it is free — on a plane, on the underground, on the road.