Crossing Hour: Traffic Control

Crossing Hour is a junction, and the cars are already moving.

Tap a car to hold it where it is. Tap again to wave it on. Get every car through without a collision. Nothing pauses while you think - the traffic keeps coming whether you act or not, which makes doing nothing a decision like any other.

HOW TO PLAY
- Cars drive along lanes that cross each other
- Tap a car to hold it
- Tap it again to send it on
- Clear every car through the junction
- One collision ends the run

THE SKILL IS NOTICING, NOT ORDERING
There is no single right sequence to find. The work is spotting, early enough, which two cars are going to want the same square - and holding one of them before it is too late to matter. Held too early and you have made your own jam behind it. That balance is the whole game.

WHY THIS ONE FEELS DIFFERENT
Every other puzzle waits for you. This one runs. It means a level has a rhythm rather than a solution, and it means putting the phone down mid-level is the one thing you cannot do - so levels are short by design.

WHAT YOU GET
- Hundreds of junctions, from two lanes up to layouts with several crossings
- Traffic that arrives in patterns you can learn
- A hint that points at the car worth holding
- A daily challenge: one junction, the same for everyone, every day
- Fourteen colour sets and twelve board designs to unlock as you play
- A level map, to go back for the ones you scraped through

PLAYS ANYWHERE, ONLINE OR OFF
Works offline with no wifi. Small download. No account, no sign-up, no personal details asked for. Your progress stays on your own device.

Crossing Hour is free and supported by ads. You can watch an ad by choice to carry on after a collision, and coins you earn by playing unlock the colours and boards. There is nothing to buy.

Recent changes:
The level map now runs as one continuous road instead of stopping dead every fourteen levels.

The game also tells you when a newer version is on Play, so fixes actually reach you.