Bus Tourist Craze

A bus lot. A queue of tourists. One way out.

Bus Tourist Craze is a journey puzzle about untangling gridlock. Every level is a
single leg of a trip, and the only way to reach the next destination is to get
every tourist on board.

HOW IT PLAYS

Buses sit packed in a lot, each one facing a direction. A bus can pull out only if
the straight line ahead of it is clear to the edge — and only if a depot bay is
free to take it.

A dispatched bus waits in its bay while tourists ride the turntable and take their
seats. It leaves when every seat is full, and only then does the bay open up
again. So a bay is not a parking space. It is a commitment.

Send the wrong bus and it sits there, half full, holding a bay you needed.

Clear the lot and the convoy moves on.

THREE JOURNEYS, 300 LEGS

Canada — coast to capital, from Vancouver International Airport to Parliament
Hill, through Stanley Park, the Rockies, the prairies and the Cabot Trail.

Japan — the length of the country, from Hokkaidō's snow country through Tokyo,
Mount Fuji, Kyoto and Nara to the volcanoes of Kyūshū.

Hawai‘i — island to island, from Kaua‘i's cliffs and O‘ahu's shores to Maui's
road to Hāna and the volcanoes of Hawai‘i Island.

All three are open from the start, each with its own colours, its own music and a
hundred real places to arrive at, every one with original art.

There is no score. There are no stars or grades. The journey is the only progress
there is, and how many tries a leg took you is nobody's business.

EVERY LEVEL IS SOLVABLE — AND WORTH SOLVING

Every level is checked by a solver before it ships, so a level you cannot beat is
never a level that cannot be beaten. Each also has to survive automated players
that look for shortcuts; if one can clear it by sending the obvious bus, it is
thrown out. What is left needs actual thinking.

The difficulty is not a smooth ramp. Legs come in bands, with the occasional
wall — because a curve you cannot feel is not difficulty, it is decoration.

BUILT TO RESPECT YOU

- No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts and no sign-in.
- Works completely offline.
- Nothing is collected or tracked. Your progress is kept on your device and, if
you use iCloud, in your own iCloud — so it survives a reinstall or a new phone.
- Undo and restart whenever you like, even mid-move.
- No lives to run out, and nothing that asks you to come back tomorrow.

ON APPLE WATCH

The same three journeys, on your wrist. Every leg keeps its puzzle at a size made
for the watch: smaller buses, shorter queues, the same thinking. Each bus shows its
size with one symbol or two, and a tap sends it on its way. Legs you clear on the
watch show up on your iPhone, and the other way round, through your own iCloud.

ACCESSIBILITY

Every colour carries a symbol as well, so colour is never the only thing telling
you what a tourist wants. Symbols grow with the board, Reduced Motion is respected
throughout, and music and sound each have their own switch.

Made for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.