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Urban Flow Co-op Review

Paul Acevedo

If you stop and think about it, managing traffic signals requires a lot of planning and observation. Many real-world tasks and careers have provided inspiration for video games over the years. However, rather than taking the dry simulation approach as many of their contemporaries would, Polish developer Baltoro made a cooperative puzzle game instea...

Traffic Management Game 'Urban Flow' Now on Xbox

Paul Acevedo

In Urban Flow, players must manage the traffic lights of bustling city intersections. Each traffic light is mapped to a button on the controller. Play by yourself, and you'll manage every light independently. Bring in some friends, and the game will divide the lights among everyone's controllers. You can't just leave all the lights on green, or you'll rack up collisions and fail the level. Coordinating the lights with friends while accounting for challenges like high-priority ambulances and tanks that don't stop for lights can be extremely hectic - and fun.

Traffic Management Puzzle Game 'Urban Flow' Heading to Xbox, PlayStation, and PC

Paul Acevedo

In Urban Flow, players must manage the traffic lights of bustling city intersections. Each traffic light is mapped to a button on the controller. Play by yourself and you'll manage every light independently. Bring in some friends and the game will divide the lights among everyone's controllers. You can't just leave all the lights on green or you'll rack up collisions, failing the level. Coordinating the lights with friends while accounting for challenges like high-priority ambulances and tanks that don't stop for lights can be extremely hectic - and fun.