Boat Craze: New Android Puzzle Game Launches

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Boat Craze: New Android Puzzle Game Launches

Dec 06,24

                Boat Craze: Traffic Escape is a newly-released puzzler for Android
                It sees you helping ships navigate complex gridlocks
                Boat Craze boasts over a 1000 levels and appealing graphics
            

As we head into the winter, it's always a good time to explore new releases. Or maybe you'd rather just go on a cruise? But oh no! The port is gridlocked! How awful. Has this nightmare scenario ever happened to you? No? Well thank goodness, but if you ever need to solve it, you can rest easy and be prepared by playing the newly-released puzzler Boat Craze: Traffic Escape.

It's not hard to explain Boat Craze: Traffic Escape. If the name wasn't an indication, you can pretty easily tell from a glance this is one of those quick, slightly repetitive puzzlers that tend to come out quite frequently. Of course, that's not necessarily a bad thing, as it also seems to have what you'd want from the genre with straightforward fun.

In Boat Craze: Traffic Escape your job is simply to chart a path through increasingly complex, varying gridlocks of boats to get your chosen vessel to the dock on time. With over 1000 levels, appealing graphics and straightforward gameplay, it promises to be simple if approachable fun.

Focus on your strengths

When you've got as many excellent releases as we've had this year, you do occasionally have to revisit projects that are very, for lack of a better term, niche. And if you're looking for pure puzzle action, releases like Boat Craze tend to satisfy. Of course, that's not to say there are no other choices, but as I often say, many mobile releases are at least somewhat influenced by the world of Flash, and we all remember how many odd, brief one-off games there were in that format.

If you want to find other challenging puzzlers, why not check out our list of the top 25 best puzzle games for iOS and Android?<🎜>

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