Silk Board at 9 AM, and it's your problem now. Fix Bengaluru's worst junctions before the city's crib meter hits 100.
Early demo — asks for a login. Tap or click: works on a laptop or a phone held sideways.
One real junction per level. One day, 7 AM to 9 PM, in about four minutes. A budget in crore.
Signals, a traffic constable, flyovers, bus bays, and potholes that come back every time it rains.
And a city that tells you exactly what you got wrong, on its feed, as it happens.
“Hosur Road brings Electronic City. ORR brings everyone else.”
“Three lanes go in. Two lanes come out. Buses stop on the bridge.”
“Everyone is going to the airport. Nobody is reaching it.”
“Every bus in Karnataka stops here. At the same time.”
“Rain at 8:30. Potholes multiply. Twelve tankers must reach the layout or nobody bathes.”
The demo sits behind a login while it's still rough. Ask and you'll get one.
Or get one email when the finished game is out: