Lee Williams for TheGameJar.com - Like all the apps on the marketplace Traffic Wonder is after your attention and at a first glance it will certainly peak your interest with its colourful friendly visuals and playful styling. The trick with any mobile game is nailing the gameplay, and thankfully one that Traffic Wonder delivers. The aim of the game is simple: get your car into its colour-matched garage using the shortest, most fuel efficient route possible… well at least that’s how simple it starts.
John Bedford (Modojo): 100 Rogues is free today, along with a handful of other great titles.
GodisaGeek: "If there’s one thing that’s certain about GodisaGeek.com, and something that you’ll be well aware of if you’re a regular visitor, it’s that we love our mobile games. Almost all of us play them in our spare time and we even have a feature dedicated to reviewing four of them a week with Mobile Monday. We thought it would be a good idea to make a list of our favourite mobile games of all time, at least so far.
You wanted the best, you’ve got the best, the hottest (gaming) apps in the woooorld…erm…Kiss?
So here it is, the GodisaGeek.com Top 10 Mobile games; in no particular order, of course."
GodisaGeek: "Mobile Monday is back again, and we’ve got some pretty special games for you guys to take a look at this week. First up we’ve got Retro Racing, a game that pretty much speaks for itself and if you ever spent your childhood huddled around an arcade machine playing old racing games then you’re going to want to try this out.
Next we’ve got Sticky Sheep, a Chillingo published game that is about as crazy as it sounds. Traffic Wonder is a game from the independent studio Yo Ambulante and is quite possibly one of the most addictive games I’ve ever had the privilege of playing. Lastly we’ve got Kingdoms of Camelot: Battle for the North, a simplistic looking game that’s anything but simple, taking elements from RTS, MMORPG and God games."
