The team over a Mobigloo just let us know that their popular game Traffic Mania has now made it's way onto the BlackBerry PlayBook. Traffic Mania, which is available in BlackBerry App World for $2.99, is a game that gives you control over the traffic and the destiny of the vehicles barrelling down the highway. Smashing cars and causing accidents are all part of the game and with 9 scenes and a huge selection of vehicles you're bound to have entertainment for hours.
Features
- 9 scenes to play (Main Street, Freeway, Downtown, Interchange, River, Rio, Tramway, New York and Roundabout)
- Many types of vehicles: cars, convertibles, bikes, trucks, pick up, buses and even a tramway!
- Amazing graphics and smooth animation
- Warning: highly addictive
I've been playing the game for about three days and I can't seem to beat my high score of 120 in crash mode, sad I know -- but I challenge CrackBerry nation to see who can beat my high score -- just for fun of course :-)
More information and to download Traffic Mania for the BlackBerry PlayBook
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