At night the map glows with what you built.
Roadweave is a strategy game about roads. One route between two towns, cars start rolling, the towns grow, the road stops coping — and from there it is on you: a highway, a detour around the mountain, a junction before the gates, a ferry across the strait.
What's inside
Roads that carry traffic. Every car drives its own route and brings money to the treasury. A road has its load, a town has its throughput, and a jam shows on the map as colour, not as a row in a table.
An area is a task. Link every town, raise the income, feed the capitals, keep the network calm, lay an express route, reach the mainland. Three stars per area: finish it, finish it in time, and build nothing extra.
Tools arrive one at a time. Highways, curved roads, ring roads, forks, one-way traffic, ports and ferries, tunnels, interchanges, airports and air links. Each new tool comes with a level and explains itself on the spot.
Four worlds. The Island of 16 areas teaches the basics, the Coast of 40 adds water, the Continents of 80 add distance, the World of 120 puts it all together. Level, experience, tools and achievements carry over; treasury and network start from scratch in every world.
Maps are generated. Coastlines, rivers, mountains, forests and marshes are built from a seed: everyone gets their own world. The daily map is the same for everybody and changes every day.
No rush. No timers, no losing: pause whenever you like, undo a build within ten seconds, demolish for half the money back. Income keeps coming while the game is closed.
12 interface languages, 15 achievements.
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