This is a game where you are in charge of public transit, drawing roads and motorways to get cars to their destinations. If enough cars don't make it on time, you get a game over, and this will inevitably happen as the game gets harder, so the object is to get the higher score possible. It's very well-made for what it is.
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Now you've got both Gotta Protectors and Gotta Protectors: Cart of Darkness. That's awesome! Those were my two biggest surprises from last year. It's amazing that the company behind the game, Ancient, has survived this whole time and made these games. Not only that, but I'd no idea that Yuzo Koshiro was actually the C.E.O. of Ancient itself [fact checking...] yeah. Guess that makes him more successful than Tommy Tallarico in terms of game musicians becoming C.E.Os of companies! But I digress, by the by, whatever else Blathers says, they're really swell games by yourself, but you could probably experiment with more players. Even if you don't, it's just a really good time. Once you get the mechanics down, you'll be hooked.
Hey, get this, MrFwibbles doesn't think that the Super Mario Bros. movie won't be the highest grossing movie of all time, but what do you think? Given how much time and money was sank into this movie and the fact that it's Mario and also an official Nintendo product, it could very well beat Avengers: Endgame!