Mini Motorways

Great timekiller

As a fan of Mini Metro, I had high expectations for its sequel, Mini Motorways. Thankfully, the game delivers.
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If you're looking for a relaxing, puzzle-lite game Mini Motorways is definitely one to try. The premise is simple enough: Houses spawn in random spots, and you connect them with roads to shops of the same color using a limited number road tiles.
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Of course, things never stay too simple, and you'll soon have to manage traffic flows, roundabout/rotary intersections and freeways to juggle the ever-mounting chaos of criss-crossing vehicles.
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Terrain such as rivers and mountains also complicate things, with options to deal with them (such as bridges and tunnels) being in very limited supply, so you'll need to take care in optimizing your roads as much as possible while houses and shops continue to pop up all around. It ends up a little chaotic, but in a fun way.
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If you've played Mini Metro, Mini Motorways will be immediately familiar and comfortable. If not, it's a great place to jump in.