Tiny Cars: Fast Game Tips, Cheats and Strategies

Tiny Cars is a brilliant arcade simulator where the aim of the game is to control the flow of traffic. Sounds easy right? But with the bizarrely designed intersections, you’ll find there is more on the road to worry about than the cars. If you would like some tried and tested tips, then read on!

Tiny Cars tips

I am sure we have all played a game similar to Tiny Cars where the aim of the game is to avoid a collision. This means there are several tips that can apply to gameplay.

• Two cars equal crash. More often than not, when you see two cars enter the screen at roughly the same time, they are on a collision course. So be sure to stop one before they collide, you should not need to stop both.
• Bumper to bumper is fine. If you’re worried about having one car stationary for too long, then don’t panic. Cars do not crash if they collide with a stationary vehicle in the same lane. They push the car forward, meaning you should probably stop cars from another direction instead.

• Stack that cash. When you get the chance, it is probably worth your time to watch a video for four times the amount of cash you earned. This will allow you to get your hands on some new vehicles, which makes completing levels easier.
• Unlock the more expensive cars. If you are wondering what to spend your cash on, then you should aim big. The more expensive the car you buy, the more it will return. So there is no need to unlock every car in order, grab the more expensive ones whenever you can.

• Be ballsy. This may ruin some of your levels where you try to push cars through tiny gaps, but it’s worth it. The feeling of satisfaction of sending cars through impossible gaps makes gameplay entertaining. If you always play it safe, you will find the game gets repetitive, so remember to keep it fresh.

That’s all the tips for Tiny Cars: Fast Game, it’s a simple arcade game where repetition is the biggest challenge. Don’t worry if you’re finding it difficult, keep practicing and avoid stopping the wrong car.

Sam Simmons