RideFlow

RideFlow is a city taxi fleet dispatch game in which you never drive a car: you sit the control desk and assign vehicles to passengers across a living street grid. Each shift drops you into a distinct district with a timed earnings target, a limited vehicle roster, and a rating floor that fails the run if too many riders walk away. Requests arrive with a class, a fare, and a shrinking patience ring; you tap a waiting rider, then tap an eligible idle car, and the engine plots a least-cost route through roads that shift between free flow, slowdown, and phantom jams. Surge nodes drift across the map and multiply payouts from those corners, so the winning move is often holding a premium car for a high-value pickup rather than sending the nearest hatchback. Ten escalating districts raise grid size, blocked blocks, class mix, and jam pressure, while garage purchases unlock comfort, premium, and electric vans plus navigation, service, pricing, and traffic-data upgrades that persist into later shifts. A City Intel archive covers matching, surge, last-mile travel, and related urban-mobility ideas, and the honors log tracks stars, perfect shifts, and dispatch streaks. Every assignment is a trade between distance, class fit, traffic, and where the car will be free next, turning the fleet into a spatial puzzle instead of an arcade racer.

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