Does not Commute - Racing & navigation challenge

Welcome to Does not Commute

Experience a mind-bending driving game crafted by the acclaimed creators of Smash Hit. Does Not Commute presents a peculiar time paradox where you bear sole responsibility for the ensuing chaos. Embark on what seems like a leisurely commute in a quaint 1970s town, only to find yourself navigating through a frenzy of traffic that includes hot dog trucks, sports cars, school buses, and various other vehicles. Anticipate the unforeseen. Punctuality is key.

Uncover the town's inhabitants and their enigmatic lives – what groundbreaking experiment is the imaginative dentist Dr. Charles Schneider concealing? Is Mr. Baker contemplating leaving his advertising career? What's the story behind the mysterious mask worn by Mrs. Griffin? Will Mr. Mayfield's fascination with Yorkshire Terriers consume him entirely?

Engage in Does Not Commute for free without any advertisements. An optional premium upgrade can be acquired via a one-time in-app purchase, granting access to resuming from checkpoints.

Tips & Tricks You Need to Know about Does not Commute

1. Be Familiar With Your Routes

It’s as simple as it gets. If you want to do well in Does Not Commute, you should always have some foresight – know what you should be looking forward to and how you should be driving. Whenever you start in a new area, drive to the best of your capability, while remembering where you should be driving. That way, you save a lot of time and have enough time saved for the stages thereafter.

2. Know The Differences Between Cars

Anyone at least vaguely familiar with cars should know how this works. A large vehicle is typically slower, while you’ll get a lot of performance from sports cars and police cars. Keep this in mind and you’ll have a good idea of what to expect based on the car you have to drive.

3. Don’t Go Overboard With The Turbo Boost

New players would typically leave their Turbo Boost on when playing Does Not Commute. But you wouldn’t want to do that all the time, as driving too fast could lead to costly mistakes. Yes, you have to drive to a certain destination as quickly as possible, but driving smart is always better than simply driving fast. Take into account the number of turns you have to make and how difficult those turns are; at the end of the day, that will be more important than going as fast as possible.