"Traffic Racing as a Psychological Game": Mastering Patience, Risk, and Timing

 While most racing games focus on speed and reflexes, Racing Limits introduces a mental layer—turning high-speed traffic dodging into a test of your psychological control.

🔄 Here’s what makes this angle unique:

1. Risk vs. Reward Overtaking System
   You constantly face tight gaps in oncoming traffic. Do you squeeze through to gain more speed—or hold back and play it safe?
   → This mechanic creates real tension, training players to manage impulse control.

2. Real-Life Inspired Behavior Modeling
   The way traffic flows mimics real city driving. You'll learn to "read" traffic patterns, predict driver behavior, and time moves like an actual commuter during rush hour.
   → It’s like a virtual driving dojo for decision-making under stress.

3. No Crash = Meditation
   In "Infinite Mode", if you don’t crash, the road feels like a flow state.
   → Staying calm, controlling breathing, and reacting without overcorrecting becomes essential—almost like mindful racing.

4. Variable Conditions = Emotional Triggers

   • Sunset mode may make you more relaxed and careless.

   • Night mode makes every headlight flash an adrenaline spike.
     → The game alters your mood through setting and motion blur, shaping how you race.

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