Bridge Constructor
- August 21, 2015
- ClockStone
Basic in presentation, and deceptively simple on the surface, Bridge Constructor is actually a surprisingly deep and varied physics puzzle game if you’re willing to invest in it.
"Bridge Constructor" is a physics-based puzzle game where you design and build bridges to support vehicles. Use a variety of materials and construction methods to safely guide cars and trucks across increasingly complex gaps. The game offers various modes, including a level editor for creating and sharing your own challenges. With its intuitive interface and gradually increasing difficulty, it's a fun and engaging experience for players of all ages.
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Critic Reviews
Bridge Constructor Review
What really lets Bridge Constructor down is that the main puzzle that holds up the game is just so interesting. Working out how to build the most effective bridge in the given circumstances can be a rewarding experience. However, with a lack of a tutorial and a control scheme that has been designed in mud, the game is clearly not at home on the PlayStation 4. It's too bulky and considered, whereas the game should be swift and agile. Bridge Constructor is suited to the nimble fingers on a phone, not the thoughtful and plodding console thumbs.
40%Bridge Constructor Review - PS4/Vita
Basic in presentation, and deceptively simple on the surface, Bridge Constructor is actually a surprisingly deep and varied physics puzzle game if you’re willing to invest in it.
70%Bridge Constructor Review
Bridge Constructor is a simplistic physics puzzle game that will keep you busy for more than a few hours. Its simple presentation, controls, and accurate physics make the release an enjoyably addictive experience. If you enjoy physics or have ever stopped on a bridge and marvelled at its sturdiness before, then this game is definitely worth a go – even if it's just to cross a gap between bigger releases.
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