- November 18, 2013
- Chronic Logic
- 5h median play time
Bridge It +
Platforms
About
"Bridge It +" is a physics-based puzzle game where players design and build bridges to support various vehicles. Using an array of materials, players must balance structural stability, aesthetics, and cost while ensuring their constructions can withstand various challenges. With a multiplayer mode, players can also test and compete with friends to create the most efficient and innovative designs.







- Fun and engaging bridge-building gameplay that challenges players to think creatively and strategically.
- Offers a variety of levels with increasing difficulty, providing a good balance between easy and complex challenges.
- Decent graphics and physics that enhance the overall experience, making it enjoyable for both casual and serious gamers.
- The game suffers from bugs and glitches, including issues with saving progress and unresponsive controls.
- Limited content with only a small number of levels, which can lead to a repetitive experience over time.
- Lacks a sandbox mode or level editor, restricting players' ability to experiment with their own designs.
graphics
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the crisp visuals and enjoyable design, while others criticize the pixelation and lack of advanced settings, particularly for higher resolutions like 4K. Although the game features a variety of camera options and a clean user interface, many feel that the graphics, while decent for their time, do not significantly enhance the gameplay experience. Overall, the visuals are considered adequate but not groundbreaking, with a balance between aesthetics and functionality.
“The game features 3D graphics and the NVIDIA logo, which is a welcome upgrade from most bridge-building games.”
“Graphics are crisp and enjoyable, and you can rotate around the bridge or view with a cinematic camera, bringing a more interesting feel to the game.”
“A lovely bridge puzzle, with great graphics and physics.”
“There is less variety, less freedom, the controls are worse... and about the graphics, even in 1440p they still look super pixelated and strange.”
“While the game carries the NVIDIA logo and was released in 2013, there's no support for 4K and no decent advanced graphics settings.”
“The 'improved' graphics may be more intensive and pretty, but the GUI is as or more ugly than before, with fewer hotkeys (or at least they are never shown).”