Bridge Constructor

Bridge Constructor is a game that highlights the dangers of government privatization. It allows me to play as a slovenly, morally-void government contractor building really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ bridges for vehicles for a nation-state consisting of several islands. They have really low standards as to what a bridge is supposed to do, just as long as a minimum of total vehicles get across. Did the bridge collapse after those two cars got across? That's fine, they've already cleared the check and the remaining budget goes right into your slush fund. Smarter contractors than I will take advantage of the game's really weird physics engine to launch cars onto the exit point, therefore saving time, money, and more money. The government finds this acceptable, presumably because they like a good show and will think you are some kind of bridge circus man or wizard. So if you feel like screwing the taxpayer, why

A really fun game, it have a lot of creativity on the levels, and a lot of challenging too, also pretty funny in some occasions, but dont expect realistic physics. Pros Simple mechanics. Challenging levels. Can result in really funny situations. Being limited by money and materials make the game more entertaining and challenging. Foments creativity. Cons Lack of options make it seems like a flash game. Unrealistic physics system. The difficulty between levels is not consistent.

For people who love simulation & puzzle fans its good. You really need to find the mistakes and need to try many different solutions of how you build and with what. 54 Achievements are good, but its a hard fight to get them all, the game could have more achievements (each level would be amazing), but its fine. 5 Trading Cards missing. For hardcore simulation/ puzzle fans i give 75 % because its really tough to find solutions without guides/ help but most time you need 2-3 ways of how to build and only change them a bit to the level. For achievement hunters i give 80 % for 54 in 15 hours, 50 % for normal gamers, you like it or not. Last thing buy it with a discount 10 euros for 15 hours maybe looks okay, but maybe you stop gaming after 3-5 hours because you dislike it, so get it for 66-75 % discount. Thx 4 reading.

I've played three of the Bridge Constructor games, and find this one to be the hardest, but not sure if it was the bridges or the insane physics. This was the most frustrating of the three, mainly because a bridge may be successful one time in 10, but for different reasons - jumped funny, strange ramp effects, or tumbling incomprehensibly. There are two parts, the main continent and the unlockable slope world. The slope world is the twist on this version of the game that salvaged the review, as the main continent was simply three bridge designs in different lengths, depending on what supplies you were granted. Slope you have to think about it, and deal with the crazy physics. Bought in a bundle for about 75c US. Played for about 18 hours, with 4 of that on just a couple of bridges (see my guide on the worst one IMHO). NOT worth full retail of US$10, but if you can get it for 2.50 or le

I am the Michael Bay of civil engineering, my bridges most of the time collapse in a spectacular fashion sending cars and trucks to their doom in the precipice below. Cables snap, supports break and tank trucks explode mid air. My creations are a sight to behold and will probably give any real civil engineer recurring nightmares but I do love them like a proud father holding up a deformed baby, "he is a special one" I say as the midwife gives me a mournful look. My favorite bridge was actually a success, at least according to the game, as I sent trucks down that bridge, the first support glowed an ominous red, when they cleared the midpoint of the bridge that support collapsed starting a slow downward movement of the left side of the bridge, that was okay though because just as the whole thing collapsed by first truck cleared the bridge and the second one was tumbling onto the road on th