The challenge is in trying to keep things sturdy enough to withstand each crossing, not to mention making sure you stay under budget and having to account for several different types of vehicles, each shaped and weighing differently and thus having different reactions to and impacts on your bridge. The first round of puzzles naturally start off relatively simple, but as you progress, you find yourself with more outlandish scenarios and setups that require more outside-the-box solutions, ranging from splits to unorthodox drawbridges and full-on Evel Knievel-style jumps. Then with the push of a button, you switch to a 3D isometric view and see your plans play out, no doubt crashing and burning in several attempts. In each one, you first have to build your bridge as a 2D model by creating a blueprint, working with the materials you have on you in order to get each car to their designated end point while working around various obstacles. Although to be fair, that was more of a reminder than a lesson, but even if your approach to crafting bridges is similar to solutions found in Calvin and Hobbes strips, there’s still some fun to be had in Poly Bridge, albeit not without a few wrinkles.Īfter a short tutorial, you’re immediately thrust into Poly Bridge’s campaign, and it’s a rather lengthy one at that, spanning 105 different scenarios.
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In this case, what I learned about myself from Dry Cactus’ physics-based bridge-building simulator Poly Bridge is this: I really stink at physics. Sometimes, you can learn a lot about yourself from playing video games, especially simulators.
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