There are four types of material which can be used: concrete (which can only be built on certain locations), wood, steel (stronger than wood but more expensive) and cable. Each challenge has a set budget which prohibits you from unlimited building. Some offer handy foundations which can be built upon for better support others you will have to get more creative to find ways to make your bridge stay up. There are diverse landscapes including canyons, rivers, gulches and pits, each offering different requirements and challenges. To get achievements and progress even further you will have to ensure trucks and even long-haul lorries can drive on your bridges too. There are different degrees of completion: the most basic being that ‘cars can now drive across all roads’.
Completing an island allows you to move onto the next one.
That’s pretty much all there is to say on the matter. While it can be charming in part, for me it focuses too much on simulation aspects, forgoing opportunities to add a little more lively chaos into the mix.īridge Constructor presents you with a series of technical challenges as you move across each island hub, fixing all the bridges destroyed in a sudden earthquake. Bridge Constructor is a game in which, you guessed it: the player constructs bridges.
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