Bridge Constructor Studio

The setting is light and abstract: bright three-dimensional dioramas with roads, mountain gorges and city districts. All attention goes to the engineering task and to how the bridge behaves under load.

There are no stories or heroes, but there are five districts, from cities to snowy ravines and wooded valleys, and each puzzle adds its own twist to them.

Bridge Constructor Studio is a bridge-building puzzle game that returns the series to a simple foundation. Instead of tasks with a strict budget, it offers freedom: you build a structure in a three-dimensional diorama, run the simulation and see whether the bridge can handle the load. The structure is as follows. The game has seventy puzzles, and you test your constructions with seven types of vehicles. These include a pizza delivery car, a mail van, a motorhome and a bus. There are plenty of materials as well: wood, steel, cables, concrete supports and road surface. Combinations of these parts are what make the tasks different. Then comes the creative part. If you just want to experiment, there are no money limits, and you can build overpasses, stunt loops, steel spans or an off-road track. If you want a challenge, there are optional trials: stay within the budget and build a reliable bridge, and you get a reward. The action moves across five districts: from city blocks to snowy ravines and wooded valleys. The game is meant for both newcomers and those who have long enjoyed engineering problems. The entry barrier is low, the controls are simple, and the choice of approach to each task is yours. Among the conveniences are support for up to five player profiles, so that everyone in the family has their own progress, and the option to invite friends without risking your constructions. The game has Russian language in text. It was developed by the studio ClockStone and published by Headup. If you enjoy tinkering with physics and watching your own bridge pass the test, this game is worth a look.