BRDG Reviews

Played on Steam Deck. Short but only half a dollar, so it's a nice small sokoban game.

Deceptively simple short puzzle game. Worth the price. Last level is special. Think outside the box and tetris pieces. ;)

Nothing too tricky. Undo button would have been nice.

A decent way to spend an hour. Not very replayable, but for how cheap it is, i cant really complain.

Fun puzzle, I ain't smarter after playing it. But fun puzzle.

A short but fun puzzle game that will assuredly make you think. There's a good variety of levels that adds a new concept every five levels or so. Worth it even if not on sale. I would buy a sequel.

Nice game (Simple Graphics/Animations) Finished the first 16 levels in a few minutes It starts with very easy puzzles then difficultly grow over time!

The best of Robert Alvarez's games. A little rough around the edges, but the puzzles are clever and intentional. Shame it's such a small game, as this feels like a prototype of something that can be expanded upon with more mechanics and a little polish. Easy recommendation for a cozy, thoughtful afternoon.

An easy puzzler, just a couple of tricky levels here and there. Graphics and music are alright. Overall, the game is fun, especially the tricky levels, but it's too short. It's cheap though and has all the necessary functionalities -- unlimited undo, reset and level select --, so I'd still recommend it, even more so on sale. Time to beat: 1h55m.

[b]6/10[/b] Bridge building Sokoban. [b]What is it:[/b] A Sokoban-style game in which you push blocks around trying to reach the exit. Unlike traditional Sokoban, where the target is to put all blocks on the designated spots, in BRDG you just have to reach the exit. Well, there's a tiny inconvenience, you're playing on islands surrounded by water, so you have to push some of those blocks into the water to form bridges (hence the name of the game). The first few levels are just about pushing these blocks out of the way or into the water, and it's not just simple 1x1 blocks, you push a whole cemented block. More mechanics are introduced later: one-pass platforms that fall into the water after you walk over them, sticky wildcard blocks that will stick to the first color block they touch, and grinders that destroy any block that comes on top of them. Overall, the game is interesting, nice mechanics that can make clever puzzles. However, it is much too short, and rarely challenging. [b]How hard is it:[/b] Easy. [b]How long is it:[/b] 28 levels, for about 30-60 minutes of play. Levels must be done in order, no skipping available. [b]Level design:[/b] Decent, but not impressive. [b]Quality:[/b] Decent for a simple game. Cloud saving and progress achievements, unlimited undo, good and responsive controls, although not configurable, works with keyboard or controller, grid level select. No mid-level saving, no level skipping, no progress reset or different profiles, only 2 volume sliders and a fullscreen/window scale option. [b]Worth the price:[/b] Yes. [b]Most positive aspect for me:[/b] Interesting mechanics. [b]Most negative aspect for me:[/b] Too short and easy. [b]What would make it better:[/b] More and harder levels. Progress reset and multiple profiles. Control configuration. A Show Grid option. A setting for disabling animations. Level workshop. In-progress level saving. [b]Also consider:[/b] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1747510/An_Architects_Adventure/?curator_clanid=25928931]An Architect's Adventure[/url] and [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/2434860/Stonemans_Adventure/?curator_clanid=25928931]Stoneman's Adventure[/url], similar games with blocks that can sink and form bridges, but much harder. [quote]For more puzzle game reviews, news and everything puzzle-related, follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/25928931-Puzzle-Lovers/]Puzzle Lovers[/url] and check out our [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers]Steam group[/url].[/quote]