Poly Bridge Reviews

This game is cool, but unfortunately i am too dumb to enjoy it

Poly Bridge turns you into a casual couch engineer, giving you just enough tools to feel clever while watching your constructions collapse in the most entertaining ways possible. Levels are short, fun, and easy to come back to when you want a quick challenge without the pressure. It’s a chill puzzle game that balances logic with creativity. You’re working with limited resources, trying to support different vehicles with all sorts of wild requirements, and sometimes the most ridiculous design is the one that works.

Great game, perfect for relaxed problem solving to stay sharp in between classes and doesn't require much hardware to run so it's excellent on workstation laptops. Comically, it's looking like I'll become an actual structural engineer before I complete the insane amount of stages this game has.

i love this game me and my dad work together and i love building bridges aspeicaly with hydrulics

Love it, i dislike some pixel-perfect levels from last world, but overall is great. I do miss auto triangles and rotating structures with Q/E from Poly Bridge 2. It is less polished and less consistent than PB2, but still an amazing game. Worth every penny while on sale! Amazing puzzle game that you can stop and resume anytime.

its hard and challenging making bridges but creativity I like!

Typical bridge puzzle game. Slightly inferior to the portal one.

Poly Bridge is a puzzle game where you're tasked with getting a car from point A to point B by building a bridge. There are some cool tools like rope and hydraulics to help create interesting solutions, and figuring out how to complete each level can be fun and rewarding. The game does seem a bit inconsistent, at times you will create something that fails but then when you replay the simulation to piece together what went wrong it doesn't fail and you complete the level. This makes for a bit of a weird experience where you start slightly moving joints over and over to complete each level. The game is fun to play around with for a while but the inconsistency and slight adjustments that need to be made over and over can turn it into a tedious experience.

Its not a bad game and I didn't have any problems, it's just not the kind of game I enjoy.

The game was enjoyable, but challenging. I initially bought it on my phone for 2 EUR, but I wanted to explore the Steam Workshop features. However, I think the mobile version is a better value, especially since it's only 2 EUR. In contrast, the Steam version costs 8 EUR, which feels like a rip-off.