Each vehicle type has different weight distributions and speeds, meaning you have to plan your bridge as much around the traffic as the landscape. Vehicles will drive forwards, blissfully ignorant of the tensile strength of your construction, trying to reach a flag positioned on the other side of what is a wonderfully colourful and endearing alpine landscape. In the game’s main modes you’ll also be restricted by a budget, stopping the player from just building some form of mega-bridge to solve all problems. The game provides you with a number of connection points for you to stretch out rivets, arches and supports, as well a selection of materials with which to build your bridge including wood, beams, wires and girders. The player’s aim is to construct a bridge sturdy enough to get your menagerie of motor vehicles across a river or ravine safely. Poly Bridge is one of those games that takes on a well-worn concept and polishes it to a mirror shine. Yet, for all my inability to understand how things work in the universe, I can still find pleasure in crafting tiny bridges for virtual cars to drive over. Similarly, my grasp of physics is limited to the fact that gravity exists and that if you put too many rockets on something in Kerbal Space Program it will explode. I was never going to be an engineer - it was something I came to terms with as soon as my eyes beheld complex algebraic formulae at school and my brain went “nope”. Reviews // 21st Jul 2016 - 6 years ago // By Alex Hamilton Poly Bridge Review

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