Bridge Builder Game

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Build a bridge and test your construction skills. Help your workers collect items located on the other side of the valley. Instructions Build a bridge using the components and the budget available. Once it is done, click 'Test your bridge' to see if it will sustain the weight of the workers and the cargo. Use beams and suspension cables to construct a bridge that will allow the truck to reach the checkered flag. New Physics Games. Bridge Builder. Another bridge-building puzzler. Use beams and suspension cables to construct a bridge that will allow the truck to reach the checkered flag.

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Bridge Builder is a puzzle video game series, created by indie developer Alex Austin. Bridge Builder is the first in the series, followed by four sequels in different versions. They were developed and published by Chronic Logic, the only exception being Bridge Project, which was developed by Invent4 Entertainment. Some of the games also feature. Bridge Builder, Help build bridges in this family fun game for all ages on the browser, Bridge Builder! Build the best bridges you can while earning the highest score! Bridge Builder - Free online games at Agame.com. Bridge Builder is a building game in which you need to prove your expertise as a civil engineer! You need to build a strong and steady bridge to be able to sustain the truck's weight. Do the math and calculate the best possible construction model to build the bridge.

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Bridge Builder
Genre(s)Puzzle
Developer(s)
  • Alex Austin(2000)
  • Chronic Logic(2001—2002, 2012)
  • Cryptic Sea(2006)
  • Auran(2011–2012)
  • Invent4 Entertainment(2013)
Publisher(s)
  • Alex Austin(2000)
  • Chronic Logic(2001–2002, 2012)
  • GarageGames(2002)
  • Cryptic Sea(2006)
  • bitComposer Entertainment(2013)
Creator(s)Alex Austin
Platform(s)Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux
First releaseBridge Builder
December 18, 2000
Latest releaseBridge Project
March 28, 2013

Bridge Builder is a puzzlevideo game series, created by indie developerAlex Austin. Bridge Builder is the first in the series, followed by four sequels in different versions. They were developed and published by Chronic Logic, the only exception being Bridge Project, which was developed by Invent4 Entertainment. Some of the games also feature secondary publishers.

The objective of each game is to construct a bridge which a train may cross over, given a limited budget and materials.

Gameplay[edit]

Screenshot of the original 2000 Bridge Builder

Each level is composed of a section of land, such as a river or chasm, and an initially laid track that shows the train's starting and ending points. A number of anchor points in and around the chasm are where the player anchors the bridge from. Should the player's train cross the bridge successfully and under budget, the level is passed. Later games add additional constraints such as a boat that must pass underneath between two consecutive train crossings.

Although Bridge Builder only allows the player steel beams, bridges in later installments can be created using a variety of materials. Along with varying strengths of steel, the player can also use cable or hydraulics that expand or contract for some purpose, such as to allow a ship to pass underneath the bridge. In all games, the player is constrained by a budget that determines the maximum amount of material that can be used and still pass the level.

There is no penalty for failing a level; the player may try and test infinitely many different designs before finding one that succeeds. A poorly designed bridge may break as soon as the player begins to test it, unable to support its own weight. While testing the bridge, the stress on each section can be seen, representing both tensile stress and compressive stress. If the stress becomes too great, that section breaks and disintegrates, possibly jeopardizing the entire structure.

Games[edit]

  • Bridge Builder (2000)
  • Pontifex (2001)
  • Pontifex II (later renamed Bridge Construction Set) (2002)
  • Bridge Building Game (2006)
  • Bridge It (2011)
    • Bridge It Add-on Pack (2012)
  • Bridge It Plus (Bridge It Reloaded in Germany) (2012)
  • Bridge Project (Bridge Builder 2 in Germany) (2013)

Reception and legacy[edit]

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Pontifex II won the Independent Games Festival Audience Award 2003.[1]In praise of the original Bridge Builder's flexibility, 1UP.com stated that 'the sheer variety of solutions provide more entertainment than expected and Bridge Builder quickly becomes less of a game and more of a toy.'[2]Peter Stock, creator of Armadillo Run, cited Bridge Builder as an inspiration for his game.[3]

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References[edit]

  1. ^'The 12th Annual Independent Games Festival - 2003 Finalists & Winners'. Independent Games Festival. UBM TechWeb. Archived from the original on June 11, 2015. Retrieved July 1, 2015.
  2. ^Sharkey, Scott (January 3, 2005). 'Freeloader: Puzzle Games'. 1UP.com. IGN Entertainment. Archived from the original on July 1, 2015. Retrieved July 1, 2015.
  3. ^Wegener, Matthew (June 19, 2006). 'Interview: Peter Stock, Armadillo Run'. Fun-Motion. Retrieved July 1, 2015.

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