$14.99Poly Bridge 2 Build it, watch it wobble
Design bridges from wood and steel on a budget, then send traffic across and see if your engineering holds up.
Is Poly Bridge 2 worth it?
Poly Bridge 2 is worth it if…
- you like puzzles where the answer is a structure you designed yourself
- you enjoy physics that wobbles, snaps and occasionally works by pure luck
- you want a game that is calm to build in and funny when it fails
- you like replaying levels to shave a few hundred dollars off your budget
- you want to build and share your own levels with other players
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Bridges that bend, bounce and occasionally behave
Each level gives you a gap, a budget and a vehicle that needs to reach the other side. You draw the structure with wood, steel, road, cables and hydraulics, then run the test and find out what physics thinks of your work. The new Spring material adds cushion and bounce, so bridges can flex where a rigid frame would snap. A custom physics engine, built specifically for bridge simulation, keeps results accurate and the same for everyone. When it all goes wrong, the First Break Indicator highlights the first piece that failed, so you know exactly which joint to blame.
A soundtrack for slow collapse
Adrian Talens returns with a full-length soundtrack: 13 completely new tracks plus 18 songs from the original Poly Bridge, remastered. That is over an hour and a half of gentle acoustic guitar, and it fits the game's rhythm perfectly. Building is quiet, focused work, and the music keeps it calm even when the test run ends with half a bridge in the water. It is the rare soundtrack that works just as well with the game closed.
Your own levels, and everyone else's
The improved Sandbox level designer lets you build puzzles from scratch, with new objects, customizable ramps and over twenty vehicles to choose from. Submit your creations to the in-game Workshop, or group workshop levels into full Workshop Campaigns with a common theme and a difficulty curve. The Workshop also includes over 100 original Poly Bridge levels to replay. There is a lot to dig through, and the later levels get genuinely hard, so expect a few walls you will need patience for.
