Bridge Constructor

You pay for a game in the hopes of finding a quality product only to find so often, as is the case with this awful game, that its designed to extract more money from you, gatekeeping what should be a quality experience behind further transactions. How they accomplish this is by limiting your budgets to laughably small amounts that prevent you from building a quality bridge. You are forced to settle for bridges that barely function. But you can buy some coins to increase your budgets to make a bridge that would be expected in the real world. So it’s a free to play model that they’re actually charging for. As a game developer myself, I would be ashamed of this. Designing bridges that can withstand physics simulations is a great idea. They intentionally ruin it with tiny budgets that could never produce the bridge required for the span.

This is probably the oldest app on my phone with the exception of the ones that already came on it. I love this game so much. It’s great for when you’re bored, or looking to pass the time. Its’s also great for when your feeling anxious; it’s calming enough to relax you but engaging enough to keep your mind occupied. I’m really glad that this app not only exists but that it’s been kept well-updated and running smooth for so many years. Thank you, Bridge Constructor!

This simulator game was WORTH $1.99. I personally DON’T like buying apps, but this one is WORTH buying. Not just because it is a simulator game it’s because its fun in a way that make you laugh a little bit, although looking at the app doesn’t make it seem like it . Also if you THINK about it, this can take some strategy for people who like strategy games and DON’T get annoyed. BUT this could also be for people who like building games OR for people who like strategy AND building games. This DOES NOT mean this game is EDUCATIONAL in any way.