#BRIDGE CONSTRUCTOR PLAYGROUND ISLAND 2 SERIES#

I did like this part, because it let me see exactly where the flaws in my design were, and where I needed more or less support. You get more points if your bridge can support a truck, less for a car. Once you've managed to build a bridge, it's time to test it by choosing a vehicle to cross the bridge.

#BRIDGE CONSTRUCTOR PLAYGROUND ISLAND 2 SERIES#

And I accidentally deleted segments when I merely wanted to stop the series and switch materials. The issue is that it was rare to build multiple segments from the same material, so the 'building in series' design was more annoying than helpful. Right click to stop building or to delete a previously-built segment. Left click was used to attach materials to anchor points, one after the other. The game mechanics could have been designed better. I'm sure there was a sweet spot for each level, but I didn't have the information to find it. If I built a solid bridge, I exceeded my budget. If I built on the cheap, my bridge failed. It was hard to find the perfect balance between spending money and creating a sturdy bridge. It would have helped to know the structural specs of the materials and how much they cost. The idea is to build a bridge with a specific weight tolerance while staying within your budget, something I found exceedingly difficult after the first few levels. The tutorial left a LOT to be desired, given the steep learning curve…you're sort of thrown into gameplay without adequate information. While I found the concept interesting, I think this game needs some polishing to smooth out the rough edges. An immersive storyline and challenging, innovative gameplay are most important to me. rough game mechanics - I've been a gamer since 1980, and currently own 638 computer games.Rated 3 out of 5 by LunaNik from Needs some fine-tuning of game mechanics, a more in-depth tutorial, and more detailed information about the game elements. I would recommend that you try this game, but I'd wait to see if its problems get fixed before buying it. All in all this is a fun little game, but there are some issues that the developer needs to address. I also spent about 50 minutes of the demo on the tutorial trying to work out what I had to do to get the necessary badges to advance to the next levels. In one of the tutorial levels, even if you make the bridge exactly to the tutorial's specifications, you can't meet that cost. For example, the badge you get if you make a functional bridge for a certain cost, say $4000. More information on the qualities of the different building materials would be helpful, and some explanation of what you have to do to get the different badges would be good. The learning curve is steep, and the tutorial isn't particularly helpful. I may buy it, but I'd want to try other games in this genre first. It's fun to make something and find out how they work. Rated 4 out of 5 by asthehind from Fun but needs polishing.

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