Poly Bridge. Small games for dozen hours

Michael Grygorcewicz

Poly Bridge

INFORMATION

  1. Size: approx. 150 MB
  2. Released in: 2016
  3. Genre: puzzle
  4. Platforms: PC

Poly Bridge is, at first glance, a simple, humorous game that hides quite complex physical systems and significant game complexity under cartoon-like visuals and simple interface. Players are tasked with building bridges in such a way that they not only do not collapse under their own weight but also ensure the safe transportation of vehicles.

More than a hundred stages available in the game offer a gradually increasing level of challenges. At first, we just need to build regular bridges, but over time, we can expand them with various mechanisms and create ramps, drawbridges, catapults, or strange hybrids of bridges with elevators. All with a limited budget and compliance with the laws of physics. Fans of puzzles will find a lot of challenges here, and if the campaign itself leaves them unsatisfied, compatibility with Steam Workshop allows you to extend the gameplay almost indefinitely.

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Michael Grygorcewicz

Author: Michael Grygorcewicz

He first worked as a co-worker at GRYOnline.pl. In 2023 he became the head of the Paid Products department. He has been creating articles about games for over twenty years. He started with amateur websites, which he coded himself in HTML, then he moved on to increasingly larger portals. A computer engineer, but he was always more drawn to writing than programming, and he decided to tie his future with the former. In games, he primarily looks for stories, emotions, and immersion that no other medium can provide - hence, among his favorite titles, are games focusing on narration. Believes that NieR: Automata is the best game ever made.