Originally launched on Quest 2 and Quest 3 last year, Bridge Constructor Studio has now arrived on mobile and Steam. This installment returns to the series' roots while adding newfound flexibility, offering players greater creative control.

Build. Test. Tweak. Repeat.

Bridge Constructor Studio features a wealth of puzzles across five distinct biomes. You'll engineer bridges within miniature 3D dioramas, set in snowy canyons, urban areas, valleys, and beyond.

Every environment presents unique challenges, including varied vehicles, terrain types, and construction materials. You'll manage delivery vans, buses, timber trucks, and monster trucks—navigating ramps, loops, and even moving objects. With seven vehicle types in total, each handles differently.

The game employs a budget system. Each level can be solved in multiple ways depending on your material choice: wood, steel, cables, or concrete. Color-coded stress indicators are provided, and you can pursue low-cost solutions if optimization is your goal.

Take a look at Bridge Constructor Studio below.

The game offers two DLCs as in-app purchases. The first is the Trains DLC, introducing the Choonited Kingdom. It adds three new islands with 18 additional levels, plus new vehicles like a commuter train and a heavy freight train. You'll need to construct sturdier bridges to support their weight across ravines and mountain landscapes.

Then there's the SlopeMania DLC, set on the Tiltin Islands. It brings 24 more levels featuring sloped roads and vibrant underground grottoes. Some are designated as Crazy Levels, challenging you to work with steep height variations and unconventional layouts.

Want to try Bridge Constructor Studio for free?

A free demo is available, containing the entire first world with 8 levels. It includes the full help system and refined construction tools. You can download it from the Google Play Store.

The full game is priced at $1.99, unlocking the complete experience. Find it on the Google Play Store.

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