Bridge Constructor Portal

Critic reviews

• Pure Nintendo

  Kirk Hiner · Mar 13, 2018

  7.0

  The fact that each level can be overcome in about 15 minutes or less makes Bridge Constructor Portal great for portable gaming on your Nintendo Switch. On the go, the convenient touch controls carry over from the mobile version (tap and drag to place your struts, zoom in for precise placement, etc.). Docked mode, however, is a bit more cumbersome.

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• Nintendo Insider

  Joe Merrick · Mar 11, 2018

  8.0

  Overall, Bridge Constructor Portal is a fun game if you like physics-based puzzles. It requires thought so you will get some decent length playing, but there is often a lot of setup in getting the bridges ready and testing if it works. It’s a nice, fun, solid puzzle game.

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• Nintendo World Report

  Scott Polhemus · Mar 07, 2018

  7.5

  Ultimately, Bridge Constructor Portal feels like a solid little collection of architectural challenges that will keep puzzle-hungry physics-lovers with plenty to do. But, anyone looking for a heavy dose of story or a treasure trove of Portal-related content shouldn’t expect much.

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• NintendoLife

  Mitch Vogel · Mar 05, 2018

  7.0

  We’d give Bridge Constructor Portal a strong suggestion to anybody looking for a fun puzzle game on the eShop; this is a game that constantly makes you think outside the box, and there’s nothing else like it available at the moment.

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• Way Too Many Games

  Jordan Hawes · Mar 01, 2018

  8.5

  If you’re a fan of bridge building games or want to hop back into the Portal world with an interesting twist, I would highly recommend checking out Bridge Constructor Portal. However, perhaps check this out on the PC or a device with a touch screen for more precision while building. All in all Bridge Constructor Portal is a well made mash up of games that is fun for some hop-in hop-out puzzle solving.

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• PS Lifestyle

  Chandler Wood · Feb 28, 2018

  7.5

  Victory is sweet though (like cake). Figuring out the paths of vehicles, buttons, companion cubes, turrets, and every other puzzle element was just as gratifying as finally figuring out how to escape an Aperture testing facility. Finally lining up those trajectories to perfectly guide eight vehicles to the finish was triumphant as I overcame both physics and problem-solving.

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