Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead

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• WorthPlaying

  Lauren Hall · Mar 03, 2021

  9.0

  That simplicity and open-endedness of Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead are what contribute to the game's overall brilliance and insanity-inducing properties. While the title has some frustrating controls at times, it's still straightforward: Get your guys from point A to B, essentially. The fact that each level is a little minigame, which leaves you the option to spend hours at a time with it, grants some control over how much effort you put into the game. Overall, this is a well-made title and an excellent addition to the Bridge Constructor franchise.

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  Jayderlee · Dec 11, 2020

  7.8

  While there were some complaints over controls, once we found a rhythm with the touchscreen and got into the game properly, hours just started to pass. Food went cold, text messages were missed and limbs went to sleep. It was a genuinely engaging and enjoyable experience, with moments of frustration from the performance quickly becoming purely about the challenge and that ONE STRUT NOT HOLDING!!!!!!

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• Xbox Tavern

  Jamie Collyer · Dec 02, 2020

  7.4

  For such an unlikely pairing, Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead manages to combine the zombie apocalypse and structural engineering well. An in-game hint system wouldn’t have gone amiss, and it can be a bit fiddly to place things at times, but overall if you’re after a challenging puzzle game – and enjoy the TV show – then this is a great pick up.

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• Hey Poor Player

  Christian Angeles · Nov 24, 2020

  8.0

  Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead is pretty great. The bridge-building is challenging and the Walker element adds a very Angry Birds style gameplay element. For its low price point of 9.99, you really cannot beat that level of entertainment.

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• 148Apps

  Campbell Bird · Nov 23, 2020

  7.0

  Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead is way more than just a bridge-building game with zombies in the background, and for that it deserves praise. Unfortunately though, the creative challenges it serves up require a ton of experience, patience, and sometimes both, and I wish the game did a little more to help you out than it does.

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• WorthPlaying

  Cody Medellin · Oct 13, 2020

  5.5

  The other problem is that we aren't that far removed from The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, a much more satisfying experience that feels like what all VR games should aspire to. This probably would have gotten a higher recommendation if the release dates were reversed, but as it stands now, this is more for the TV show fan who wants a fun diversion, as long as they're willing to accept some big issues; this isn't suited for someone who's looking for the next big VR milestone title.

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