Poly Bridge 2

The Return of the Beloved Bridge-Building Simulator with Major Enhancements

The widely cherished bridge-building simulator is back, featuring significant improvements that elevate the gaming experience! This latest installment offers new levels, a unique physics engine, innovative mechanics, and a host of additional features! Players can immerse themselves in several more hours of thrilling puzzle-solving, reigniting their engineering creativity.

Adrian Talens returns with an all-new soundtrack! With 18 remixed classic Poly Bridge tracks and 13 original compositions, you can relax to the soothing and popular melodies! Enjoy over an hour and a half of calming acoustic guitar rhythms that are both familiar and comforting.

The introduction of a new Spring material provides players with greater flexibility in navigating levels. This enhancement allows for even more creative alterations to your bridges!

This time, we have excelled ourselves by developing a unique, advanced physics engine specifically tailored for bridge simulations. By ensuring precision and predictability, this new engine guarantees that all players will experience identical simulation outcomes, while preserving the competitive spirit of the game.

Guide to Playing the Bridge-Building Game

1. Begin by downloading and installing the game on your PC from platforms such as Steam, GOG, or the game's official website.

2. Once installed, launch the game and select "Play" from the main menu to start your gaming experience.

3. Navigate to the level selection screen to choose a level to engage with. The levels are organized by difficulty, allowing you to start with simpler challenges and progressively tackle more complex ones.

4. Your main goal in the game is to construct a bridge that facilitates safe passage for vehicles across a river or other obstacles. Keep in mind that you will be working within a specified budget, so efficient design is crucial.

5. Utilize your mouse to click and drag various materials and components onto the construction of your bridge. A range of materials is at your disposal, including wood, steel, cables, and hydraulic systems.

6. After completing your bridge design, click the "Test" button to evaluate its ability to support the weight of oncoming vehicles. Should your bridge prove unsuccessful, be prepared to revise and improve your design accordingly.