Characters can even fight under ideal circumstances.
#BRIDGE CONSTRUCTOR THE WALKING DEAD TRIAL#
This requires a lot of trial and error when you incorporate the bridge building and the zombies themselves. You can cue up commands at waypoints, and watch as your characters execute them. Characters can only perform actions through a clunky waypoint system. To be honest, while the idea of controlling characters to perform actions, escape, or even fight enemies was intriguing, the execution leaves a lot to be desired. Yeah, I never thought I’d have to consider combat in a bridge building game, but here we are. Not only is constructing integral to Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead, but so is strategy. If you score low enough, you’ll beat the challenge for the level and be rewarded a shiny badge. In Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead, you don’t really have a budget so much as a score. There are the normal material types available-wood, steel girders, cable-with the sturdier materials being heavier, but also costlier. Sometimes you’ll have to attach weights to a heavy object to pull it onto zombies below, or loose a spool which will roll and create destruction. Sometimes a structural integrity failure after a certain weight is a good thing-because if enough zombies run over it, the weight will cause a collapse. The bridge constructing parts are about what you would expect from the Bridge Constructor series, except you’ll be utilizing your bridge building expertise to foil zombies as well as bridge people and vehicles across gaps. Then there are the parts where you tell your character to perform actions. There are the parts which need to be built, in a (mostly) classic Bridge Constructor style. There are multiple moving parts to most Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead scenarios.
It’s in the latter where Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead excels, but it’s the former that takes up most of the game time. In Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead, you’ll mostly be guiding your survivors to safety, while building bridges to facilitate their escape-or death traps to crush and blow up zombies. This definitely isn’t your typical bridge building game. It turns out that the idea is actually a pretty good one.īridge Constructor: The Walking Dead is a physics-based bridge building game, with a little bit of strategy and even light combat thrown in. And then came along Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead, and I struggled to see how The Walking Dead and Bridge Constructor could mash together. I originally though Bridge Constructor Portal to be strange, until I realized it fit neatly into the whole “testing” theme that Portal had going on.
#BRIDGE CONSTRUCTOR THE WALKING DEAD SERIES#
Not merely satisfied with having vehicles travel over roadways, Bridge Constructor took on a few radical forms, including collaboration with the Portal series for Bridge Constructor Portal.
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