Namely, the interface is somewhat cumbersome and doesn't allow for much player error and the controls will have you constantly looking around the screen so you can see what buttons to push to bring up certain menus, etc. Once you dig deeper, you'll realise that the controls can be pretty clunky, too. Of course, Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead isn't a perfect game and its most noticeable downside is its visuals which are filled with generic environments, goofy-looking character models, and the odd graphical glitch. With this in mind, tweaking your solutions in order to remain under-budget while defeating all of the zombies can take an exceptionally long time but once you work it out, the sense of accomplishment is top-notch. These people can also fight zombies but they can only fend off a couple at a time and require a certain amount of stamina to take on more. Characters can also perform unique abilities like throw a talking doll to distract zombies and perhaps lure them into a trap. This is accomplished through choosing different nodes on the level map which represent decisions like split paths, ladders, and such. In addition to the construction elements, Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead also tasks you with issuing commands to the survivors which is akin to programming AI on a very basic level. Why won't that diner sign crush all of those dummies? Anyway, the main objective of each stage is to guide all of the human survivors to a goal area as they avoid zombies and being able to do so will require a lot of ingenuity. There are plenty of clever situations like this throughout and it's super-satisfying to watch your solutions play out. For example, you can tie a garbage bin to a sign, lure zombies to push the garbage bin, and then watch the sign fall and crush them. Meanwhile, you'll use the same materials to set up traps. However, you'll also have to build bridges over rubble which can be quite tricky, especially because the car physics here are rather finicky. The basic construction aspects of Bridge Constructor have been adapted seamlessly as you use wood, steel girders, and cable to craft bridges for either humans or vehicles to travel along. Overall, you wouldn't think that this odd pairing would work as well as it does yet it's definitely rewarding stuff. Doing so will have you trying to use as small of a budget as possible which is nothing new but on top of that, you can try to actually kill all of the zombies in each level which is very entertaining to watch. Now that I've played it, I'm quite impressed with how original and fun it is as it takes the existing formula and adds many layers of strategy that'll have you tweaking your solutions until you perfect each stage. After eagerly awaiting the next title in the series, a spin-off set in the world of The Walking Dead was announced and I was intrigued.
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Shortly after that, I enjoyed the Stunts sequel and a couple years later, I absolutely loved Bridge Constructor Portal which put the series on the map for a lot of gamers.
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I've been a fan of Bridge Constructor ever since I played the original when it released for PS4 back in 2016. 👩🦯 I'd hate to crush those zombies' spirits │ At Video Chums, accessibility is important and we go to great lengths to ensure that it's easy for everyone to enjoy our content. The enjoyable Bridge Constructor franchise has seen some interesting spin-offs and it has finally joined forces with The Walking Dead.
Maciejewski playing an Xbox One on November 25, 2020īridge Constructor: The Walking Dead is also available for Xbox Series X, PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch
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