Parents' Guide to

Poly Bridge 2

By Michael Lafferty, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 10+

If you dream it and build it, will it stay standing?

Game Windows 2020
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The player's imagination, and a budget, are the only limits to creativity. Poly Bridge 2 is a brain-tickling puzzle simulation that ranks players' efforts and has some decent replay value (can you build a bridge quickly, and then can you do it better and cheaper next time?). The graphical elements aren't realistic, but they are colorful and bright, while the soundtrack is soothing. The only real downfall of this title is that it's essentially the same thing over and over from one level to the next.

Sure, there are different levels and campaigns, but as players ease into level construction, they'll learn tips and tricks that can be applied throughout the campaign scenarios. Similarly, there's no ramp-up for the difficulty of the game. You may go from a bridge that is a straight line to one where the starting point is higher than the destination point. This can be a touch frustrating, but with perseverance, even the most challenging levels can be solved. This game is perhaps best played in smaller time increments, but Poly Bridge 2 presents a challenge and a sense of accomplishment when your fully constructed bridge passes its tests.

Game Details

  • Platform: Windows
  • Subjects: Math : money, Science : engineering, physics
  • Skills: Thinking & Reasoning : defining problems, problem solving, solving puzzles
  • Pricing structure: Paid
  • Available online?: Available online
  • Publisher: Dry Cactus
  • Release date: May 28, 2020
  • Genre: Simulation
  • Topics: STEM
  • ESRB rating: NR for No Descriptions
  • Last updated: June 1, 2020

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