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Okay, so here it goes — there’s this game, Bridge Constructor Studio, and it’s like, whoa, finally out on PC VR and PlayStation VR, and even PS VR2. I mean, I think it popped up first on Quest as some sort of exclusive thing last December. Kinda sneaky, right? Anyway, ClockStone Studio, these are the folks behind LEGO Bricktales, made it, and Headup published it. So now it’s all official-like on the major platforms.
You get flung into this 70-puzzle whirlwind — these tiny little 3D dioramas where you try your hand at building bridges. And not just any ol’ bridges, but real brain teasers with wood, steel, concrete, you name it. It’s a free-for-all on materials, but if you’re a penny-pincher and keep within some budget cap, you score extra rewards. Bonus, right?
Picture this — snowy canyons, windy valleys, five different biomes — whatever those are. And vehicles? You’ve got everything from trucks to funky pizza vans. Oh, and five different player slots too, if you’re feeling generous with your game time or have to share.
Just dropped on Steam, GOG, EGS, and the whole PlayStation crew, plus the Meta Quest platform. But, here’s the kicker — mixed reality stuff? That’s only for Quest 3. Weirdly exclusive again. Why do they do that? Anyway, happy building!
