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Bridgy Jones


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Bridgy Jones

JohnBBridgy Jones, which we promise has absolutely nothing to do with Helen Fielding or Renée Zellweger, is a physics puzzle/building game from Grow App. It's pretty much free from all that romance and stuff, but it's still tells a bit of a love story in its own way. The love between a dog and a chicken, a man and delicious fried eggs, and you and your ability to make bridges out of thin air, that is.

Bridgy JonesOne part Cargo Bridge and one (smaller) part Mining Truck 2, Bridgy Jones challenges you to create solid structures to help a train safely cross bigger and bigger gaps. Simply tap and drag to place items like rope, railings and planks, all useful for creating platforms and support pieces you'll need to distribute the weight. The train is hauling cargo, so the ride can't be too bumpy. Take it slow and make ample use of the game's friendly editing options to place, slide and erase parts as often as you like.

Bridgy Jones should be familiar to anyone who's played a physics building game before. It doesn't go out of its way to reinvent the genre, nor does it over-complicate things with too many building materials or crazy mini-games. It's simple, bridge crafting fun, with a lot of great artwork and a tongue-in-cheek storyline to boot.

NOTE: This game was played and reviewed on the iPad 3. Game was available in the North American market at the time of publication, but may not be available in other territories. Please see individual app market pages for purchasing info.

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