Bridge Constructor Portal

Интересная задумка - коллаба с Portal. Идеально подойдёт тем, кто с удовольствием играл и в Bridge Constructor, и в Portal. Но лично для меня уже с конца 2й главы начинаются кропотливые и душноватые уровни, где для успеха нужно выверять миллиметры. Сносить отдельные участки и двигать их по чуть-чуть. Раз за разом, раз за разом... Усидчивым и целеустремлённым это зайдёт, но кто захочет получить чуточку фана после работы, вероятно, будет разочарован. Рекомендую из-за в целом качественного исполнения. Хорошей задумки и сносной реализации. Но с оговорками. Куда уж без них.

[h1]Physics > Fun[/h1] [b]Key features[/b] [list] [*](almost) funny expansion of Portal universe, [*]Physics is a bitсh, [*]You can melt traffic in acid pools! [/list] [b]Precision freak[/b] The core play is building bridges and then sending transport to stress test them. I liked this idea and generally "yay-ed" it. But... bloody hell, [u]the game takes physics too serious[/u]. So serious, that fun plummets, just like your architectural behemoth. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3741447826 It is entertaining to watch mini figures falling off, waving at you, or open mouth with "wow!" when a cart spins in mid-air, lands jumping pads and accelerates, but in most times I was sitting tense in horror, hoping that my construction would hold. In most times it didn't. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3739678867 [b]It gets so ugly...[/b] I just wish the game could chill a bit. Why so demanding criteria? A single fraction of a bar, and I do mean it - [u]a single slightest change in your angle defines if you fail or win[/u]. A single raise will either slow your cart, making it miss an exit - results in falling down, or will cause over-weight - results in breaking entire platform. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3742689370 The only remedy is to overuse cables or support arches. Which just clutters entire map and, c'mon, nobody would build such thing in a real situation. So why do so in a game? There's no balance. You either make a beautiful bridge and fail a level. Or you create a monstrosity, the only winning move. Unfortunately, neither matches fun gaming.