Instantly familiar to Portal veterans, and extremely fun to pull off – and actually it’s often pretty fun if things go wrong as well. You can have vehicles drop down and plummet into them, using the velocity they’re gained by blasting over a gap after they come out of the exit portal, for instance. The portals can also be used in far more elaborate ways though – as they can be in Portal and Portal 2. The basis is always the same though – create a structure that will allow vehicles to safely pass towards the exit tube. They create multi-layered levels by teleporting a vehicle elsewhere on the playing field, forcing you to create more than one contraction in many of the levels. Obviously, the portals themselves play a large role in this. Speaking of which, a lot of the solution ideas you’ll be thinking of are very much Portal inspired. Bridge Constructor Portal “fixes” both of these issues for me, and I already can’t wait to go back and try a few levels again with new ideas.
The other thing was that the game didn’t leave too much room for creativity, because you were always limited in the amount of resources available to you. First, once I had a decent grasp of the basics of bridge building, many of the levels starts blending together for me. I’ve played the original Bridge Constructor quite a bit, and two things kept bugging me. Neither one is on the horizon, but Bridge Constructor Portal is the closest thing to a Portal title in years. I’m definitely one of those people, and I’ve been hoping for years that Valve will suddenly announce a third Portal game – much like I keep hoping for Half-Life 3.
Blending the familiar Bridge Constructor gameplay with a unique blend of Portal, this is one that fans of either series will have been looking forward to. Bridge Constructor Portal, after an earlier release on Steam, has arrived for PS4 courtesy of Headup Games.
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