This game will BLOW YOUR MIND... The Bridge!

The Bridge is a fantastically unique puzzle game that clickbaits engineers into buying it, even though it's free on Epic!

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[pranavghantasala]

“I haven't even done a bridge review!”
Matt
The game is called ‘The Bridge’
And you're reviewing it
The whole video is a Bridge Review

[jakecheong]

"Being an engineer i quickly headed to the steam page and bought the game" based matt

[headrockbeats]

Matt, the protagonist in this game is M.C.Escher, the man who invented those cool impossible drawings.

[ScZ]

EPIC: "HEY WANT A FREE GAME?!?"
Everyone: "I will gladly pay to not ever use your store"

[tigrecito]

there is more than one meaning for bridge -
- a structure carrying a road, path, railway
- the elevated, enclosed platform on a ship
- the upper bony part of a person's nose
- a passage linking two sections of a composition
- the support for the tip of a billiard cue formed by the hand
- an electric circuit with two branches across which a detector or load is connected
- a card game played by old people
- to make (a difference between two groups) smaller or less significant
- a time, place, or means of connection or transition
- a piece raising the strings of a musical instrument
- a partial denture anchored to adjacent teeth

[DPDK]

"Bridge" - verb - to _bridge_ two or more disconnected sides of a problem or idea. A _bridge_ can also be a musical device to connect the beginning to the end of a piece of music. The common theme is here is gravity - the bridge is that you can manipulate the orientation of gravity to the platform.

[arvelcrynyd]

1:33 lol, dude, you’re only PLAYING AS M.C. Escher, the artist behind those “weird perception drawrings”.

[Real]

This is another example of a very cool game with a novel take on what is basically your old school labyrinth game.

I bet this was someone's "imma try this in coding" and it turned into this.

[bobiboulon]

"That how Newton came to discover that there was gravity" I wouldn't try to quote you in a history of science essay. :D

[michaelanderson]

He said that it leads to more doors, but my brain heard Mordor… do I have a problem?

[damegataco]

I remember playing this game a long time ago on Xbox... It's an excellent game and was extremely well made. It definitely deserves a second game with more puzzles even if it doesn't follow any story and was just various abstract puzzles in the same style.

[robertalexander-bkzj]

1:05
Only there can it be unmade. The ring must be taken deep into Mordor and cast back into the fiery chasm from whence it came.

[alenonimo]

For the Bridge Review, you just needed to score the game.

[DrPsychotic]

Every pillar is a bridge when every wall is a floor

[paulk]

I prefer 'Guess and Check'. The engineering part is in how you select your initial guess based on prior knowledge, and subsequent guesses based on the information from previous guesses.

[kingchamp]

Me getting impressed every time Matt says"Ball" "Wall" and "Floor" again and again

[morealias]

I've been playing this game off and on for about a decade. At first I'd play maybe 5-10 minutes here and there, every month or so. But it gets way harder the deeper you go in. I've gotten to the point where in order to progress, I have to sit down and replay my way up to where I'm so I basically know what I'm doing again. I've gotten past where I can play casually, and have to really put some brain effort in to progress... so I haven't played in about 4 years.

I'm not a "puzzle game" guy. I'm a strategy or rpg game guy, so puzzles bore me pretty quickly, hence why I'd play this for a few mintues here or there, when I had like 10 minutes to kill and nothing else to do. But this game is just intriguing enough I kept coming back at it.

[julia]

I just checked and it's 9 years since I finished this game, it came out in 2013, how has Matt only just heard of it?

[itsamepersonio]

The starting is just yesterday. In the United States, New Jersey was hit by an original 4.8 earthquake and many aftershocks, felt in a lot of the surrounding states

[IronDino]

17:55 I suppose you could call this, 'Trial and Engineering'