Bridge Constructor Studio Launches on iOS, Android Next Month

• Explore more than 70 puzzles across five unique environments
• Build without budget constraints, with optional cost-saving challenges
• Launches on iOS and Android on July 17

ClockStone Studio returns with a new chapter in its enduring construction puzzle franchise. Bridge Constructor Studio arrives on iOS, Android, PC, Nintendo Switch, and consoles next month. Following its debut on Quest 2 and 3 last year, this bridge-building sandbox will reach all major platforms in a matter of weeks.

This installment returns to the series' roots while offering greater creative freedom. In Bridge Constructor Studio, you’ll construct bridges within animated 3D miniature dioramas, solving over 70 puzzles set across five visually diverse landscapes. From frosty canyons to bustling urban scenes, each location presents a distinct combination of materials, terrain, and vehicle types to master.

Mobile players can expect the same intuitive controls and rewarding physics-based trials that define the series. A major new addition is the flexible approach to budgeting. There is no mandatory spending limit unless you choose to embrace one. Experiment freely with steel, wood, cables, concrete, and roadways to create daring designs, or pursue economical solutions to unlock optional challenge rewards.

Furthermore, you can put your bridges to the test with seven different vehicles, including a slow-moving timber truck, a pizza delivery van, and even a monster truck built for loop-the-loop stunts. Optional moving obstacles introduce extra layers of complexity, particularly for the off-road vehicle and city bus.

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A particularly welcome feature is the profile system, which lets you maintain multiple concurrent campaigns without overwriting your progress. You can create up to five separate profiles, each tracking its own journey through the game.

Bridge Constructor Studio launches on iOS and Android on July 17. Pre-registration is now open—use the links below to sign up. For additional details, visit the official Steam page.