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A black-and-white puzzle game inspired by the art of M. C. Escher. Players guide a character through hand-drawn levels by rotating the world, which shifts the direction of gravity so that ceilings can become floors.
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Contemplative, abstract, tiny and cool.
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Nintendo LifeSteve BowlingAug 20158/10The Bridge is a delightful mass of contradictions. It's simple yet complex, and new yet old. Solid mechanics and puzzles that are tweaked to a level of difficulty that is just right — along with an excellent accompanying soundtrack — fill this monotone world with colour. Its focus on gameplay over story suits it well, and though it may be a bit on the short side, it's thoroughly enjoyable.
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Nintendo EnthusiastEric WeichhartApr 20168/10The Bridge is without doubt a brilliant idea that features clever puzzles and beautiful artwork. It is without doubt a great addition to the Wii U library, and a must have for puzzle lovers – though it may be quite frustrating for those not experienced in the genre.
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NintendojoRobert MarrujoSep 2015Gameplay rules this experience, and every puzzle serves to remind the player of that. That said, a greater variety of enemies would have been welcome, and maybe even crazier level layouts just to see what the design team could really do when they stretched their wings, but overall this is a fine game that every Wii U owner should consider downloading.
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GamesRadar+Chris SchillingAug 20153.5/5 starsA fascinating and absorbing headspace in which to spend a few hours.
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GameSpotBritton PeeleAug 20157/10Years after its initial release, The Bridge is still a great example of 2D puzzle gaming.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 90 ratings.
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