Stormbridge

This game is an absolute mess. A linear colony sim where you build everything in a straight line on a bridge while a storm frequently deletes all of your progress. I found very little strategy in basically rushing every piece of construction while simultaneously having zero clue which resources/buildings were being wiped 200 tiles behind me. You’re not strategizing, you’re spamming. Meta progression adds some legs to the game, but truly highlights how stat buffs just delay or weaken the storm mechanic while doing nothing to make the building any more strategic or enjoyable. I did like 3 runs and got progressively further each time, but not in an enjoyable or skillful way. Progress is purely a matter of attrition as you start each run with more money, resources, or villagers. You get further because you start with more, but the core loop of mindlessly spamming buildings to outrun a storm remains the same. It also reeks of asset packs. No cohesive art at all. Feels cheaply thrown together and uninspired.

Amazing implementation, even tho there is grinding in game you don't feel it as much.

This game is a linear rougelike city builder. Unlike most city builders this game throws contant stress at you din the form of regular storms. You cannot sit back, relax, watch what you'e build and slowly figure out what to do next. You can't even see what you've built a minute ago. You have to remember You have to plan ahead. And you have to do it as fast as possible. The demo felt quite clunky, but the Dev has quitely put in some QoL features that enhance the expiriance. But for dozens of runs I was so focused, that I didn't even notice the new features until somene pointed them out for me, even tho they were right there on the screen. This game certainly isn't for everyone, but if it hooks you, you stay hooked for a while. My only complaint is the optimization. The game has ingame archievments, some of which require you to build really long bridges. While the game runs great for the first couple of thousand bridge tiles, later on it gets quite laggy. But to even expiriance that problem, you first have to get that far.

I DON'T LIKE THIS GAME. I knew I wasn't going to like Storm Bridge before I even bought it. Watching the trailer, the whole "build a bridge while it violently implodes in your face" mechanic screamed not my vibe. But did I buy it anyway? Obviously. Did I play it just to double-check? Absolutely. Why would I subject myself to this voluntary torture? One word: HavenDock. I love playing Havendock and I like that this the same art style as Havendock. Predictably, I still hate it. By the one-hour mark, I was fully aware I could request a refund. But honestly? I love Havendock so much that I'm just considering this purchase as a way of supporting that game. If there ever is a mode that is peaceful and eaiser than the current easy that I still failed at I would play again. So yeah, I might not like this game, but I adore Havendock. If you loved Havendock and actually enjoy stressful, collapsible physics, you should 100% buy this. Good luck!

Overall a really enjoyable game. I was really hooked until I finished the game. This game has a lot of depth. Lots of upgrades and a mini skill tree. The last level underwater was too easy though. I think it needs a few tweaks as well. This game makes you click too many times to do simple functions that all other games don't. 1. Overlays should not overlap other items. I kept having to close one to open another. When you have a window to the left open. it partially covers the buttons where the achievements are below. Also when you open another box it should close the one you had open 2. Pet buying in bulk instead of clicking 100+ times to buy 50 of one pet. 3. Upgrade all option for that building type. 4. Selling is annoying. I have to "buy" gold for the items I am selling. Too many extra clicks to sell items. 5. You want us to build 5000M. Let us be able to buy more than 10 at once. Again making us click so much 6. Robots were pointless. 7. Sometimes you build a lot and want to go all the way to the right. Holding shift or spacebar still isn't that fast. Pet upgrade for speed isnt much either. Would be cool to have a button that teleports you to the end of the bridge. …

A chaotic and often frantic little game that I am really enjoying. Figuring out how to rapidly get all of the needed resources, keep citizens happy and fed and rebuild rapidly after storms has been a lot of very replayable fun.