Fat Birds Build a Bridge! HD app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Przemyslaw Perkowski
First release : 09 Oct 2012
App size: 78.5 Mb
Start building some bridges, and help the Fat Birds get back home!
The Fat Birds have gotten themselves into some serious trouble. At first, they utterly disregarded their flying lessons, and now the evil mastermind Mad Hamster managed to destroy their airship! How can you help the Fat Birds? You simply have to build some bridges, that are substantial enough to withstand the birds’ weight! This is the only means of overcoming all this hazardous wilderness together. You’re about to embark on a trip to the Red Desert, the Caverns of the Eternal Night, the World of Snow, the Caves of Ice, and last but not least — the Everburning Tropics. All the best of luck!
The game features:
- 60 unique levels
- 5 separate worlds to traverse
- Realistic representation of the principles of physics involved in bridge construction
- Construction strength calculated in real time
- An easy to use interface
- Different music score for every world
- Integration with the Game Center
- Integration with the iCloud
So pump up those building skills, and give the Fat Birds a helping hand!
Latest reviews of Fat Birds Build a Bridge! HD app for iPhone and iPad
Appli pas mal
Very easy
Its a real fascinating game,which is addictive. Sometimes I had the feeling, that a bridge broke at the first attempt but didnt at the second, without having changed anything - a flaw?
有趣，益智，好游戏
This seems like a great game, except that it provides very little about how the physics work. Pieces of bridges will snap for no reason before the birds even walk on it, and the tutorial is limited to screen functions like what button does what and where its located. It would benefit greatly from explaining the limitations of connecting multiple pieces of bridge to nodes and give us a better idea on how it affects the bridges integrity. And give us a better idea of the minimal requirements of the weight of each birds. As it stands, it feels mostly like random trial and error and the first few levels would really benefit from more details on how to beat them. But regardless of the lack of explanation, its still pretty fun and addictive.