Beaver Bomber

Beaver Bomber is a puzzle game about a hard-working beaver with a very unusual job. He has an important task: blow up old, rickety bridges so strong new ones can be built in their place. The hero has to visit the islands connected by bridges and destroy every single crossing. You see a group of islands tied together by bridges. It sounds simple, just go in and blow them up. But here’s the catch, you need to plan your route so you visit all the crossings and don’t miss anything. At the same time, you can’t end up stuck somewhere with no way to move on. The first levels are easy and help you figure out how everything works. Then it gets trickier, more islands appear, there are more bridges, and the layout becomes more confusing. That’s when the real brain teaser starts, where every decision matters. The level is only complete when every bridge has been destroyed and the beaver reaches the final point. Fans of bridge puzzle games will find plenty to think about in Beaver Bomber.

How to play?

First, choose the island where your hero will start working. Place the beaver there, then think about where to go next. Click on a neighboring island and the worker will cross the bridge to get there. As soon as he steps onto the new island, bang, the crossing behind him explodes. Keep moving like this. The main thing is to look ahead. Before you make a move, look over the whole map. Count how many bridges lead to each piece of land. Figure out which places you can save for later and which ones you have to visit right away, or the path to them will disappear. Pay extra attention to islands with only a few bridges, it’s easy to get trapped there. If you make a mistake, leave some bridges standing, and the beaver gets stuck, you’ll have to replay the level. That’s normal for this type of logic puzzle. Each failed attempt teaches you something and brings you closer to the right solution. Tough levels might take several tries to find the right path. Try starting from different islands or changing the direction of your route, sometimes a different starting point completely changes your options. Train your thinking and logic by helping the hard-working beaver handle his job of clearing the area for new, solid bridges.