Build a Bridge for Trains

In Build a Bridge for Trains, you become a railway engineer who designs and builds bridges for real trains. Your decisions determine whether the train will be able to safely cross a river, ravine, or deep chasm. Each bridge is a test of your ingenuity and knowledge of the laws of physics. It is necessary not only to connect the two sides of the track, but also to make the structure strong enough to withstand the weight of the train and its speed. With each new level, the task becomes more difficult: you have to take into account the length of the spans, the shape of the bridge, and the number of available parts. It is important to use materials wisely, because extra elements may not be needed, and you will receive extra points for saving them. The game not only develops attention and logical thinking, but also teaches responsibility—after all, the slightest mistake in calculations can lead to the collapse of the bridge. Here, each level is a little adventure where your bridge becomes the main character, connecting cities, mountains, and plains.

How to play

To start building, select the connecting blocks and draw a line between them to create sections of the bridge. The number of available elements is limited, so it is important to think about the shape and support of the structure in advance. Try different options, observe the behavior of the bridge under load, and improve your designs. Once construction is complete, start the train and see if it can safely cross your bridge. There are 35 levels in the game, each of which opens up new opportunities for experimentation. The tasks will be simple at first, but gradually longer sections will appear. If the bridge fails on the first try, you can try again—change the angle, add a support, or shorten the span. The game is easy to control and understandable even for novice players, so everyone can feel like a real engineer and build a bridge that a train can proudly cross.