Poly Bridge 2

Name: Poly Bridge 2
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (275 reviews)
Author: Dry Cactus

By: Dry Cactus App

Creative Engineering

Overview

Version:

1.61

Last updated: 2023-09-03

Ranking

#103,014 ▼ 3,234

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Poly Bridge 2 returns with new levels, new mechanics, and a custom physics engine tuned for consistent results. Rediscover your engineering creativity and enjoy hours of puzzle-solving fun as you craft bridges that stand the test of time.

Adrian Talens delivers a full-length soundtrack—13 new tracks plus 18 remastered classics—providing over an hour of soothing guitar rhythms. The game also introduces the Spring material for more flexible bridges, while the bespoke physics engine guarantees the same outcome for everyone, keeping the competition lively.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Dry Cactus

Rating:

4.50

(275) 1 ratings

Version:

1.61 Last updated: 2023-09-03

Version code:

859617870

Creation date:

2020-10-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

270.92MB

Price:

1.99

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

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Ranking

# 103,014 ▼ 3,234

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Developed by:

Dry Cactus

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/poly-bridge-2/id1524371466

Website:

http://www.drycactus.com

User Reviews

Poly Bridge 2 on iOS is broadly loved for sandbox creativity, depth, and a PC-like iPad experience, with engaging physics. It’s valued for fun and attention to detail, but users repeatedly flag finicky springs/hydraulics, crashes/progress loss, and a demand for more content. Platform gaps (controller/keyboard support and iPad features) and some build bugs also come up. Despite these issues, the game remains highly enjoyable for fans of the series.

Pros

Sandbox/creative mode with a broad toolset is fun and engaging
Realistic physics, depth, and attention to detail in design
Overall enjoyable experience and considered worth the price
PC-like experience on iPad with parity to the desktop version
Springs add depth and variety to gameplay

Cons

Springs and hydraulics are finicky and fragile; controls need improvement and tutorials
Crashes and progress loss reduce reliability
Need for more content: levels, vehicles, and features (e.g., trains, materials)
Platform/control gaps on iPad (controller/keyboard support) and cross-platform differences, plus missing iOS features
Build/level bugs and a cumbersome interaction model (alignment issues and tedious piece manipulation)