Poly Bridge 3

Name: Poly Bridge 3
Rating: 3.9 (134 reviews)
Author: Dry Cactus

By: Dry Cactus App

Build Bridges & Solve Puzzles!

Overview

Version:

1.1.8

Last updated: 2026-08-11

Ranking

#129,617 ▼ 101

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Poly Bridge 3 blends physics-based puzzles with creative bridge design. Build suspension bridges, drawbridges, and more to guide vehicles across challenging levels. Explore an Open World Campaign with a dozen worlds and 150+ levels, featuring Jumps, Hydraulics, Normal Bridges, and more. In Sandbox mode you can push your engineering skills without restrictions, while a custom physics engine delivers accurate, reliable bridge behavior.

Compete and share: climb Leaderboards, browse Gallery submissions from other players, and test multiple solutions. The game is ad-free and uses an in-app purchase to unlock the full game, delivering hours of strategic, creative puzzle play.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Dry Cactus

Rating:

3.90

(134)

Version:

1.1.8 Last updated: 2026-08-11

Version code:

889554931

Creation date:

2024-09-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

491.52MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-25

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Ranking

# 129,617 ▼ 101

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Developed by:

Dry Cactus

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/poly-bridge-3/id1586851637

Website:

http://www.drycactus.com

User Reviews

Poly Bridge 3 delivers tight, satisfying physics and a relaxing, creative bridge-building experience without ads. Its mobile version shines on iPad with Pencil support and carries strong nostalgia from CaptainSauce's YouTube run. However, players frequently hit a paywall after a short free stretch, with many noting the free content is limited and the full experience demands purchase. Hydraulics and level design can be awkward or buggy, and some progress or purchases don’t sync across devices. If you’re willing to pay for more content, it can be very rewarding.

Pros

Excellent physics that feel like engineering and allow clever solutions
Relaxing, addictive bridge-building gameplay
No ads or microtransactions in the core experience
Mobile-friendly and smooth on iPad with Apple Pencil support
Nostalgia factor from CaptainSauce's YouTube coverage

Cons

Free-to-play gating: the game becomes pay-to-play after a short free stretch
Free content is very short; the full experience requires purchase
Hydraulics mechanics are confusing or buggy; previews often don’t work
Progress or purchases sometimes don’t sync across devices
Some reports of bugs and content limitations reducing overall completeness

Recent reviews

The campaign mode includes the first two worlds before you hit the paywall. Fair enough, it's a paid game. What's not paywalled, however, is the Sandbox mode. I only got this game because of the Sandbox mode. Even in the free version, you can design levels and build ridiculous bridges to your heart's content. (I made a spider bridge. It has legs and can climb.) If you think that's not enough for a free trial of a paid game, then you are wrong. Make weird bridges. Have fun. And if you want the campaign, just buy the game. It's pretty cheap for what you get.