Bridge Constructor is coming to Mixed Reality next month
ClockStone brings the successful Bridge Constructor series to VR and MR for the first time. From December, amateur engineers will be able to build their bridges in their own living room.
The VR/MR version of the bridge-building simulator will arrive in Meta Quest on 5 December 2025. All headsets are supported, but the mixed reality mode will only be available for Quest 3 and 3S.
The studio lists the following features:
- Brain-Teasing 70-Puzzle Campaign: Test your construction expertise with dozens of distinct bridge-building puzzles across varied biomes. Seven different vehicles and multiple construction materials (wood, steel, cables, concrete pillars, and roadways) ensure each puzzle is a fresh and varied challenge.
- Limitless creativity: With no budget restrictions or material limits, you are free to experiment and design without constraints. For an extra challenge, earn a special award by keeping costs within a set budget while ensuring your bridge holds up under pressure!
- Scenario Creation Mode: Design and play your very own bridge-building scenarios! Choose from five biomes, seven vehicles, and a variety of obstacles and checkpoints to design your own challenges. Up to 40 custom levels can be saved per player profile.
- Mixed Reality (Quest 3 Exclusive): View your creations in the real world with Mixed Reality! Seamlessly switch between VR and Passthrough modes to experience the game in a whole new way.
- Hand Tracking and Controllers: Whether you prefer to play with controllers or hand tracking, Bridge Constructor Studio offers options for an intuitive gameplay experience.
- Multiple Local Profiles: Up to five players can share the same device, each with their own campaign progress and sandbox levels saved to their individual profiles.
You can pre-order Bridge Constructor Studio now in the Horizon Store. The price is $10.
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