The budget limits what you can build and stops you going crazy with your ramps, but it also limits your creativity. Sometimes the construction overcomplicates the game in places where you just want to finish the level and simply being allowed to place certain ramps would make the game easier to play. Later in the game, you'll be introduced to different building equipment that allow your bridges to hold a heavier load or to suspend the bridge from above.

You start off by constructing the base of the bridge that holds the whole thing together, while simultaneously creating road to be able to drive up the ramp and giving it the right angle so that you can jump the right distance or height to get to where you need to go. The building of the ramp is quite a complex process and can take a while to perfect. You'll end up having to build multiple bridges at different heights and angles in order to make it to the finish, as well as separate paths in order to collect the stars and screws that are scattered across the levels. Whilst these start off fairly easily where the path is obvious, the process gets more complicated the further that you get through the levels. The tutorial also guides you through the next important part - building bridges across the bits of the path that are broken.

At the start, the game guides you through tutorial levels that are helpful to those who are unfamiliar with the first game all that you need to do is to follow the path to the end. In Bridge Constructor Stunts, you main aim is to get your vehicle through the level in one piece, whether that's the tow truck or the dump truck. Nothing like the 'driving away from an explosion' cliche

Game bridge construction