#Bridge constructor switch review series

You’ll find this attention to detail throughout the game, and veteran players will appreciate the many Easter egg references to past Portal games sprinkled throughout. The game’s writers flawlessly captured the wit and tone of GLaDOS, and McLain perfectly recreated the sound of her original recordings, down to the robotic cadence and personality quirks that make GLaDOS instantly recognizable. Your guide is none other than Ellen McLain, the voice of GLaDOS in Portal and its sequel, available on Steam.

#Bridge constructor switch review series

The objective of the game is to complete a series of test chambers – 60 in this case – by building platforms and frameworks to successfully transport a vehicle to an exit inside of the massive Aperture Science facility.įor players new to the concept, Bridge Constructor Portal does a great job of guiding you through the basics until you’re on your way. If you’ve played any of Headup Games’ other titles in the Bridge Constructor series, (or World of Goo for that matter) the concept of Bridge Constructor Portal will be immediately familiar. Bridge Constructor Portal launches tomorrow on iOS, and we’ve been testing it out to see if it can live up to its name. Now, GLaDOS is back – and on the iPhone, in a new title that combines the story and visuals of the Portal franchise with the physics and gameplay of the popular line of Bridge Constructor games. The one exception is if that voice belongs to GLaDOS, the sharp-witted, snide, and devilishly funny computer that provides background commentary for Portal and Portal 2, the hit puzzle games that became instant favorites of mine from the minute I picked them up. In most circumstances, I’d be repelled by a chilling, robotic voice mocking me from inside of my phone.