[Colonol Dekker]

Gawd help me i'm hooked on this neat little game on my smartphone. I've seen similar and played through them all. I just like the freedom (paying for the all you cn eat mode) of unlimited material and budget.

It's a physics based bridge simulator which appeals to the combat engineer in me. I get to crash trucks. Which appeals to the sciopath in me.

It's portable, which appeals to the skiver in me

Any other 'playah's' or similar reccomendations?

[Wobble73]

I've played X-Constructor for the Android phones, but you can only play upto level 7 without any in game purchases (i.e. you can get to level 7 without having to buy any more girders, but level 7 is impossible without purchasing more girders). You have to get trains across ravines by building bridges with the available girders.

[Colonol Dekker]

I know it well

[ssmit132]

I used to have a demo version of a similar type of game when I was younger - it was fun to create a crazy bridge and make the cars/trains do jumps, or see how far into the water they could go (on a submerged bridge) before they broke down.

[deathfun]

We had a train program of similar nature in our drafting class
All the computers had that little game/educational physics device. Of course, I spent most of my time not using it to it's actual purpose. Why would I?