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NICE RUN
That round is in the books. Ready for another Bridge Rescue run?
Typical run 3–8 min · progress stays in this browser
Draw Rescue2–7 min · Draw one energy shield and protect a little dog from twelve sequences of falling, rolling, and rising hazards.→
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Drawing and driving remain visually distinct without an extra confirmation step. Hold START, draw to GOAL, then release a valid line to send the car immediately. The road budget prevents scribbling an unlimited safety net, but the support collision is forgiving enough that a clearly connected bridge works without demanding pixel-perfect drafting.
A failed road tells a compact story: it was too low for a hazard, too steep for a clean transition, or simply did not reach the far side. Restarting returns immediately to drawing, so each attempt becomes a small engineering revision rather than a long reset. The daily challenge uses the same rules but makes road length the score, giving experienced players a reason to refine an already safe solution.
Bridge Rescue is an instant draw-and-drive physics puzzle for your browser. Sketch one length-limited road across a canyon, release it, and watch the rescue car commit to the route using the same deterministic physics every attempt. Sixty levels introduce larger gaps, moving supports, spikes, and TNT, while shortest-road stars reward a clean construction instead of forcing a single exact drawing.
Hold the glowing START anchor and draw one continuous road to GOAL. Release a valid line at GOAL to start the car automatically. Use Clear to redraw or Guide to replay the first-run gesture.
Connect both glowing anchors so the car can commit immediately on release. Higher arcs cost more road length but can clear hazards that punish a low shortcut. The star rating rewards shorter successful roads, so optimize only after you can cross safely.
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