Player reviews say you can…

• …build a bridge that makes a car do a full loop-de-loop on your own structure.
• …build spring-powered bridges that bounce cars across gaps.
• …use hydraulics and split joints to turn a bridge into a moving machine, then watch it fold, lift, and reposition itself to carry a vehicle over multiple spans.

Player reviews say you can…

• …Build Portal Bridges
• …Launch Vehicle Convoys
• …Redirect Cars With Portals

Player reviews say you can…

• …build a multi-step machine to punch an Egyptian statue in the face.
• …shoot a kettle off a clumsycorn's head with a high-precision crossbow.
• …create your own levels and modules, then fill the board with bombs and blast robots off-screen.

Player reviews say you can…

• …Guide Balls to Stars
• …Build Gravity Contraptions
• …Solve One-Shape Challenges

Player reviews say you can…

• …rewind just one goo-ball placement so a collapse becomes a tiny correction instead of restarting the whole level.
• …drag squirming goo balls into place to build wobbling bridges, towers, zeppelins, and giant tongues that fight gravity on the way to a pipe.
• …enter late levels where the rules flip: fire spreads, red liquid infects goo, gravity can run in rings, and square structures can be moved freely.

Player reviews say you can…

• …attach balloons to a cockpit, hit takeoff, and float away so fast you can't even edit or swap your aircraft anymore.
• …fly an impossible-looking build, like an anatomically correct flying rooster with no wings, and still have it fly perfectly if it's balanced right.
• …build VTOLs, cargo helicopters, quadcopters, and other flying machines that don't behave like normal planes.

Player reviews say you can…

• …use water-powered pulleys to release balloons that trip lasers, fire rayguns, and drop a wrecking ball on a tiny house.
• …build contraptions together online with up to 8 players in the Maker Lab.
• …record your contraption and publish it straight to YouTube or the Steam Workshop from inside the game.