You are a monster.
The humans have wiped out most of your species. Your life in the forest has been upended by their intrusiveness and their violence. But there is a bridge, one that leads into a nearby village. The bridge looks like a good place to live and to feast. Even monsters need to eat and with villagers constantly traveling from one side of the bridge to the other, the bridge is the perfect place for you to hunt.
This is a Twine game that tells the familiar story of the Troll Under The Bridge from the point of view of the troll. You have many reasons for not trusting human. You also need to eat. When the humans try to cross your bridge, will you allow them to pass or will you confront and maybe even eat them? The decision is yours but every decision comes with consequences,
I liked Under The Bridge. It was well-written and it featured memorable but non-intrusive visuals and audio that truly made you feel as if you were hiding underneath that bridge and waiting for the sounds of possible prey. There’s a number of different endings so this is a game that can be replayed several different times. Considering that so many Twine games seem to lead to the same ending regardless of the choices you make, I appreciated that your choices actually meant something in Under The Bridge.

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