Help Jerry Reach the Cheese
Tom and Jerry: Rig-A-Bridge is a puzzle game where Jerry has another plan to sneak around the kitchen while Tom is nearby. Delicious pieces of cheese are waiting in places Jerry cannot reach on his own. Large gaps between tables, shelves, counters, and other kitchen surfaces block the way.
The player needs to build bridges that let Jerry cross those spaces safely.
This is not a normal Tom and Jerry chase game. Jerry does not spend the whole adventure running away at top speed. Most of the challenge happens before he starts walking. The player studies the gap, looks at the available building materials, and creates a structure strong enough to support the little mouse.
There are 25 levels, with the bridge designs becoming more demanding as the game continues.
Build With Tiny Household Objects
Jerry is small, so ordinary household objects become useful construction materials.
Players can work with items such as matchsticks, paperclips, yarn, and corks. Each material has a different purpose.
Matchsticks and paperclips can form parts of the path. Yarn can help support sections of a bridge from above. Cork pieces can provide useful support points for a structure.
The mouse handles the building.
The player starts from an anchor point and drags a material toward another position. New connection points can then provide places for more pieces.
This allows simple bridges to grow into larger structures.
Do Not Stretch the Materials Too Far
Every building piece has a limit.
A bridge part turns red when it has been stretched farther than it can safely reach. Leaving an overstretched piece in the design can make the construction unstable.
The player can remove a bad section with the eraser tool and try a shorter connection.
This makes Tom and Jerry: Rig-A-Bridge more than a drawing game. The bridge needs enough support to carry Jerry’s weight.
A path that looks complete can still fail once the physics test begins.
Test the Bridge Before Jerry Walks
After finishing a design, the player can use the test button.
Testing lets the structure react before Jerry risks crossing it. Weak sections may bend or collapse, showing exactly where more support is needed.
Once the bridge appears safe, Jerry can start walking.
This is the important moment. A successful structure carries him across the gap and toward the cheese. A weak bridge can collapse underneath him.
Falling makes enough trouble to wake Tom, which is exactly what Jerry wants to avoid.
Collect More Cheese for a Better Result
Cheese pieces appear around the stages and give players an extra reason to build carefully.
The easiest bridge may reach the other side without passing every piece of cheese. A better design can create a route that lets Jerry collect more along the way.
This gives players a choice between simply solving the level and trying to build a more complete route.
Tom and Jerry: Rig-A-Bridge turns the familiar cat-and-mouse rivalry into a construction puzzle. Instead of helping Jerry outrun Tom, players use logic and simple physics to keep him safely above the kitchen floor.
Every level asks the same important question in a new way: can you build a bridge strong enough for Jerry to cross without waking Tom?