In late 2000, developer Alex Austin took an advanced physics engine he’d originally built for a vehicle combat game and repurposed it into a 15-level puzzle demo called . The goal was simple: build a bridge within a budget that could support a crossing train. The game became an overnight sensation, forcing Austin to take down the site because his server couldn't handle the massive bandwidth demand from thousands of downloads. 2. Legal Troubles and the Birth of "Pontifex" (2001)
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