The Bunker

Mindblowing slow burn. Adam Brown gives a compelling performance in an atmospheric (though anacronistic for assumedly budget reasons) FMV. No skill required, just buckle in for two nights of horror.

I enjoyed it so it's good.

Concrete swallows light Silence grows in sealed corridors Time forgets the world

I played this originally on the PSN, but now I've played it here too. Recommended despite its shortness. It plays about as you'd expect. A couple of choices about where to go, what door you go through. Ultimately not much choice really. Game is very linear, so if you miss a figurine pickup often it'll mean you have to start a new game to try for it again. There are two endings, but you can do all achievements in one game, via a quick reload after getting one ending. It's almost like a study on human behaviour. Almost all the worst aspects of humankind brought to bear. The twists gradually reveal themselves in the form of the MC's flashbacks. Choosing to stay is the right choice. Humanity doesn't deserve to survive.

WOW! did not expect this FMV to be this good. The production value is crazy. It's not really a game with multiple endings like the others it's more like a movie with point and click sections in between big story events to compensate. I really loved it, was really different and would not be agaisnt a full point and click adventure in FMV. I just loved the story, the main actor was pretty damn convincing, he went though some sh** bro, there's some pretty gruesome scenes especially the one where he needs to deal with an injury. The practical effects were so good I was a bit nauseated jesus. Listen I really don't understand the negative reviews here, It's in my top 5 from Wales even maybe top 3. Wait for a sale because it's 3 or 4 hours. 20$ is a bit heavy. It's like watching a great movie don't expect their signature story tree game it's different.

I enjoyed the story and acting of this one. They feed you bits of the story here and there with it clicked towards the end filling in that final puzzle piece. Definitely could've used a chapters selection or skip function and some of the clicking aspects were pretty tedious. Very heartbreaking and hit the emotional feels a bit too close. Would've loved to see a short "what happened after" but still overall fine at how it ended. (will now have to go and watch some pet videos to cheer myself up now)