For starters, you need more fuel to keep it running.
There are passcodes to find and tools to recover.
Bandages, too, are required to stop the blood gushing from your dirt-encrusted fingers.
So creep about you must.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, you have just one goal, and that’s to GTFO.
Hang around too long trying to work it out and you’ll be lying there amongst them.
But sitting at the heart of Amnesia: The Bunker is a wickedly dark premise.
I think I only fired two shots throughout my entire playthrough.
It’s loud and it’s noisy, and often not worth the risk.
Consequently, the rules of old apply; hide, creep.
Frictional has absolutely nailed this.
What about using that handy bolt cutter on something other than chains?
The same options are also available for controllers.
you’ve got the option to adjust video distortion effects, the FOV, and framerate.
There are three difficulty options: Easy, Normal, and Hard.
That’s what makes The Bunker such a delight.
There are a few snags.
And where are the puzzles, Frictional?!
Those are small things though, really.
Tiny irritants rather than full-on misfires that leach all enjoyment out of the horror adventure.
I’d be interested to know what others make of the ending, too.
Even creeping around a wartime bunker with reminders of conflict everywhere, I forgot.