Bunker: The Underground Game Emerges on the Surface
If you want an ultra-retro, action-packed point-and-click adventure, you need look no further
According to indie developer Nightly Studios (which consists of only one person named Tony Sundell), Bunker: The Underground Game is an episodic game that has just one episode; is free to play after you’ve purchased it; is full of microtransactions, which isn’t true; and features pointing and clicking (at last, something that is true). The game is being published by 2-tainment.
Assume the role of hipster Otto Thompson, who finds himself in a strange Russian top-secret bunker. You’ll be trying to escape by solving puzzles and mini-games.
Bunker features a LucasArts visual style, plenty of humor, 33 real achievements (Easter Eggs) and 2-4 hours of gameplay. It will be offered in both English and German.
The game will initially be released on Windows, with Mac and Linux to follow. Release dates are TBD.
