HonestGamers Review // The Bunker
Gary Hartley Writes: While I’m not going to give anything but props to Adam Brown’s cringing, panicked performance, the real star of the show is the bunker itself. Draped in darkness and retro-obsoleteness, it sets the stage perfectly for the game’s cold-war-gone-bad aesthetic. The bunker’s basic control system has been manufactured by Commodore, reintroducing those old enough to remember the name to long-forgotten blocky green text on sheer black backgrounds. Nuclear war broke out in the eighties, so those who managed to squirrel away underground are stuck with the technological trappings of their time. In promoting this, the bunker itself is a fantastic resource.
