survive the pit bull named princess

The great war. You saved your friend, you got blown up and woke up some time later with some horrible amnesia. Everyone's dead and you're trapped in this bunker. But you're not alone...

Pros:
- Semi-random generation (The map remains the same but codes and lockers on higher difficulties are randomised, as well as loot spawns)
- Spooky monster (Higher difficulties makes him more entertaining, as he's unrelenting. Even your weapon can't save you)
- The gun (It's clunky to use, by design. Making you panic if you wish to fire it. It also serves as a tool! So do you shoot the beast or do you shoot a lock or fuel to start a fire?)
- The generator (Gotta keep moving, because you're on the clock! Keep her fueled because you don't want to be caught when the lights go out. Remember: IT can see you, but you can't see IT)
- As always with Frictional Games, the ambience is on point. It really enhances the horror.
- Fun bad things to face (All with multiple ways to deal with them)

Cons
- The ending feels a little mediocre. I won't spoil it here but I feel as though more could have been done. I do like how even here there is random generation but it is a bit of a bittersweet conclusion after all that effort.
- The most fun parts are locked behind a "new game +" feature. By this I mean the parts of the game that actually make it more challenging than just running around, shooting the monster if need be and then running some more.
- You can finish the entire game in about 20 minutes if you know what you're doing.

You're in your safe room, enjoying a moment of peace. The generator sits idle. You reckon you've got just enough for one more run, will you make it? You click the lock open on your door, and press onwards through the labyrinth. The game of cat and mouse resumes once more...

I tried Machine for Pigs in the past but did not like it. But The Bunker..man. If you want to feel like you have to survive, at least for your pants' sake, you should try it. This is the type of game you should go in blind. All that I have to say is that The Bunker is a lot more than it appears.