#500 The Bunker
Genres/Tags: Interactive movie, 2D, HorrorCompanies: Splendy Interactive, Wales Interactive, Green Man LoadedLanguage: ENGOriginal Size: 9.9 GBRepack Size: 4.7/4.8 GB [Selective Download]
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Repack Features
Based on The.Bunker-CODEX ISO release: codex-the.bunker.iso (10,653,859,840 bytes)
100% Lossless & MD5 Perfect: all files are identical to originals after installation
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
You can install either x86 (32-bits) or x64 (64-bits) version at your choice
Selective Download feature: you can skip downloading and installing of bonus OST
Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 9.9 to 4.7/4.8 GB)
Installation takes 2-3 minutes
After-install integrity check so you could make sure that everything installed properly
HDD space after installation: 5 GB
Game Description
Video Games Just Got Real
As the last remaining survivor in a nuclear bunker, John’s daily routine is the one thing that keeps him sane. But when an alarm goes off, his mind starts to self destruct. He has to venture into long forgotten areas, recovering long repressed memories and unlocking the dark secrets of The Bunker.
The Bunker is a completely live action experience with zero computer generated effects, filmed on location in a decommissioned government nuclear bunker with a plot crafted by writers and designers behind titles like The Witcher, SOMA and Broken Sword, and incredible cast including Adam Brown (The Hobbit) and Sarah Greene (Penny Dreadful, Assassin’s Creed 3).
Game Features
An incredible cast, including Adam Brown (The Hobbit), Sarah Greene (Penny Dreadful), Grahame Fox (Game Of Thrones) and Jerome St. John Blake (Star Wars)
Totally live action – No CGI, no motion capture, shot on location in a genuine decommissioned nuclear bunker
A complex, twisting plot written by award-winning screenwriters and designers behind Broken Sword, The Witcher and SOMA
Hidden secrets, documents and recordings to explore the mystery further
Neo-retro soundtrack by composer Dom Shovelton