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2016PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified70 % positive14.79 €

An interactive live-action horror film shot in a real decommissioned nuclear bunker. You explore through point-and-click as a lonely survivor and slowly uncover a dark secret.

  • Post-apocalyptic setting
  • Dread and tension
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

The closest matches for The Bunker are Observation, Visage and Simulacra. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Bunker special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Visage

Dread and tension

A slow-burning first-person psychological horror game set in a shifting haunted house full of tragic stories. It relies on sustained dread, puzzles and sanity management rather than combat.

Simulacra

Dread and tension

You dig through a missing woman's smartphone, reading messages, using apps and watching videos, to piece together a creepy mystery. A short, story-driven horror experience told through found-footage-style screen interaction.

Simulacra 2

Dread and tension

You investigate an influencer's death using only her phone, digging through messages, videos and social media to uncover the truth. A creepy mystery thriller built around digital detective work and storytelling.

Emio: The Smiling Man - Famicom Detective Club

Dread and tension

A dark detective visual novel where you question witnesses, gather clues and hunt a mysterious killer with a smiling paper bag over his head. Tension comes from dialogue and a tightly told, eerie story.

Investigator

Post-apocalyptic setting

As a former private investigator, you wander from house to house through a world ravaged by extreme weather, scavenging for food and a place to sleep. Its oppressive mood and constant uncertainty are what make this indie horror stand out.

Simulacra: Pipe Dreams

Dread and tension

You follow Teddy as he desperately tries to escape the grip of a cursed video game. Through live-action scenes and an unusual interface, you piece together the horrors bit by bit.

Try to Fall Asleep

Dread and tension

You play John Herrin, whose brain damage from an accident means you can only piece together his past by falling asleep. Within his dreams, visions and hallucinations make every attempt to rest harder than it looks.

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