"The Bunker" protagonist John explores the deeper part of the bunker that he lives in. (Photo : YouTube/Wales Interactive)
Live-action video game "The Bunker" is out now on PC, PlayStation 4, and the Xbox One. It also stars some of the best actors on TV shows and movies.
Independent UK game studio Wales Interactive has launched their latest video game is now available on different platforms, according to Steam's official website. It will be available for $19.99 on Steam with 10 percent discount on purchase. The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 platforms get 20 percent off when players purchase it.
The video game is a completely live action one and it stars great stars from different shows and movies. Adam Brown from "The Hobbit" and Sarah Greene from "Penny Dreadful" are just some of the actors.
The game was developed by Splendy Games and Wales Interactive. It was published recently by Green Man Gaming on the PC and Wales Interactive on the console.
The story was created by the writer and designers behind some of the great video games launched recently like "The Witcher" and "SOMA," according to Wales Interactive's official website. The video game tells the story of John, the last survivor living in a government bunker 30 years after an incident.
In this story, England has been wiped out by a nuclear attack. The blast destroyed everything above ground. Over the years, everyone else has died, and their dead bodies are being stored and locked away in the cold storage room.
The only thing that makes John sane is his daily routine. When an alarm is triggered, he starts to panic badly. He must journey deeper and deeper into the bunker to discover long forgotten zones to reveal the terrible secret of the bunker.
The bunker has many secrets and John must find out about his memories that he has suppressed. He needs to overcome these obstacles in order to survive the horrors deep underground.
Players will have to explore and find clues on their journey for their escape from the Bunker. They need to move fast and make quick decisions, which might cost their lives if they make a mistake.
They can fully roam around the live action world. They can look around, open doors, collect items, and unlock secret areas. The best part of this video game is that everything the players see is real.
Check out the video game's gameplay trailer video below:
