
You've been elected as the new Bunker Warden! Now you must take control over a group of fellow bunker residents and try to make them last until the surface becomes habitable.
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Languages: English*, Russian*, German*, Spanish - Spain**languages with full audio support
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Неплохо скрасит времяпровождение. Создавайте бункер, развивайтесь, развивайте население! Игра не даст просто расслабиться в некоторых ситуациях, но она затянет вас!
I've tried this game several times. Each time my bunker collapses because the AI are brain dead slackers. The micromanagement of your population count and jobs is also really just not enjoyable. Only way to really enjoy this mess is to turn off ageing in the sandbox mode.
As a lover of this kinda of genre I was sorely dissapointed in Life in Bunker, however nothing is wrong with the mechanics and actualy building part, though it doesn't have enough variety for my taste. All of my frustration at the game can be lain at the feet of the bunkers residents. They are finicky, idiotic slackers. Even when the future of the bunker and their race is at stake, they will happily slack off while suffocating because the generator is dead. Farmers outright refuse to actually farm, leading to food shortages and starvation, and god help you if your people suffer from disease because the medic just despises work. Could it have been a good game? Hell yeah, though a bit lacking, it's got a solid foundation, however the stupidity and slacker nature of the residents means they're a bigger threat than anything else. Until that issue is fixed, I cannot recommend this game, and I'm genuinely sorry for that. The residents are just too frustrating.
TLDR: Buy this game at 5$ or below not at its full price. Basically as many has said this IS a fun game and very interesting, however, the AI is dum and sometimes does things that they should not be doing. If you start building tiles one worked will start and then stop while another worker will run from the end of the map to finish it...or if you have one farmer and want it to farm food well good luck with that he can farm for a little bit and then just walk away as if every farmer you have has ADHD! Probably the sucky part is no updates for years so any issues that people have addressed could have been fixed and this would be a very great game hence why buting it at 15.99 is no no but if its below 5 dollars sure.
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I really wanted to like this game, but as I played it, the game felt a little like a shallow hole of what it could've been and with no real story I found it very boring so I couldn't even justify playing anymore for the story. All you have in terms of gameplay is Tutorial, a few scenarios and a sandbox mode. Beyond this, not much else to talk about. Your residents in the vault start out unassigned and you have to give them roles, however, you are severely limited because only certain people, via RNG, are able to do roles such as scientist (which does both research and medical), Worker (Who does mining, building, deconstruction stuff), Janitor (Meant for cleaning up rubble and such. Also cleaning up Molemen tunnels to stop more from spawning), Engineers (Who repair and maintain all of the buildings in your entire base), Farmer (Used to help grow food for those in the vault to eat), Chef (Cooking up meals, ready for whenever the dwellers need food.) and both the elderly and children are unable to take any jobs, often simply using up your resources until they die or, in case of the children, until they're adults and you assign them. Since there are no stats, it's a pain in the ass to get more residents, which you do via use of the incubator where you grow new children. You can spend research points to pick what their job is and get them ready for it, but that's still quite a wait and will ware you down. It's especially annoying the older ones can't do anything, considering my experience with Rimworld, not to mention the flexibility in jobs in the game too so you can always make up for shortages. Here, you can't. You just have to hope you remembered to give out enough correct jobs or you'll end up losing all your buildings by having no engineers, everyone starving to death because of no chef, unable to build anything or dig because of no workers, place gets extremely dirty because of no cleaners and no research or medical help with no scientists and, as I said, you have to wait for the kids to reach adulthood and unless you chose their skills with research points, it's up to RNG if they have any of the jobs you want. Beyond this, you can research everything and then your research points are next-to-worthless. When building a lift for the new floors, I was glad that you can go down to new levels, however, you cannot your power, oxygen or water from the upper floors to the lower floors, making it a pain in the ass as you have to now rebuild generators and such on the new floor too! I'm sad to say I was pretty disappointed in this game.
koks
Love this game. Been playing for years. Really wish the devs would come back to it. The AI can be a bit frustrating.
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