WW2: Bunker Simulator

es bueno la idea de sobrevivir en un bunker pero el juego necesita muchos retoques o al menos un mod que arregle varios problemas como la cantidad de enemigos descomunal que aparece en el modo sin fin y otros aspectos

Кусок отвратительного кода сделанного на коленке за 3 дня. Не тратьте нервы и деньги на это подобие игры

Poorly made. not much fun to play

Une daube que j'ai eu le malheur d'acheter, tout est lourd, lent et chiant !

WW2: Bunker Simulator, developed by BEPLAYER and Art Games Studio S.A. and published by Art Games Studio S.A. and Gaming Factory, is an ambitious attempt to merge multiple genres into a single experience. Rather than focusing purely on frontline combat, it shifts the perspective to a more confined and arguably more stressful role—defending and maintaining a bunker during the Normandy campaign. The result is a hybrid of first-person shooting, survival management, and light simulation, where success depends not just on fighting skill but on how well you handle a constant stream of responsibilities under pressure. At the center of the experience is a gameplay loop that blends combat with routine survival tasks. Players must defend their position from incoming enemy forces using mounted weapons such as machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, and anti-tank cannons. These defensive sequences can create moments of tension, particularly when multiple threats converge at once. However, combat is only one part of the equation. Between attacks, players are responsible for maintaining the bunker and themselves—cooking food, managing limited supplies, treating injuries, and ensuring that basic needs like hunger and fatigue are addressed. This constant juggling of priorities is what gives the game its identity, creating a sense of pressure that extends beyond the battlefield. One of the more interesting systems is the inclusion of communication mechanics, such as requesting supply drops using Morse code. This adds a layer of immersion and reinforces the idea that you are operating in isolation, relying on limited tools to survive. Scavenging also plays a key role, as players must search fallen enemies and the surrounding environment for resources. These elements contribute to the overall feeling of scarcity, where every item has value and poor decisions can have lasting consequences. Despite these strengths, the execution of the game’s systems is uneven. Combat, while functional, lacks the responsiveness and polish expected from dedicated shooters. Weapon handling can feel stiff, and enemy AI behavior is inconsistent, sometimes failing to provide a meaningful challenge and other times behaving unpredictably. This inconsistency can break immersion, particularly during moments that are meant to feel intense or strategic. The survival mechanics, while conceptually strong, can also become repetitive over time. Tasks such as cooking, repairing, and managing supplies are performed frequently, and without significant variation, they begin to feel routine rather than engaging. The day-to-day structure of the game reinforces this repetition, as each cycle follows a similar pattern with only minor changes. While this can create a sense of realism, it also limits the game’s ability to maintain long-term interest. Visually, the game adopts a practical approach, focusing on functionality rather than detail. The bunker environment is appropriately confined and utilitarian, capturing the claustrophobic nature of the setting. However, the overall presentation lacks refinement, with basic textures and limited environmental variety. While there are moments where the atmosphere works—particularly during nighttime or quieter intervals—the technical limitations are noticeable and prevent the game from fully immersing the player. The pacing of WW2: Bunker Simulator is another aspect that may divide players. The combination of combat and maintenance tasks creates a rhythm that can feel immersive in short sessions, but extended play can highlight the repetitive nature of its systems. Without significant changes in objectives or mechanics, the experience can begin to feel predictable once the player becomes familiar with its structure. That said, the game’s ambition is clear. It attempts to portray a different side of wartime experience, focusing on the strain of holding a position rather than advancing through it. When its systems align, it can deliver moments that feel genuinely tense, where managing limited resources and responding to sudden threats creates a sense of urgency. These moments highlight what the game is trying to achieve, even if it does not always succeed consistently. Ultimately, WW2: Bunker Simulator is a game defined by its ideas more than its execution. It offers a unique blend of mechanics that set it apart from traditional shooters, but its lack of polish and repetitive structure prevent it from fully realizing its potential. For players interested in experimental gameplay or simulation-heavy experiences, it provides something different to explore. For those seeking a more refined or consistently engaging war game, it may feel uneven and limited over time. Rating: 7/10

傻逼玩意，射击手感依托，类模拟器，买了打野dlc之后 地图上确实有野味了，只不过动物在地图外面，有雷区做空气墙不让你过去，好不容易找到一只在家旁边的，他妈无敌的，子弹无法造成伤害，我打了肾上腺素都追不上，地图也是依托，地雷用铲子挖好后埋不了，火箭筒弹药极其稀有，三炮炸不坏一个坦克，唯一的反坦克炮还只能守半边，dlc的队友也是啥子，不会做饭 不会搬沙袋 不会拿东西，就两个作用：吃你大米和一个无限子弹的步哨。越往后卡死概率越高，你知道什么是最绝望的死法吗？我辛辛苦苦跑了半天去几个山头外拿物资，在跑个5 6分钟到家，然后花掉我所有的rpg炮弹去给敌军坦克放烟花 等它把我沙袋（消耗品）炸完 防空炮炸坏 最后自己傻不楞登的走到反坦克炮面前把它打死，然后快速清理坦克里从同一个位置逃出来的敌军，接着莫名其妙的砍个柴，最后在电报汇报的选奖励界面卡死（汇报完 睡觉自动存档），一天白干，这种小游戏41真不值，最多6块

great awesome game sometimes repetitive but then evens out also I think that this lovely game should keep the npcs but also add multiplayer and like a large ww2 map to survive in like dayz also fix the gun not making sounds and I would add a quicksave feature instead of just the bed also make the vehicles not just abruptly stop when shot at make them skid to a stop over all 5 star and add more door repair kits thats all thanks and great game yall keep it up!!!!!

its a good game and it has SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much potential, but i think the developer needs to get back to the game and make it better. I have both DLCs, and so far havent made it past day 6 in the normal game and day 4 in the orgins. its hard to deal with enemies at all hours of the day however, it's a great game and I wuold recommend it to others because it can be an even better game than it is now

Divertido no começo, mas muito complexo pra ter qualidade de vida.

Lowk fun but only for 10 hours of gameplay