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About This Game Buried is a playable, interactive story told through stunning photos, a haunting soundscape, and gripping text. You play the role of Roger Hastings, a logger working the forests with his crew. When he awakens to find his friends missing and no memory of what's happened, he begins searching, uncovering something that should have stayed hidden...Make choices that affect the plot: how to approach danger, who to trust, and who lives or dies.No waiting or pauses - play straight through or at your own pace through 5 intense chapters.What's beneath the surface? Where is your crew? And what will your decisions reveal about you? 7aa9394dea Title: Buried: An Interactive StoryGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Bromoco GamesPublisher:Bromoco GamesRelease Date: 21 Jan, 2016 Buried: An Interactive Story Activation Code [hacked] buried an interactive story. buried an interactive story walkthrough. buried an interactive story wiki. buried an interactive story wiki. buried an interactive story choices. buried interactive story apk. buried an interactive story endings. buried interactive story apk. games like buried an interactive story. buried an interactive story. buried an interactive story endings. buried an interactive story choices. games like buried an interactive story. buried an interactive story walkthrough It is a 2 1/2 long story with horror/sci fi themes. You get very nice pictures of the locations to set the atmosphere and you read along with the text. Often you have to choose between to options, some resulting in a change to the story, though I dont know how drastic it is. The ambient soundtrack and haunting pictures draw the story together in a nice way so I recommend. It has been more than 1 year since I played this game, i just realized that i need to post a comment for this game.Developing a text based adventure game has been one of my dreams and this game triggered that ambition in me. I owe this game that. Now i know what to do.Cheers.. I really enjoyed the game overall but I was suprised that the game didn't have achievements. I'm a big fan of choice-based games, so it wasn't a suprise that I found Buried a very enjoyable, although short expierence.Buried puts you in the shoes of Roger Hastings, a lumber worker who wakes up in the middle of his destroyed forest work site with no memory of what happened. As he moves though an underground bunker whose entrance is exposed when Roger wakes up, he begins to realize that the incident was not just a simple vehicle accident, but something far more supernatural, and horrifying, then he could've ever imagined.The core gameplay of Buried is simple- text is read to you on your screen describing the story, and when you come to a fork in the road, you're givien two choices on what to say or do. Unlike Telltale games, these choices are not timed, allowing you to think each decision through. Unfortunaltly, very little of the choices in Buried really affect the plot long-term. Most of them are just simple dialogue options that only show how your Roger views the current situation. There were some choices that had potential to really affect characters, but they don't have any emotional effect on said characters for more than 30 seconds. You tell a character his best friend died, he takes in the news, mopes for a few seconds, and by the time the scene's over, both characters have forgotten about it and never bring it up again. The first 4 episodes really only have 1 or 2 major decisions throughout their 30-40 minute runtimes. It isn't until the final episode that the game really steps up and gives you some really big and impactful choices that really affect the plot.Storywise, Buried tells a pretty intresting story. The game does take the cliche "government experiment gone horribly wrong"path for its main plot, but it explores a different side of this plot that isn't commonly seen. Instead of focusing on stopping the thing that went horribly wrong, this is a story about witnesses to the event, and about them trying to comprehend what in the hell just happened, and trying to hold on to any hope of survival, no matter what form. As Roger and the few survivors he finds make their way through the bunker, there was this big sense of unpredictability and unknown threat as you slowly begin to see what horrific things the creatures can do, and when you do reach the encounters with the creatures, they're so unpredictable that every encounter feels different, and it's really engaging to see Roger and crew desperately try to both comprehend these things, and fight them off at the same time. The encounters with the creatures are truly the highlight of each episode. Bromoco Games also nails the pacing of this series, smoothly weaving between character moments, plot revalations, and action sequences, all adding up to a well-paced adventure. And by the time you get to the final episode, well, let's just say the supernatural parts of the game completely take over, leading to some of the best moments in the game. While the soundtrack and visual pictures in the background aren't anything special, they're a good fit for the environments described, and really do add to the overall experienceFinal Verdict:Pros:-Powerful, character focused story-Soundtrack and visuals fit the mood nicely-Action-packed final episode-Great pacing throughout all five episodes-Unpredictability of the creatures make the encounters with them truly memorableCons:-Not many game changing choices-Painfully short runtime-Occasionally nonsensical character behavior-Little variety in endings leads to little to no replay valueDespite a shortage of impactful decisions, short runtime, and almost no replay value, Buried's powerful story and unpredictability, especially in its final episode, makes it really worth looking past it's issues.Score: 7.5. I purchased this because I love interactive story games. When I got into the "game" I realized it was literally a book. So instead of judging a book by its cover, I began reading. The story became very interesting and I wanted to read more. The concept of the reader and the characters having vague clues on what is going on, just aroused my curiosity. After Chapter 1 I was so enthralled in the story and I couldn't stop reading. The story may only be 5 Chapters long and have a very weird ending, however, it's just incredible! I'm not saying the ending was terrible, the ending was actually quite of a cliffhanger but left on a good note and I genuinely liked it. It opened up the possibility that top secret agencies are actually researching these kinds of things and makes me wonder. Now I might be getting too ahead of myself but, nonetheless, it was a great concept and I loved this story. For $3, I don't think you can find a better book. Great job guys!