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About This Game A camp trip goes wrong for Edward and his friends as they are abducted into an alien submarine. They now await to hear if they will be allowed home, or be executed inside this ship. Edward wants to trust the aliens will make the right choice, but as the decision looms, doubt begins to whisper in his mind. Bermuda is a visual novel mixed with open ended stealth puzzles. The game is fully voiced, featuring the talent of veteran actors such as Cristina Vee (Madoka Magica), Kira Buckland (Blue Exorcist) and Kyle Hebert (Dragonball). Xanthe Huynh and Skyler Davenport from Unhack also make a return, as well as voice actor Miguel Moran. For players who prefer to read the story like a traditional novel, each character's voice can be toggled individually. Running at around an hour in length, Bermuda aims to be a succinct story that players can enjoy around their busy schedules. Each episode features bonus conversations, giving players a chance to know the cast better. Illustrations: Alastair Sew Hoy Music: Matt Hamm A demo version of Bermuda is available! Please consider checking it out first to ensure the game runs well on your machine. Thank you! I hope you will find the experience valuable. 7aa9394dea Title: BermudaGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:InvertMousePublisher:InvertMouseRelease Date: 17 Mar, 2015 Bermuda Ativador Download [Torrent] Bermuda is a game for 3$ lasts about hour and half. It's really nicely put together game that's fully voiced with somewhat stealth sections in middle of each dialogue. The stealth part can be random at times but really easy. I really enjoy my time with the game and would reccomend it to anyone. This is a reasonable VN. Worth the low cost.It's linear and there are no choices, but it's an alright story.I would have liked to see it expanded into a larger game.. While its definitely shorter than I expected it to be, it does have a decent storyline and interesting gameplay. I've seen Visual Novels include elements of strategy games (IE: Sunrider, War Of The Human Tanks, etc.) but including gameplay dealing with stealth and sneaking past enemies? That's something I'm totally unfamiliar with. Which is why I give this game a thumbs up.. Buy it for the story, not for the gameplay.Unlike InverMouse's previous major title, Unhack, Bermuda does not attempt to meld its gameplay and visual novel elements together. The entire gameplay consists of exactly one level. The goals and number of guards change, but this does little to make it less boring. It just felt like a tedious stopgap between story segments. The game would undoubtedly have benefited from a more traditional point-and-click or choose-your-own-adventure style to its storytelling.For being only a 3 dollar title, the story is surprisingly good. It had enough mystery to it to keep me interested, but never seemed like it was making an\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665pull when it threw in plot twists. My only gripe is that Eddie can't seem to go more than a few sentences without throwing in a reference to God, and I'm not saying that just because I'm not religious. Especially once Mukan started angrily declaring that she didn't believe in God, all I could do was roll my eyes. It struck me as trying to insert controversy where none was needed. Leave the battle of the religions to the\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665end of the internet where it belongs; I just want to enjoy a good story.Gripes aside, I still enjoyed the game. Despite being a weaker entry than Unhack, I would still recommend this to anyone who enjoys a good mystery. It's pretty cheap, and while the gameplay is boring, it's not difficult, nor should it take you but a couple minutes to run through.. Cute and short game. Good story with an heartwrenching ending. The minigames (stealth mini-missions) included in every scene are not bad. Great athmosphere, very good art. The aliens are interesting. There are too many mentions of God\/Christ\/Church for my own taste (this is several times per scene, and scenes are short; I don't believe in God, but they obviously do, good for them).Considering the small price and the short time it takes to complete the story (about 2 hours?), I'd definitely advise you to play it: If that intrigues you, just see for yourself, I expect you'll like it. This is a good visual novel in my book (or rather a good "visual short story" in that case).. A very quick VN type game that doesn't overstay it's story's welcome.. too much story and little game play. I liked Unhack so I was eager to try this title too. Bermuda uses same formula, visual novel mixed with minigames. Stealth puzzles are not hard, which I think is great. They are a fine addition to usual VN reading (or listening - all dialogues are voiced) experience, but do not frustrate players who simply want to enjoy the story. Characters are well developed although the story sometimes felt a bit rushed. Again I liked the art design. I'm not sure if I can pinpoint why I like Bermuda's graphics so much, but the clean design with minimalistic color palette and heavy use of blue together with black backgrounds is somehow just so relaxing to watch. Even if Bermuda is a short VN, it takes about an hour and a half to see the ending, it is more than worth your money. I can easily recommend it and can't wait to see what will InvertMouse bring next.. A very short VN, but worth paying the full price in my honest opinion. I love InvertMouse games, and Bermuda is no exception. I found the story rather interesting, the art style is good (the only thing that bothered me was the lack of different facial expressions, but that\u2019s a pet peeve of mine)\u2026 BGM was really good, it fits the story nicely. I also enjoyed the mini games.But here\u2019s the only flaw on this game: the VA. I\u2019m sorry, but it was awful. Sounded like everyone was just reading the script and that\u2019s it\u20265\/10. A good quick experience overall! I also think it would be awesome to have a DLC of the soundtrack. =)