Dead In Bermuda For Mac

Dead In Bermuda begins, as so many other adventures do, with an unexpected tragedy: the plane carrying our reluctant heroes crashes on an unknown island, and only eight people manage to survive the event.

Once the characters reach a suitable campsite, you will learn that things are even more difficult than they first seemed. While the most pressing matters in a survival situation would normally be finding shelter, water and food, all of these can do little to help if the ragtag team of survivors can’t agree on anything.

The characters are very diverse, which leads to some interesting interactions between them. You never know if two of them will find some common ground and hit it off, or disagree on everything and be at odds for the rest of the game.

But, of course, this is where you come along. It is your job to figure out which roles each of them is best suited for and try to develop relationships that will have them working together in harmony.

For the most part, the most important aspect of the game is managing character assignments and making sure each of them is always in good shape. Among the things you should avoid are fatigue, depression, hunger, sickness and injuries.

You will need to scavenge for supplies, craft items that can help your characters survive, perform research and explore the rest of the island.

Each character has a set of skills that can improve over the course of the game, and you can also assign new ones yourself whenever they reach a new level.

Because various elements are randomized whenever a new game is started, it does provide a decent level or replayability, although the core experience will always be fairly similar.

Overall, Dead In Bermuda is a fun survival management game that manages to thread the fine line between complexity and accessibility. It has a pleasant visual style and can be replayed multiple times without becoming tedious.