From all the horrors with guns, Amnesia: Bunker has one of the better implementations I've seen. The ammo is really limited and is also required for some puzzles, making the gunplay feel like a key element rather than something tacked on top. Still, despite the game being quite short I feel it overstayed its welcome a bit - it was long enough that by the end I didn't feel any anxiety connected to the monster's appearance, just annoyance. And this is not a good emotion for horrors to cause.

But overall, the good outweighed the bad and I enjoyed my time spent with the game overall.

The Evil Ass Rape Monster is not a chill guy.
I know because he evil ass raped me several times.
Will play it again, though.

As a huge fan of the Amnesia series, I have to say that this Amnesia disappointed me, for various reasons that I'll now list.
I'll start by saying that this Amnesia doesn't hold a candle to older games like The Dark Descent, but that's not the point. The game is great in the early gameplay, and will give you a bit of classic Amnesia anxiety. Later, as the game progresses, you'll find yourself rummaging everywhere, having to manage your inventory impeccably, and being careful about what you use as you progress, all topped off with those annoying rats. You'll reach a point in the game where the anxiety will be replaced by scuttling around to find items, like grenades, meat to chase away those damned rats, and then, as you progress, the "Beast" will no longer be an element of anxiety and fear, but rather something to chase away, a tick that will bother you, it will just bother you a lot... The developers write to use your brain, and if you think something is possible, maybe it really is, but that's not always the case. The items and the gameplay clash. There's a lot of confusion in this title...
That's the price you pay for creating a "mouse-chase" game. After a few hours of gameplay, you'll get used to it, and eventually it won't give you any anxiety. You'll reach a point where, to quickly and easily chase the beast away, you just shoot it. Because, at the end of the day, it's always the same... From Frictional Games, I would have expected a truly impressive Amnesia, like the older titles, Penumbra Requiem, Soma, Black Plague, and, above all, The Dark Descent... This "The Bunker" isn't an Amnesia title, but that doesn't surprise me at all. You already messed up with "Machine for Pigs," so with this one, you can keep the trophy...