Bermuda Demo

Bermuda is a combination of a visual novel and a simplistic puzzle game developed and published by a company named InvertMouse.

Bermuda is yet another visual novel, and it looks like it’s a booming business, if we take a look at just how many of this game are out right now. There’s no stopping them and the people who write and make these games have found a niche that seems to be helping them get a lot of money.

The only problem is that most of this novels are actually pretty bad, and if you were to read such a novel on paper, you would probably use that book to light a fire the in cold nights of winter. Not everyone is cut out to be a writer, but visual novels offer a little bit more implication from the reader and they have much better traction to the public, despite being just bad literature.

The story of the Bermuda game is pretty weird, but despite the nice drawings, it’s not really something new. Edward and a couple of his friends are on holiday, and they are kidnapped by some unknown people or aliens aboard a submarine. They talk about themselves as if they are an underwater civilization much more advanced then the humans at the surface.

In any case, the people are abducted, and they are experimented on. When they try to return the tree friends to the surface, their technology breaks and they send only one. The other two become trapped, and thus the story begins.

There are a couple of different things about Bermuda, as a visual novel. First of all, all the dialogues are voice, which is a nice change of pace. Also, the stories are punctuated by a few minigames, which some sort of puzzles. They are not too difficult, so they won’t bother players too much.

On the other hand, the voice over seems to be have been recorded in really poor conditions, and some of the actors are really bad at their job. It a mediocre visual novel with a couple of interesting gameplay gimmicks.