Some things are better left forgotten.
Discover the interactable Secrets of the Machine by exploring Gent's creation and solving the puzzles within. Lurking amongst the shadows are glimpses to the past, the present, and the future of the Dark Puddles. But stay alert, this realm changes often...
First playthrough review time.
Bendy: Secrets of the Machine feels like a small preview of what is coming next in the series. It is a short experience that mainly works as an introduction and gives players a small look at the direction of the upcoming title.
Even though it is a short release, there is still a story being presented. The whole experience...
So I mean, it's a playable teaser to what is in store from the devs moving forward. It's functional. I would certainly not have spent money on this, fortunately it is free. So I really can't complain.
Play for an hour, then wishlist The Cage.
P.T. for Bendy fans. Offers very little to do, plays more like a haunted house type walking simulator, sets up the story for the next game in the series. Might be interesting for the fans but I don't think it can be used as an entry point for newcomers, so I can't recommend doing that just because it's free.
I think updates they relased and the changes...
Despite the fact that I am a HUGE Bendy lover, even though this game is completely free. I wouldn't waste your time. I found the game very hard and confusing. It does not match the other games for me. Even Boris and the dark survival was better than this (Before Bendy: Lone wolf). I especially do not like it when it basically has impossible to achieve...
I thought Secrets of the Machine was just going to be another small experience that I'd play for a few minutes and forget about.
I was wrong.
At first, it doesn't seem like much. There's no massive world, no complicated gameplay, and no obvious objective telling you exactly what you're supposed to do. But that's part of what makes it so interesting.
The...
