Done. I agree it's good and technically their best game yet, although in terms of setting, I still find Penumbra and now possibly The Bunker most interesting. I think it's just that I really appreciate a relatable setting I could somehow imagine going to in real life; contemporary, or at least to too far into the past or future.

Amnesia is too far in the past and feels like fantasy. It being almost completely enclosed and started from within doesn't help; I like how, in Penumbra, you first approach your target in a ship, then walk in the nature to find the entrance to the mine. It just creates a point of reference and the "it's out there somewhere in the world, I'm going there now" feeling.

SOMA starts out "in the real world" but then you suddenly transport to wtf world. The new world is hard to relate to, what with it being all scifi. Doesn't help that it's a very jarring cut into it. Contrast with e.g. Doom 3, which gives you a little walk around and lets you chat with people so the scifi setting starts to feel a little more familiar and lived in; a little more real and relatable. For me that aids suspension of disbelief or something like that.

I have no idea how The Bunker is going to be, but at least the setting doesn't seem too far out there. I could sort of imagine going exploring some old WW1 bunkers (or similar but newer locales)..