Bendy and the Ink Machine is a first-person horror game where you have to solve puzzles and escape the nightmare that you somehow got tangled into. As per the official description, Bendy and the Ink Machine is a combination of puzzle, survival, and horror themes. It comes with a thrilling storyline that will keep you guessing about what will happen next, what you will find out, and what secrets you will come across as you play. For an overview, Bendy and the Ink Machine is available for Android, iOS, Switch, PS4, Steam, and Xbox. It is developed by Kindly Beast. This is not exactly family-friendly because of the theme. However, this is a fun game to play alone or with friends. Moreover, the game is rated 12+, which means that this will suit early teens and above. There is a bit of graphic violence involved somewhere in the game, but you can rest assured that it won't have gory scenes or anything that will promote anything inappropriate for children. In the game, you will be playing as Henry, a lead animator at a famous cartoon-producing company, Joey Studios. One of the most famous franchises of Joey Studios is the character of Bendy. Now, the story officially starts when you, or Henry, receive a mail from Joey Drew telling him to come back to the cartoon workshop. The problem is that you cut your ties with the cartoon workshop years ago. You wonder why you get an invitation, especially considering the dark past that you have with Joey Studios. The nightmare begins once you arrive at the workshop. You're confused as to where the invitation comes from as soon as you see the abandoned workshop. Soon enough, you notice that there is something wrong with the surroundings. There's a lingering feeling that something is watching you and waiting for you to make a certain move. An ink machine that Henry discovered in the basement is another thing you have to worry about because of the supposed "demonic" qualities that it possesses after being used for occult practices. What made this game better is its realistic gameplay. Since it works in a first-person game, you're basically playing as Henry from his perspective. You see what he sees, and you hear whatever he hears. The dialogs that you will be able to read will also let you in on a lot about his character. Over time, you'll find it easy to deduce his personality, what happened in the past, and what kind of future he will have after his workshop. The game doesn't have any form of currency. This means that you don't have to do certain things to get coins or experience points, nor will you need them to advance to certain levels. The only thing that you have to do here is to work your way around the puzzles and riddles that you will see in the game. So, do you try to escape? Or do you need to prioritize finding out the secrets behind the mysterious invitation first? Either way, you should expect that the gameplay will be covered by an intensely creepy feeling.