Buried is a title in which users find themselves locked in a coffin and faced with the disturbing reality of being buried alive. The idea is simple, but beautiful: you need to have time to escape before oxygen becomes a scarce commodity. Armed with a phone, a lighter and an analytical mind, users make their way through a web of puzzles, uncovering secrets that could secure their freedom. Buried's immersive nature is both its strength and its problem. The game requires quick thinking and an eye for detail as gamers search the claustrophobic coffin for crucial clues.

Interaction with various objects becomes a lifeline, and the use of the telephone plays a key role, being a means of communication and information search. However, the stakes are high, and each choice drains vital resources: battery power, lighter fluid, and precious oxygen that stands between survival and ominous doom. The intensity of the story is not only about fighting against time, but also about managing stress levels. When a gamer is faced with the constant threat of impending doom, maintaining composure becomes a delicate balance. By giving in to panic, the player may hyperventilate, which will further reduce the chances of rescue. The video game does a great job of creating tension and urgency by offering a unique combination of puzzle solving and psychological challenges.