Down in Bermuda
Explore • Uncover • Escape
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Game description
Android App Analysis and Review: Down in Bermuda, Developed by Yak & Co. Listed in Puzzle Category. Current Version Is 1.7.9, Updated On 08/10/2025 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Down in Bermuda. Achieved Over 113 thousand Installs. Down in Bermuda Currently Has 4 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.6 Stars
An unnatural storm leaves an adventurous aviator stranded for decades within the infamous Bermuda. Overcome creatures of the deep and unravel the islands secrets in search for a way back home.Down in Bermuda is a quirky adventure filled with puzzles to solve and mysteries to uncover. Our adventurous aviator Milton finds himself trapped in a time bubble deep inside the Bermuda and needs your help to escape.
Crack codes, solve puzzles, collect magic orbs and escape each of the six unique islands, each one leading to the next on a quest for a way back home.
From the studio who brought you the suave secret agent adventure Agent A: A puzzle in disguise.
What's New
Minor bug fixes.
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Recent Comments
Josh Gavroy
This isn't a puzzle game, it's more of a search and find with some tedious minigames. I got to the last island and it seems like I had a glitch where I collected one of the stars without it counting. I have 1 star missing and there are no more stars on the map, so can't complete the game unfortunately.
Georg Braun
In order to turn the camera, which is one of the most essential things to do in this game, you have to drag two fingers across the screen. Except: it doesn't work at all, it just zooms in and out for me, it is virtually impossible to turn the camera 180⁰ for me. Horrendous decision to make such a simple thing so complicated, literally made the game unplayable for me
Doe Ray Me
No real puzzles (on purpose), but a cute quick clicking game overall. Some of my minor problems were 1)In the secret base island, third tower is impossible to rotate with mobile controls. I had to look up walkthroughs to skip the third tower. 2)In the same chapter, the four dials of symbols got completed when I knew I didn't have all of the dials correct yet. Two of them were wrong. 3)In the seesaw chain in lava island, some of the angles should be opposite and feels so wrong physically.
Karan Khanna
I loved the game and all the puzzles it had to offer. Some got me stumped, but i was able to solve them all. It definitely is a different game from Agent A and short too, still i had a good time with it. The logic of the puzzles felt right to me. The hints for the puzzles are available in the environment, and all you have to do is to keep a keen eye.
Chin Liang Ng
An intuitive puzzle game. It has a good flow, which gives it an enjoyable experience. My only complaint is that I was unable to set the graphics higher, as it seemed a little bit too blurry and poly edges were not very smooth to the point where straight edges were jagged/tearing.
Tina Policińska
The cutest game! I'm so happy I found Down in Bermuda. The game is very relaxing, not too challenging and it kept me hooked until the end. Each island has different, interesting mechanics, the story is cute and you also have to interact with the environment to find new puzzles and stars which I love. Some puzzles are really creative (the way they keep changing and new blocks appear reminds me a little of Monument valley, but this game is way more engaging). Can't recommend it enough.
Achim Kopatz
A stunning little game, each level with new challenges. In each level, you have to discover a number if stars that are hidden on an island. As you do that, you come across all sorts if creatures, buttons, handles, chests and trapdoors - the mini-puzzles in this game are fun, non-repetitive and very satisfying to solve. Worth every cent.
William Opyoke
Good, but felt tedious. I like the concept, art, story, and puzzles. What I didn't like was feeling like I had to use a fine tooth comb on the levels to find all the secret bits. This also felt short, and the reward for finding all the treasures didn't feel rewarding. Don't get me wrong, this is a good game, but not sure its worth its current price tag.