Bedlam is a neat game, if you grew up playing games like Quake and Medal of Honor, I guess.
It's an fps that takes you through a Quake-like, even aping capture the flag and domination multiplayer segments, a Medal of Honor-like, a Left 4 Dead-ish survival horror game, first person versions of Pac-Man and Galaga and what I guess is a Hexen/Enclave-like. It's pretty indie, meaning kinda amateur hour when it comes to sound design, voice overs (pretty thick Scottish-sounding brogue) and the gameplay is pretty basic. Bedlam never really apes the playstyles of the games it's taking you through, it feels like a pretty basic Quake-like shooter with some pretty brain dead A.I. That said it's kinda fun playing as a Gralak cyborg mowing down Nazi's with a mini-gun from the future or rocket jumping over hordes of zombies. The game is pretty basic but the spectacle of its mish-mashed themes sort of carried it for me thus far.
I've played it for roughly 2 hours and have nearly 70% of the achievements. I honestly don't mind it being short if it ends fairly soon. It's not going to overstay its welcome.