$12.74 (−15%)Complete Horror
You wake with no memory in a dark, abandoned subway where the staff still wander and worse things wait below. Explore linked tunnels, solve environmental puzzles, and ration bullets against zombies and mutants while your sanity slips. Worth playing for its tense mix of survival, combat, and slow-burn mystery.
Is Complete Horror worth it?
Complete Horror is worth it if…
- you like tense subway exploration with puzzles and survival combat
- you like piecing together story from documents and surroundings
- you like third-person action with outfits, guns, and finishers
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A subway that wants you lost
You pick through an abandoned station of linked tunnels, offices, and bunkers, looking for key items and a way out while time and supplies run thin. Documents, set dressing, and small changes in the world fill in what happened, since nobody hands you the full story. Puzzles are built into each area and lead you deeper, but enemies and hazards can interrupt you mid-solution. You check a corridor, hear movement, and decide whether that locked door is worth the bullets.
Scarce bullets and showy finishers
You fight with guns, melee strikes, dodges, and execution moves, with fluid animations that make scraps feel cinematic. Ammunition and healing are scarce, so every fight is a choice between shooting, sneaking past, or running. Zombies shamble at you while mutated creatures behave differently and need different tactics, and you pick up new weapons and outfits as the danger grows. Customizing her look between fights adds a small, welcome breather before the dark closes in again.
What else should you know?
How does sanity work here?
Escape before your sanity collapses, so exploration has pressure on top of limited resources. Plan routes, grab what matters, and keep moving rather than clearing every room.
Can you craft ammo during a run?
Yes, but only handgun rounds, and enemies drop casings rather than powder, so crafting stays limited. Save bullets for tougher mutants and slip past packs of zombies when you can.
What kinds of enemies will you meet?
Both wandering zombie-like staff and special mutated creatures, each with its own behavior and weakness. Expect to switch between gunfire, melee, evasion, and executions depending on what corners you.
Do outfits do anything besides looks?
They are part of progression: you obtain new clothing alongside weapons as you reach more dangerous areas. Swapping outfits is a light, fun counterweight to the oppressive darkness around you.
