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Evil Nun
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Getting Started

  • Explore nearby rooms and identify an escape obstacle to work on.
  • Search for the clues and objects needed to address that obstacle.

Practical Tips

  • Remember the location of an unfinished puzzle so new discoveries have somewhere to fit.
  • Separate learning the school layout from attempting a fast escape.

Horror Escape Games

Evil Nun

Evil Nun is Keplerians' school-escape horror game, known as Evil Nun: Horror at School.

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Horror Escape Games
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About Evil Nun

Evil Nun is Keplerians' school-escape horror game, known as Evil Nun: Horror at School. A summer-camp invitation leads to captivity inside Eagle's Junior High School, where Sister Madeline blocks your path to freedom. Exploration and puzzles lead toward multiple escape routes. The school's rooms matter as connected parts of an escape plan: discovering something useful is only progress when you understand where it belongs and can reach that place safely.

How to Play Evil Nun

Getting Started

  1. Explore nearby rooms and identify an escape obstacle to work on.
  2. Search for the clues and objects needed to address that obstacle.
  3. Make progress while avoiding Sister Madeline, then investigate the next part of the route.

Practical tips

  • Remember the location of an unfinished puzzle so new discoveries have somewhere to fit.
  • Separate learning the school layout from attempting a fast escape.

Frequently asked question

Is there only one way out of the school?

There are several escape routes. Start with one route's requirements so you can give your search a clear objective.