Evil Nun: The Broken Mask (v1.671)

A ruined religious school turns a supposedly cheerful summer camp into a tense first-person escape nightmare. Trapped behind its decaying halls and locked classrooms, a group of children must survive Sister Madeline, a towering nun who patrols with a brutal hammer and no patience for disobedience. Evil Nun: The Broken Mask leans into cat-and-mouse horror rather than constant combat, mixing creepy sound design, exaggerated villainy, and the uneasy feeling that danger can emerge from any corridor. Its tone is more pulpy and accessible than relentlessly grim, but the school remains an effectively unsettling place to be lost in.

Escaping means searching rooms for tools, keys, clues, and components that open new routes through the building. Puzzles range from item-combination challenges and environmental switches to tasks that require careful timing while Madeline roams nearby, forcing players to decide whether to hide, distract her, or make a noisy dash for safety. Gumball shots and scattered traps offer limited ways to interrupt or redirect the nun, creating brief breathing room rather than turning the experience into an action shooter. Her AI can react to sounds, investigate your movements, and pressure repeat attempts differently, so learning the layout and keeping calm matters as much as solving each objective.

The strongest feature is the school itself: a dense, interconnected playground full of secret spaces, strange mechanisms, and multiple opportunities for improvised escapes. Rather than simply copying the formula of Granny, it gives its pursuer more personality and gives players more playful tools to counter her, while retaining that familiar hide-and-seek dread. Redesigned visuals, new areas, and expanded puzzles make this version feel built for PC rather than a straight mobile port. It suits newcomers who want approachable stealth horror, as well as veteran escape-game fans looking for a longer, more elaborate haunted-school puzzle box.