Horror Nun

Horror Nun Game Info

Horror Nun is a browser horror escape game released on 16 January 2026. The game runs in HTML5/Unity WebGL and is playable on desktop, mobile, and tablet. It mixes first-person stealth, puzzle solving, and light exploration inside a Catholic junior high school. The pace is slow and tense, relying more on sound, movement, and timing than jumpscares.

Gameplay Stuff

Gameplay is built around escaping Eagle’s Junior High School without getting caught by Sister Madeline. Players move through classrooms, stairwells, storage rooms, and restricted areas while collecting wires, keys, tools, and power components needed for different escape routes.

Key gameplay elements include:

• Stealth movement and interactions make noise, so crouching and timing matter
• Exploration new rooms, shortcuts, and lore areas unlock across days
• Puzzle solving power, doors, and systems require item-based solutions
• Resource searching items are hidden in drawers, lockers, and cabinets
• Dynamic objectives daily tasks change, altering item locations and priorities
• Multiple escape routes main door, parking area, and optional bonus endings

Players can hide in lockers or behind furniture when footsteps get close. Headphones help since sound cues reveal where Sister Madeline is moving. The game rewards patient routing and observation more than speed at first, though the replay structure encourages optimization over time.

A built-in leaderboard ranks runs by escape type, difficulty mode, completion time, and number of days survived. Harder difficulties shrink reaction windows and reduce noise forgiveness, giving experienced players more tension and incentive to push for cleaner escapes.

Are You Suitable for This Game

Horror Nun suits players who enjoy stealth horror without heavy combat and fans of trial-and-error escape loops. It works well for short sessions and appeals to players who liked similar games such as Granny, Ice Scream, or other mobile horror titles that rely on map knowledge and timing over action. The tension is slow-burn, making sound and silence more important than gunplay.

Extra Tricks

• Use headphones for clearer positional audio

• Plan routes after a few attempts to speed up escapes

• Open doors stay silent longer than slamming them shut

• Lower difficulty helps with map learning before speedruns

• Leaderboard rewards fewer days and faster final escapes