“Looking to conquer all the achievements in the original Nightmare House mod for English players? Look no further! This guide will make it a breeze for you to earn that coveted 100% completion. Let’s get started!”
Campaign
Tips : Finish Chapters 1 To Unlock
Tips : In Chapters 7 , Choose to leave the hospital ( BAD END )
Tips : In Chapters 7 , Choose to Press the elevator button and KILL Dr. Romero ( GOOD END )
After visit Dr. Romero’base and get down then Go to the machine place , Start Boss fights
Normal
Difficulty : 2/5
Tips : Watch it
Tips : Crosshair (Hold E ) to zombies head then cut it off
Difficulty :1/5
Tips : Use Lighting sticks To light guard zombie (Not normal zombie!!!)
Tips : Very easy nahnahnah
Tips : Kill Leader
Tips : Follow
Special
Difficulty : 2/5
Tips : Not hard just catch timing
Difficulty : 2/5
Tips : At start , Find 3 box Stacked high under the green container
Tips : Knock over all mannequins in dark room
Difficulty : ?/?
Tips : After 12. ( Let the bodies hit the floor ) , A red hole will appear ,GET IN AND JUMP IN
GO FINISHI IT
14.Get Some A.S.S.
Difficulty : 4/5 ( FOR LUCK )
WELL
This maybe spend you lots of time u had to know A.S.S ( Auto jump scare ) is randon system
yes ,randon ,this is Test your luck
I’m playing for 2 times to unlock it
So i find A.S.S form wiki ↓
The Auto Scare System is a random system that happens in Nightmare House 2. The Auto Scare System happens very erratically to catch the Patient off guard. The scares that are produced by this system are slaps on the back of the head, which most likely come from Emily, the Patient will hear a “psst”, or his flashlight will start flickering, or the screen will be shrouded by static, and the screen may also say “DON’T LOOK BEHIND YOU!” or “HELP ME!”. Another scare that involves Emily will have her appear right behind the Patient, overshadowing him, and then she will disappear.
WIKI [thenightmarehouse.fandom.com]
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