Description

Want a tense escape challenge that rewards patience, observation, and quiet courage? Scary House Clown Evil pares the horror down to stealth and problem-solving: you wake inside a sprawling old mansion, lights flickering, doors chained, and a prowling clown who patrols by sound and sight rather than scripted jumps. Play from first-person with smooth walking, crouch-walking, and lean-to-peek controls; search rooms for numbered keys, fuse pieces, and clue notes that hint at lock combinations, then use those findings to open shortcuts, power silent elevators, and inch toward the main exit without drawing attention. How to play is simple: explore, collect, and avoid line-of-sight; when the clown’s footsteps swell, duck behind furniture, slip into a wardrobe, or belly down behind low trunks until the danger fades. Your flashlight is limited but reliable—pulse it instead of holding it so you keep vision without broadcasting your position, and sweep corners slowly to avoid highlighting yourself through doorways. Doors and drawers make noise based on speed, so press and hold to move them quietly rather than flinging them open; rugs and runners muffle your steps, while bare floorboards creak, so plot routes that favor soft surfaces. Lure patrols away with distractions: toss a small object down a side hallway before crossing a lit space, or turn on a radio in a room you no longer need so the clown investigates elsewhere. Keys are color-coded and sometimes numbered; stash found keys near the locks they match to reduce backtracking, and photograph combination hints with an in-game camera so you can solve safes from hiding. Stairwells connect loops—work in circles instead of dead-end dives, because a loop lets you slip behind the clown after he passes. If you’re spotted, don’t sprint in a straight line; break line-of-sight with quick corners, slide under a bed, or use a narrow bookshelf gap the clown won’t enter. Treat each room like a puzzle, plan two exits, and freeze or backtrack when you hear humming. Practical tips: toggle crouch before entering bright spaces, because the transition from dark to light can silhouette you; close doors you’ve used to delay patrols and to hear when they’re opened again; check ceilings and high shelves for fuses and keys; and save stamina for calm, purposeful sprints rather than panic bursts. The mansion’s layout repeats architectural motifs—wings mirror each other—so learn one side well and apply that map to its twin. Accessibility options include higher subtitle contrast for environmental sounds, a motion-sickness-friendly field-of-view slider, and reduced camera sway, which improves performance without removing atmosphere. Why it’s enjoyable: tension comes from information and timing, not jump-scare overload, so progress feels earned; every solved lock opens a new safe path, every clever distraction buys you breathing room, and every escape to a hiding place is a small victory that builds toward the big one at the front gate.

Instruction

WSQD For Movement Left Shift To Sprint Mobile Virtual Joystick for Movement Touch Screen to look around

Specifications

• Easy to play