Complete Horror

About The Game

You wake on a subway platform with no memory, no signal and no exit, and the station staff are still walking. Complete Horror is a survival horror game from Stars Pulse that puts a woman with a gun at the centre of an abandoned underground network and asks her to climb out before her nerves go. The camera stays behind her shoulder, which keeps every dark corridor close, and the outfits and weapons she finds change as the station opens up. The staff wander without purpose, and the deeper levels hold things that were never human. Lantern light and footsteps both carry further than they should. The page has the system requirements, screenshots and a gameplay video, and the images show how much of the map stays in shadow.

Areas connect to each other, and progress depends on finding key items and routes under a clock that never fully stops. Ammunition and healing supplies are scarce, so a fight avoided is usually a fight won. The combat kit leans on execution moves, melee strikes and short bursts of gunfire rather than a long firefight. Puzzles are built into the environment, and enemies can arrive in the middle of solving one, which keeps the pressure on. Time and resources are both short, so a detour for one item can cost the route that leads out. A weapon found early changes the plan for the rest of the floor. The game does not explain everything outright, and documents left in the station carry the rest of the story. Environmental clues are the main channel for that story, which is why a second run shifts details and perspective and makes the same corridors read differently. The version number and patch notes on the store page record each fix, and Steam attaches a content note about nudity and gore.

NOTE. Uploaded version: 30 October 2026 [Build 26299192]. This is Full Release and latest version of game. The game is already Packaged in ISO File and ready to run after install, read the instruction below.