The Tunnels: Complete Overview

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This Guide is complementing another larger Guide. See the larger and more complete Guide below: The Book of All Guide under construction. If you want to know when its finished, subscribe to the comments section and i will post a comment about it and you will get a notification (it will take a looong time) This guide contains SPOILERS! If you don't want to risk seeing them, I recommend not reading it, or browsing through it looking for something specific. Grammatical Errors English is not my first language, so spelling errors can occur. As this guide must be very long, I may not find these errors in the future. Personal to you, if you find one, report it in comments or privately. I kinda of had an "Unfair Advantage"... BigCorporation (The Developer) let me, not only see stuff before it got released, but also play through it. That means that I knew about stuff before anyone else, and I also started the Guide kinda earliers than the release. But to be honest, it was very incomplete when the Update was released, and I was slowing down to let players discovers thing by themselves. I released the Guide to the Public in an "PUBLIC BETA" state 2 Weeks after the Update got released and even them there was stuff that i left for players to discover by themselves. I only "fully" completed the Guide after 5 Months (mainly because i had to leave for a few months), but before leaving for a few months i made sure that I added the Maps and the Walkthrough Videos, after all, im pretty sure these are the only things most of you care about. But being the Good Samaritan that I am, I always put more stuff than necessary on my Guides. Oh, by the way, BigCorporation was once a Contributor to the Guide, but all he did was to make sure that i didn't leak any stuff before it was allowed (which i obviously didn't...) This Guide is mainly to be used by desktop users. On mobile things can get a little bit wild... Images on the wrong place, the wrong size, sticking out of the screen, and the fact that this Guide is simply too huge for a small screen makes navigation through it a pain in the poopoo. Use the Search Tool to find specific information (Ctrl + F). The reason behind this is that this Guide is BIG (as explained in the previous section why), and that you will probably have to use the search tool to find some specific information in the middle of the Guide, which also includes unnecessary information and that many you already know about. I also leave a tip, if you think that an image is too small and you have to see a detail of it more closely, just click on it. The images are this size so they don't take up much space where you could have more information (in addition to being the standard size on Steam). Another very easy, useful, fast and above all recommended thing is to use the Guide Index , where you can click on the name of a Section of interest, and so you are sent directly to it. If you are already in the desired Section, but are looking to browse faster, remember, you not only have the middle mouse button, you also have a Scroll Bar. It's much easier to just click once and drag the bar down or up, than having to roll the MMB 20 times. The purpose of this guide is to store all the information I find and confirm (by testing it 1 or more times) about " The Tunnels ", either by finding it myself, or by receiving information from other sources. And by that I mean ALL the information that I remember or find and feel like putting it here. From the most useful, incredible and unknown, to the most useless, boring and that everyone knows because it is very obvious. The Guide will help you in a lot of things inside the Tunnels. From complete WalkThroughs, videos, to maps, to item descritions, lore, and a bit of minimalistic, Extra Knowledge! Before you scroll down, I would like to say that I already warned you that this guide is focused to inform you about everything, and obviously contains SPOILERS. I will literally thrown everything you could have discovered for yourself and experienced in your face. The Tunnels are underground structures , similiar to " The Crypt " (an exclusive structure from Hordes Mode). Just like The Crypt , its made of lots of tunnels , and it very dark inside, so bring a Flashlight with you! The difference is that it is located in SinglePlayer only (at the moment), and that they are much bigger than The Crypt , offering a actually scary experience, with lots of adventure, exploration , and above all, fun ! Theres 3 new Hats to find, lots of rooms to be discovered and much more ! Check the " Basic Intel " Section to know some basics and get started! They spawn in specific Days , it's easy to know which Days because there are hints in the Wallet Menu's Restart Section , and during the Day's intro , like in bellow screenshots: You can only enter them after you kill all enemies . Different from The Crypt , theres 2 hatches : A Entry and a Exit . You can't open the Exit from surface (obviously), only the Entry . And don't worry, unlike it's Hordes Mode counterpart , it takes only 1 shot to be opened . As soon as you get in, the Entry hatch closes behind you , and you can't leave by the same place you entered. To leave, you must find a Exit Key (that is a Golden Key inside The Tunnel), and then the Exit . It will take only 1 shot to open the Exit . ( Without the key you cant open it ). But why leave immeadiatelly before exploring everything? If you are going to explore, eventually your path can become blocked by Wooden Doors that can be opened with only 1 shot, exactly on the DoorKnob ( and can only be opened from 1 side ), and a maximum of 3 Combo Doors that requires 3 Digit Codes to be opened. You can find a bunch of Golden Keys scattered around The Tunnel. They aren't the same thing. Some are new pickups, other keys, other hats, etc. To open combo doors , you need to find a Golden Key that gives you a Rusty Gear , that gives you a 3 Digit Code/Serial, that can be seem on the top left corner of the screen HUD . (You also need to find a matching door sometimes. Like, a code is for Door #2, but you input it on Door #1, it wont open). Also, don't even try to share door codes on the community. It's useless. Codes are ramdomly generated by each player's save. So your code is unique. And be carefull when exploring ... there are some spooky scary Floating Heads enemies, funny and annoying Skull Pipes traps, and DeadFalls so deep that you will get downed if you fall. ... There is also a lot of rewards. Hats, Lore and the extra gameplay itself. Lore mostly. There are Paintings/Photos that tells you about the Farm's past , with an image, a text description and a special Farmer's line about it. And someone else... who lives down there... and that you may know if you are into Lore... and that tells you a lot about the past... and I will talk more about him soon. Exit Key Pickup Slot After Collected Exit Door Messages Armor-Piercing Ammo Pickup Slot After Collected Ammo Box from Different Angles Sunbeam 2000 Pickup Slot After Collected Flashlight Reticle The 3 Skulls Display Shelf with All 3 Skulls Collected Display Shelf Interaction Messages The 3 Tusks Display Shelf with All 3 Skulls Collected Display Shelf Interaction Messages Phantasms They are basically floating boar heads that guard the tunnels. They make some "arcade/atari" noises when moving around, so you can know when they are nearby, and avoid (or go fight) them. They also make a different alert sound when they detect you (that may scare you if they catch you off guard). They do a lot of damage, like, a lot. Almost hit kill on Hard, and on Easy its like 25% of your health. They also have insane ammounts of health which can vary from one another, like between 250 and 400. Their health is also affected by the game's difficulty. The reason that they have so many health points is because they are bullet proof like Armadillos (th