Evil Tonight Full Text Guide

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Hi all! So I played Evil Tonight a while ago now and after enjoying it a hell of a lot (and hoping that we get a sequel) figured that I’d round off my enjoyment of the game by writing a guide for it. Yeah I guess I’m just that kind of person. Anyway, this guide contains a full text-only walkthrough for the game, as well as a bunch of info about weapons, enemies, and a few secrets and such. Enjoy! Oymon Here's a few quick tips to give you a hand before starting the game... - Save Often! There’s no auto-saving in the game so if you die you gotta do everything again, so even if you’ve done just a few small things, there’s no harm is making as many saves as you like. - Use the knife to finish off enemies and save a few bullets. Also some enemies are easy to kill using just the knife if careful movement is used, saving a lot of bullets. - All the puzzles in the game are randomised, so I can’t give you the full answer in the guide. I will however explain how to solve each puzzle as we go, so hopefully you won’t get too stuck. - When I start explaining where all the items in the room are I will always do so from the door you entered the room from. Knife Location: You start with this Uses: For smaller enemies using the knife to kill them rather than one of your guns is a great way to save ammo, and once you get into the habit of using it, most enemies in the game can be taken out with the knife. While it’s obviously the weakest of the weapons, its lack of a need for ammo makes learning to use it essential. Handgun Location: You start with this Uses: As a basic weapon it’s very versatile for dealing with weak and medium level enemies in the game, especially as it will keep you as a distance from some of the more dangerous foes. Learning to use this in combination with the knife will make the flow of combat much easier. Crossbow Location: Residence Section, East, Toilets Uses: Good to crowd control, this can give you a bit of breathing room if you find yourself surrounded. It fires three bolts, one straight ahead and two at an angle to either side, so you can either fire from a distance to try and hit multiple enemies or get up close and fire all three into just one enemy. Shotgun Location: Main Building, Upstairs West, Workshop Uses: This is your boss-killer. Easily the most powerful weapon, getting up close to enemies will allow you to one-shot most of them. It’s best to save your ammo for boss fights, as the damage it can do will make quick work of them, but some of the tougher enemies in the game can also be taken out with this. Machine Gun Location: Main Building, Downstairs West, Classroom Uses: Kind of a rapid-fire handgun, although each bullet itself doesn’t do a lot of damage the speed at which you can fire will quickly stack up, and it also has pretty good stopping power. Good for crowd control and taking out a lot of enemies quickly. Just watch your shots and be careful not to waste too much ammo by ‘spraying and praying’. Note: I don’t know any official enemy names so these are all just what I’m calling them. Mandrakes These little guys sit in the ground and pretend to be a plant until you get too close, where they will then pop out and run right at you. Thankfully they’re not too tough and can usually be taken out with a few well-timed knife swings. Eyebat A fairly common enemy, they can be taken down pretty easily with the knife if they’re on their own. Just take a few swings and then back off to give your stamina time to regenerate. If you run into them in a large group the Handgun or Crossbow can make quick work of them. Knife Maid You’ll need to be careful with these as they have an attack which moves them forward very rapidly. You’ll want to use the handgun from a distance to take these girls out. Mimic As with most games where these creatures appear, they look like normal chests until you get too close, where they’ll wake up and start attacking. Thankfully they mostly just tend to wander randomly, and a few well timed shots with the Pistol should take care of them. Spinning Doll As the name implies, these little doll like to move around by spinning in wide curves around the area. Keep your distance when they are spinning or you’ll take damage. Either shoot them from a distance or wait for them to stop and go in with the knife. Spectre These enemies can be quite annoying, but aren’t too difficult to deal with if you’re careful. When they spot you they’ll growl, which is something you should listen out for, and then they’ll turn invisible. Not completely though, as they’ll be still be ever-so-slightly visible as they float towards you. Thankfully they move quite slowly, so you can easily take them out with the knife. Octohead Although these enemies are quite flimsy, they can do a good bit of damage if you’re not careful. They’ll spit balls of energy at you, so be sure you keep your distance and use your Handgun to kill them. Don’t use your knife to kill them, as when they die they explode and send a series of energy balls out in all directions, so shoot them and get ready to dodge their last attack. Slime A simple enough creature to deal with if fought solo, but can be more tricky then necessary due to only a few weapons being able to hurt it. A few good knife attacks will finish it off, and a Shotgun blast should kill it in one but those are the only two weapons you can use as all the others tend to miss. Be aware that it can disappear when you’re attacking it and reappear elsewhere, typically right under your feet, so if it vanishes, keep moving. Jack-In-The-Box You can probably guess what these look like from the name. They pop out of their little box and fire energy orbs at you, before hiding in their box and giving chase. Annoyingly they’re actually invulnerable when hiding in the box, so you’ll have to wait for them to pop out before attacking them. Jester These guys love to teleport around the room, disappearing and reappearing randomly and trying to surprise you. If you give them the chance they’ll throw knives at you, three specifically, one forward and two at an angle. Best idea is to wait for them to appear, run up and knife them a few times before they can attack. They’ll then teleport away and you can repeat. Djinn Be careful with these, as they move fast and hit hard. Certainly worth going in with the Crossbow or even the Shotgun if you have ammo you feel ok using. They can teleport, and they have a flame attack that has a tendency to go over objects much like your bullets do, so be sure to keep moving when they’re around and only attack if you’re sure to hit them. Ent In a way this creature is a kind of miniboss, as there’s only one in the game and it’s very tough. Thankfully it’s not too hard to deal with if you know what you’re doing. The trick is to dodge it’s rushing attack, fire a couple of times and then dodge again. If you can get it into this rhythm then you can easily take it out without taking a hit yourself. Stick to either the pistol or crossbow, as the knife is a little too close for comfort. Bomber A somewhat oriental-looking figure, they move around the room and will throw three bombs at you to try and attack you. Not only are the explosions themselves damaging, but they will leave fire spread out on the floor that can also hurt. Take then out from a distance with the Handgun. Vampire One of the tougher enemies in the game, they like to spew a swarm of bats at you which can be very dangerous because of their sheer numbers overwhelming you. Not to mention they can do it often enough that if you’re not careful you won’t have time to recover. Best advice is to either keep a distance and use the pistol or Machine Gun to take them out, or if they’re already throwing bats at you try to get around them and attack from the side. The bats themselves will fizzle out if they hit a wall, so you can also use the environment to your advantage. Side Entrance After all the opening scenes you’ll be dropped off just inside th