EBOLA 3 (v1.0)

A decaying city, a sinister medical clinic, and the depths of the Krot-529 research complex provide the setting for a grim, old-school survival-horror campaign. EBOLA 3 follows David as he pieces together the personal tragedies and conspiracy surrounding Brut Street, moving from familiar urban spaces into increasingly hostile laboratories and hospital corridors. The mood is relentlessly oppressive: dim rooms, unsettling enemy encounters, and the sense that every new area hides another ugly revelation. Its story moves with more urgency than a purely atmospheric horror walk, while still leaning into the pulpier side of the genre.

Progress depends on searching environments carefully, finding keys and vital supplies, reading the clues left behind, and solving puzzles that open routes through the city, clinic, and underground installation. Combat demands a measured approach rather than reckless aggression, since dangerous creatures and limited resources make every confrontation carry some risk. The campaign spans a dozen city areas, several hospital levels, and ten distinct floors beneath the surface, with each section using its own visual identity instead of recycling the same corridors. Player decisions influence how David’s story concludes, giving the single-player adventure three possible endings and a practical reason to revisit it.

What stands out is the sheer scale of its connected horror spaces for an indie project, especially the shift from street-level investigation to a sprawling scientific bunker. EBOLA 3 wears its Resident Evil-era survival-horror influences openly, favoring tense exploration, puzzle locks, grotesque threats, and melodramatic conspiracy over subtle psychological ambiguity. Production values can feel rougher than those of major-budget horror releases, but that scrappy quality also gives the game a specific B-movie charm. It suits players who want a lengthy, direct survival-horror experience with multiple outcomes, and who value atmosphere and exploration more than polished blockbuster presentation.