Enemies

Small, faceless humanoids that swarm in packs and slash with tiny knives. Individually harmless, but they rush you in groups — back into a doorway or hallway so only one can reach you at a time.

Shambling, barely-human wretches that groan and stagger toward you. Slow enough to avoid entirely in open areas — not every fight in this game is worth having.

Blood-soaked hospital staff that shuffle unnervingly before lunging without warning. Fragile once you commit to a hit, but their jerky movement makes it easy to misjudge the timing.

Squat, clawed creatures that hunt in small packs and hit far harder than their size suggests. Don't get surrounded — thin them out one at a time from a doorway when you can.

Bat-like flyers that dive-bomb and shriek overhead. Annoying more than dangerous; unless you're stocked on rifle ammo, it's usually faster to just push past them.

A fast, snapping creature fought in a burning hallway. Keep the fire between you and it while circling, then watch for the moment it opens its mouth wide — that's your window to land a clean hit and force it to retreat.

A giant larval worm that burrows underground between attacks and spits poison. It flees rather than dying outright — expect a second, tougher fight once it's had time to change.

What the Twin Feeler becomes after fleeing the mall — now airborne, tankier, and attacking with both a stinger lunge and a ranged poison spit. A slow fight; keep your distance and don't panic- fire, it can absorb a lot of punishment.

If Cybil's own fear and the town's influence get the better of her, she turns on Harry in the final stretch. A tragic, optional fight — exactly when and whether it triggers depends on earlier events, so treat this entry as a guide rather than a guarantee.

The being the Order has spent the whole game trying to birth through Alessa. Its exact shape and the difficulty of the fight shift depending on choices made earlier in the playthrough — come in with every scrap of ammo you've been saving.