About Slendrina Must Die: The Asylum
Slendrina's asylum has two search areas with different objectives. Inside the hospital, you look for eight medical cards; outside, the collection consists of fingerbones. Both routes combine searching with armed encounters, so knowing the current objective helps you focus on the objects that advance the selected area.
Search the Hospital
In the hospital area, inspect rooms, corridors and side spaces for the medical cards. A room can contain useful equipment as well as the item you came to find, so check corners and available supplies before moving on. Keep track of the eight-card goal to tell whether a branch still needs a closer search.
Use your weapon to handle threats while exploring, and reload when you have a safe interval. Crossing a doorway with an empty weapon can turn an ordinary search into a difficult encounter, so prepare before heading into an unchecked corridor.
Explore the Outside Area
The outdoor objective is a separate fingerbone collection. Search around the buildings and yard while watching approaches between open spaces. If an enemy interrupts your search, remember which part of the area you were checking so you can return to it once the route is clear.
Supplies are part of the route-planning decision: pick up weapons and other useful items when you find them, and consider the next stretch before committing to an exposed crossing. The indoor card count and the outside collection are different goals, so keep the active area's target in mind.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| WASD | Move |
| Mouse | Look |
| Left mouse button | Shoot |
| Right mouse button | Aim |
| F | Interact |
| R | Reload |
Practical Tips
- Check side rooms instead of only following the main hospital corridor.
- Reload between encounters before opening another unexplored route.
- Use the selected area's objective to distinguish useful collection progress from unrelated pickups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the hospital and yard objectives the same?
No. The hospital requires eight medical cards; the outside area uses fingerbones.