The Curse [PART 4]
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Game guide
The Curse — Warnings before you start
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OverviewThe Curse is a psychological horror story game on Roblox where you play as Matteo, a detective who woke up after a car crash with no memory of his wife or his past. Visions and sounds that shouldn't exist keep closing in as you dig toward the truth behind the accident and the curse that followed. This guide walks you through what to expect, how to prepare, and how to get through each part without losing your nerve.
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Contents
01
Warnings before you start
Warn
In short
This game is built around psychological terror, and a little preparation makes a real difference.
The game contains high psychological terror, sudden loud noises, blood, and deeply disturbing topics. It is not recommended for anyone with a heart condition or for people who are easily triggered by those themes. By choosing to play, you accept those risks yourself.
Worth watching out for
Set your Roblox graphics level to 4 or higher
the game's visuals depend on it
Plug in headphones before you start
the sound design carries most of the horror
Skip this game entirely if psychological terror or disturbing themes affect your mental health
02
How the story is structured
TableIn short
The game is split into separate parts that must be played in order, and three of those parts are already out.
The Curse tells one continuous story across multiple parts, each released as its own chapter. Part 3 is the most recently released chapter, and Part 4 is planned but not yet available.
| Part 1 | introduces Matteo, the crash, and the curse |
| Part 2 | continues the story and has a separate badge for finishing with three or four players |
| Part 3 | the current latest chapter, released as of the game's description |
| Part 4 | planned by the developer but not yet out |
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
いま開催中・開催予定のイベントです。期間が決まっているので先に確認しておきましょう。
04
Playing through each part
Step
In short
Progress comes from paying close attention to your surroundings.
Each part drops you into Matteo's world and expects you to piece things together from what you see and hear. Ghostly figures and strange visions are part of the experience.
- Wake up and look around study where Matteo is and note anything out of place
- Collect tapes and notes when you find them they fill in the backstory and unlock badges that confirm you've found them
05
The co-op option in Part 2
Tips
In short
Part 2 specifically rewards larger groups with its own badge.
Part 2 supports more than one player. There is a dedicated achievement for finishing Part 2 with three or four players, separate from the standard completion badge.
Tips worth knowing
- Part 2 can be completed solo or with others
- Finishing Part 2 with three or four players earns its own badge
06
Badges and what they tell you about your progress
Summary
In short
The game's fifteen badges map almost exactly onto its story milestones, so earning them confirms you are not missing anything important.
Collecting every badge means you have found the tapes, read the notes, and finished each part. A handful of late badges have no public descriptions, which places them at the end of the story.
Tape badges
earned by finding and listening to the two audio tapes hidden across the chapters
Note badges
reading the two notes earns separate badges, both obtainable in Part 2
Part completion badges
one for finishing Part 1, two for Part 2 (solo and group), confirming chapter progress
Late mystery badges
Catharsis, The Last Promise, The Covenant of Blood, and The Weight of Faith sit at the end of the story with no public hint
Glossary
Glossary- Matteo
- The detective you play as, who woke up after a car crash having lost both his wife and his memory.
- Psychological horror
- A style of horror that uses atmosphere, sound, and unsettling imagery to frighten you.
- Multi-part structure
- The game's story is divided into separate chapters — called parts — each released at different times.
- Solo project
- The game is built by a single developer, which the description uses to explain why updates take time.
- Graphics level
- Roblox's built-in setting for visual quality — the game specifically asks for level 4 or higher to show its environments properly.
Common questions
FAQDo I have to start with Part 1?
Yes. The story follows one continuous thread across all parts. Start at Part 1 and follow the chapters in order.
Can I play with friends?
Part 2 supports multiple players and even has a specific badge for finishing it as a group of three or four.
What should I do if I get completely stuck?
The game is built around observation, so go back through the area you are in and look at everything again. Listen carefully too, since the game depends on its sounds.
Updated Sep 30, 2026
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