History YMMV / OrganTrail

* NightmareFuel: The Directors Cut version. Random faces or fingers popping up when inspecting a tombstone with a appropriate scare chord, and the random events themselves, which include a boss battle when you are hunting. At first the music plays, then suddenly it starts playing intense music as the boss rushes from the side of the screen.

* ScrappyMechanic: ''Organ Trail's'' shooting mechanics leave a ''lot'' to be desired.
** It depends in the mobile versions. You to make a "slingshot" motion(Pull your finger in the opposite direction of a target) to aim and fire at enemies, and aiming is insanely hard system is to some people. An immobile(due to aiming) infected survivor can take a ridiculously long time to draw a bead on, so when it's a zombie quickly closing in you instead, and your character is slowly moving his rifle, you will lose a chunk of health. On the other hand, some people find the aiming system actually quite easy and say that it takes practice to use. Against bandits, however, the aiming system will screw you over due to the bandits being 100% accurate, the volleys of bullets fired at you, and the fact that the only way to survive is by making snap shots and hoping they hit. Spend too long aiming, and you will be shot.

* Nightmarefuel: The Directors Cut version. Random faces or fingers popping up when inspecting a tombstone with a appropriate scare chord, and the random events themselves, which include a boss battle when you are hunting. At first the music plays, then suddenly it starts playing intense music as the boss rushes from the side of the screen.

* Being followed by bandit bikers. Occasionally when leaving a town you will be followed by bikers and must ram them off the road. It sounds easy, but the bandits occasionally get into a formation that always results in you losing health. One biker on the top of the screen, and two on the bottom of the screen? You must choose between getting shot once or getting shot twice, because the slow speed of the car turning makes it impossible to get to the other side of the screen in time.

** It's much, much worse in the mobile versions, which require you to make a "slingshot" motion to aim and fire at enemies, and the side-scrolling aiming system is, for lack of a gentler term, ''completely fucked''; an immobile infected survivor can take a ridiculously long time to draw a bead on, so when it's a zombie quickly closing in you instead, and your character is only pointing their rifle straight up or straight down, you will very quickly come to hate this control scheme.