Wagner’s House: You can check the filing cabinet, but it’s optional. In City Hall: If you try to talk to Liam, he’ll just complain about the blood, so go to the door, then turn left to find the mop, then return to the blood stain, then talk to Liam. In City Hall: Go to the door and interact with it to open it, then go straight across the hall to the mayor’s office. In the school gym: Interact with the body twice. In the church: Interact with Julian, then interact with Charlotte and Liam. Then, interact with the stairs to the attic. Then, go to the door.Īt the cabin: Interact with the books on the bed. Go back to Erika’s desk and interact with it again. Then, go over to August and interact with him. In City Hall: If you immediately turn to Erika’s desk (with the white pillars around it), you can interact with it for dialogue about the phones. Then, head to “Steve’s Liquor”, which has big red letters saying LIVE BAIT off in the distance. Exploration requires the use of two hands and if someone is struggling to get through it because of their disability, this part of the guide should at least help them get through it as fast/easy as possible.īeginning: Move to the blue van and interact when the option comes up. It’s also worth stating that some people who play visual novels do so because they have a disability that prevents them from playing action-filled video games. Most of the time, it’s fairly straightforward or a matter of looking around carefully, but lots of gamers are in a hurry. This section is for people who are struggling to figure out what to do during exploration parts of the game. No choices affect Julian’s affection at this point.
(Suggestion: Going to the clinic, school, or Dollar Store lead to running into Liam, but the clinic is most interesting, imo.) Whichever you choose doesn’t affect Julian’s affection though.) (There are achievements for becoming a vampire and remaining human, so be sure to save when this choice comes up. “Tell the truth and confront her” – Julian loved that. (Only appears if you’re on your way to the good ending) “Require assurances” – Julian liked that.
“Spare him” or “Kill Giles” – Julian liked that. “Suggest we intervene” – Julian liked that. “Admit you know about silver” – Julian liked that. “Come up with a plan” – Julian liked that. “Insist you did the right thing” – Julian liked that. “Tell her you were discussing trust” – Julian liked that. “Ask about the game he was playing” – Julian liked that. (Note: Choosing the other option will yield two CGs, so it might be worth it to do so even if you’re aiming for Liam’s route.) “You might be helpful.” – Maddy liked that. “Let August keep going” – August liked that. “You could do better” – Julian liked that. “Ask about the towers” – Liam liked that. “Ask about the religion” - Julian liked that. “Because you saved my life” – August liked that. “Ask about the train” – Julian liked that. “Ask how he’s doing,” “Ask about his past murders,” or “Ask about his past life” (Any option) – August liked that. The Common Route ends when the player is forced to choose a partner in Chapter 6. I’ll be posting positive reactions to choices opposite choices almost always subtract from characters’ affections. If you’re trying to achieve a bad ending, just pick the opposite choice of what’s listed here. If you’re going for a good ending with a character, pick choices they’ll like.
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