Choice Consequences / Mechanics
Check a confirmed in-game option, see what state it writes, where the game reads it later, and whether it changes a scene, unlock, or ending.
Current-build examples
These examples are tied to the locked public build 0.2. They show a direct ending fork, a multi-condition unlock, and a persistent hidden-scene unlock.
Direct ending fork
This early Day 1 choice is a real ending fork, not only a dialogue-tone choice. Save before the confrontation if you want to compare outcomes.
Recommended save
P0 save: before the first confrontation menu. This is the cleanest point for replaying the confirmed Missing ending fork.
Multiple-condition unlock
Complete both the Blue and Cyan tents, then select the Purple Tent as the final attraction.
Recommended save
P0 save: at the Day 2 tent hub before choosing Blue or Cyan. Use it as the main exploration replay base.
Persistent scene unlock
In the Blue Tent, select the central mirror and choose Come closer to unlock the second hidden gallery scene.
Recommended save
P0 save: at the central mirror prompt. This lets you compare the safe exit with the hidden-scene unlock without replaying the maze.
How to read a result
Each confirmed result starts with the exact option, then shows the immediate write or jump, the later scene that reads it, and the verified outcome.
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Start with the exact menu option, interaction, or visible response window—not a vague route impression.
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Check the scene reaction, direct jump, item state, or variable write that happens immediately after it.
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Find where the game reads that state again. If only character tone changes, call it a signal rather than a formula.
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Call an ending or unlock confirmed only when the full chain is visible in the current build or repeatably reproduced.
Evidence system
Every mechanics claim should show whether it comes from the current game build, repeat comparison, interpretation, or an unresolved report.
Visible menus, direct state writes, jumps, later reads, or outcomes supported by the locked current build.
A repeated character or route pattern that helps with direction, but is not an official hidden-value formula.
A plausible explanation for secret routes, future content, or story meaning that remains unconfirmed.
A number, trigger, or route claim that lacks a reproducible scene, build note, or reliable source trail.
Choose by question
This hub explains the system. Specialist pages own exact scene order, relationship boundaries, puzzle evidence, ending status, and personalized route reading.
Exact order
Follow Day 1 and Day 2 scene order, practical choices, save points, and route-safe next steps.
Open walkthroughPressure mechanic
Separate visible timers from inferred route risk and unsupported secret-ending claims.
Read timed choicesRelationship signals
Read character reactions without treating fan-reported hidden points as an official formula.
Read relationship signalsPuzzle evidence
Check spoiler-aware code notes, symbol readings, and what the current build actually confirms.
Read code notesOutcome evidence
Compare confirmed current-build endings with clearly labeled theories and unresolved reports.
Check endingsFan-made tool
Turn your choice tone into a conservative route reading—not a guaranteed ending result.
Use route helperMechanics FAQ
The current public build does not show an official affection meter or published point formula. Character reactions can support route-direction signals, but exact hidden values stay inferred or unverified unless stronger evidence appears.
Read the affection evidence guide →Yes, when a direct current-build chain confirms it. The opening Day 1 Do nothing option writes a flag that is later read at the circus entrance and leads to the displayed Missing ending.
See the Day 1 fork →No. They are fan-made helpers for comparing current-build signals, replay priorities, and likely route direction. They do not guarantee a route, hidden score, or ending.
Open the choice helper →Use the walkthrough for scene-by-scene actions and save timing. Use this hub to understand why a choice may matter and which specialist guide owns the deeper explanation.
Open the walkthrough hub →