I don’t get it

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

So if you didn’t finished the game skip please


So i got both endings and here are my thoughts:The time loop isn’t real and you the protagonist is trying to forget the love to your sister.But the time loop can also be real because if you pick the alone ending you find the watch at home and it can do something.

The other thing is before you were traumatized did you know she was your sister or did the father told you that in that room?This would be interesting to know….

[Done25]

How the ♥♥♥♥ are you supposed to figure out how to get the "Mindfulness" ending? What even happens in that? Something about "creating stories" and "You have to let her go"? Was she not really his half sister? Was that a delusion to explain why his wife left him? There's just not enough information to navigate these plot twists.

[Wok]

What is the difference between "Continue" and "Mindfulness"?

Edit: Okay, I have triggered all the endings in the following order: "Alone", "Mindfulness", and finally "Continue".

In "Mindfulness", the character does not cooperate for the hypnosis: 1) there is too little time for the hypnosis to happen before the time loop resets, 2) he prefers to focus on the clock.

Jt님이 먼저 게시:

You have to do it from the main menue if you reset the clock you come right back into the room and you can do the other endings as well

Jt님이 먼저 게시:

You have to go to 11/58 and you are right back in the room with their father if the continue button doesn’t show up

Mind blown.

Jt님이 먼저 게시:

Mindfulness ending isn’t the true ending the let her go ending is.Yes i got all endings but you can continue the story as well after the mindfulness ending if you know how.The theory that the room with the father isn’t real could also be true.You killed the father and you your are traumatized by it.This things could also be backlashes from the past.Still there isn’t a true answer to that so i keep an open mind.If you choose to be alone you can do something with the watch as well so it’s indeed magical

Why do you believe that "let her go" is the true ending. To me, the true ending would rather be "Continue":

1) out of the three endings, it is the only ending with the FULL credits (including thanks to Annapurna, translators, etc.),

2) out of the three endings, it is the only ending from which you cannot continue without looping from the start (which is consistent with the themes of time-loops and amnesia in terms of gameplay),

3) out of the three endings, it is the only ending in which the main protagonist truly forgets the details. In the other two endings, he accepts to let her go, or he deceives the father without truly cooperating in the hypnosis.

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

Wok님이 먼저 게시:

What is the difference between "Continue" and "Mindfulness"?

Edit: Okay, I have triggered all the endings in the following order: "Alone", "Mindfulness", and finally "Continue".

In "Mindfulness", the character does not cooperate for the hypnosis: 1) there is too little time for the hypnosis to happen before the time loop resets, 2) he prefers to focus on the clock.

Jt님이 먼저 게시:

You have to do it from the main menue if you reset the clock you come right back into the room and you can do the other endings as well

Jt님이 먼저 게시:

You have to go to 11/58 and you are right back in the room with their father if the continue button doesn’t show up

Mind blown.

Jt님이 먼저 게시:

Mindfulness ending isn’t the true ending the let her go ending is.Yes i got all endings but you can continue the story as well after the mindfulness ending if you know how.The theory that the room with the father isn’t real could also be true.You killed the father and you your are traumatized by it.This things could also be backlashes from the past.Still there isn’t a true answer to that so i keep an open mind.If you choose to be alone you can do something with the watch as well so it’s indeed magical

Why do you believe that "let her go" is the true ending. To me, the true ending would rather be "Continue":

1) out of the three endings, it is the only ending with the FULL credits (including thanks to Annapurna, translators, etc.),

2) out of the three endings, it is the only ending from which you cannot continue without looping from the start (which is consistent the themes of time-loops and amnesia in terms of gameplay),

3) out of the three endings, it is the only ending in which the main protagonist truly forgets the details. In the other two endings, he accepts to let her go, or he deceives the father without truly cooperating in the hypnosis.

Letting her go is the most reasonable ending and you also break the loop with it

[Natural Love]

There are secrets you would never find out by yourself

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

Protagonist님이 먼저 게시:

There are secrets you would never find out by yourself

Yeah especially the ones where you to look at the plants at certain events or the one where you just to have do nothing

[Wok]

The BACH님이 먼저 게시:

There is also a particular interesting painting near the fridge that, at least for me, seems to be morse code, but I still have to decipher it.

cf. https://steamcommunity.com/app/1097200/discussions/2/3042731710355134205/

[Lordragon121]

I'm confused on how the mindfullness, is not the true ending. I assumed the scene with the main character talking with the father was all in his head expect at the ending. Because following the timeline of the game, the wife shoots her dad on Christmas eve, runs away, takes a picture on new years eve and then meets you the guy a couple of weeks later meaning that would never be talking with the dad about your sister because you shouldn't have met her yet. Plus that scene shows the father being the same person as the cop is further proof its just all in his head like the last lines say in that ending "You have an remarkable imagination, the stories you've created."

[Chris]

I think there is no true answer to what is the truth....but what is the reality than did you killled father than or is he still allive

[Lordragon121]

Chris님이 먼저 게시:

I think there is no true answer to what is the truth....but what is the reality than did you killled father than or is he still allive

There is always the chance, she actually killed her father like she believes she did and that he actually died on Christmas eve.

[Wok]

Hmmm... Interesting. What if the father was not actually killed, and this was all symbolic?

When you think about it, there are many fathers:
- the wife's father,
- the cop who is a father of a little girl,
- the protagonist who is not yet a father, but learns about the pregnancy that very night.

The main protagonist has the feeling that he has killed the father, because:
1) his wife is pregnant so he will become/replace the father figure in the family,
2) he has trouble accepting the situation, which he might want to escape.

All of the endings deal with abandoning the future mother, because of an illegitimate union between the two.

The "let her go" ending would mean that the protagonist abandons the mother and her baby, just like his father abandoned him (assuming he was indeed born as an illegitimate child from a romance between a family man and a nanny). Hence why their home becomes empty of any human presence.

Overall, I think this could be a story about a character dealing with hardships regarding the father figure. His own father was absent from his childhood and called him a "monster". He had to grow up without a father figure in his life. Now, that very night, he learns that he will become a father as well, and his imagination runs wild as he wants to escape (but he is imprisoned by the situation... and the time-loop).

[Mr Jt (Gog is king)]

Someone said the baby you hear crying all the time is actually your baby interesting theory