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That should be enough for the game to be listed.
I'm not terribly sold, I must say.
I do want to play it.... though if you look at my backlog...
yep there's a true end, which I coincidentally just got right now.
True end involves ashton, Marianne, Hannah, and Luke dying based on your choices. Considering that that effectively kills off the only queer characters in the main cast, there's no yuri to be had here in the true end.
Dead lesbians background plus maybe lesbians plus in truth dead lesbians again. Is Corpse Party all again!!!!
Thanks again for reporting!
Yeah, I feel you. Truth be told, It's pretty hard to have fulfilling Yuri (or any romance, for that matter) in horror stories, if the romance is part of the narrative, and not outside of it (like detectives investigating a scary incident, and falling in love with each other outside of the case).
NOTE: I'm not saying that people can't use that particular trope, it's just that said trope carries a lot of negative baggage, and I have never seen it done well.
So the choices that lead to the 'true' ending weren't exactly designed for that purpose, as that content wasn't part of the original plan for the storyline.
*shrug*
Of course I have no idea how the actual true end works out!