Hard Choice

How can players check their relationship status with characters in the game?

Players can check their relationship status through the Characters Menu where an (HC) icon next to each character indicates the current relationship level. Clicking on this icon provides more details about what that relationship level means and how it progresses.

What are the cues for making good dialogue choices in conversations?

Positive reactions such as a shy smile, blush, or dialogue indicating appreciation usually mean you made the right choice. Conversely, sad or angry expressions followed by dialogue suggesting disappointment indicate a poor choice. These cues typically appear within the next few lines after your selection.

Does making one mistake in conversation choices significantly impact relationship progress?

Relationships are tiered and do not change drastically with every single choice. Making one mistake does not suddenly hurt your relationship, and vice versa for positive choices. Progress is more gradual and accumulative.

Is there a walkthrough available for the game?

A walkthrough is available on Patreon for Founders members but it's recommended to read the free article 'The First Three Main Heroines' about Olga, Gosia, and Amina. This article provides hints on how to approach conversations with these characters.

Relationship Mechanics

• Check your relationship status with each character in the Characters Menu to see your current relationship level indicated by an (HC) icon.
• Dialogue choices influence your relationship with characters, leading to different reactions and outcomes. Pay attention to visual cues like facial expressions and dialogue that suggest whether you've made a positive or negative choice.
• Relationship indicators work in tiers rather than showing every single change, so the color won't necessarily update after each decision.

Choice Consequences

• Choices often have long-term consequences that affect future events and outcomes, such as what happens at a club or later interactions.
• Your relationship with a character determines how certain scenes unfold. For example, decisions made earlier can influence the sequence of events during a night out.