Choices, routes, and spoiler control

What official sources confirm

• Customer conversations can change the direction of their stories.
• Choices can affect both customers and the shop.
• The game has a branching storyline with multiple endings.
• Replayability also comes from customisation and different online requests.

Those statements establish the system. They do not prove that one early decision always locks an ending or that every save receives the same order sequence.

Spoiler-free route planning

Keep a compact ledger: moment, customer or context, exact choice text, immediate result, later result, save slot, and confidence. Save before a major conversation when the game permits it.

Write the exact option wording instead of a paraphrase. That makes it possible to compare two playthroughs without turning memory into a route rule.

How to read a possible branch

1. Decide whether the option changes the repair, relationship, shop finances, or several systems.
2. Record whether the consequence is immediate or appears later through mail or dialogue.
3. Check whether the result can be compared in another save.
4. Label the conclusion as official, reproduced, or community theory.

Confirmed facts vs community theories

What a full ending entry must contain

• The ending label exactly as shown in-game.
• A clear spoiler level.
• Required choices with exact wording.
• Any missable checkpoint and save reference.
• Whether the route was reproduced from a fresh run.
• Last verified patch, platform, and supporting evidence.

Frequently asked questions

How many endings are confirmed?

The official store confirms multiple endings but does not provide a complete count in the sources checked for this draft.

Can every ending be seen in one save?

The official sources do not establish that. Keep separate saves where possible and record the result.

New to the game? Start with the beginner guide before planning a route.