I'm not much of a fan of horror elements, but this is an exception. It isn't something that would make you wanna break a chair, but it still manages to keep you hooked. Gotta give props to the writer and the artist, it is very polished.
Hm... from what I know, the requirements to trigger the final scene are:
- Present all clues possible to Lucas (It's possible that certain clue presenting may be locked behind certain dialogue choices)
- Get all clues in Evelyn's Art Studio
- Get Victor to open up
- Obtain all clues in Marina's Apartment Photo
After that, you should get a popup with all requirements met and you can enter the interrogation room for the final verdict. If you're already in the interrogation room, you'll most likely need to re-enter it (Actually, I do not think I've tested that scenario. So if anyone comes into this kind of scenario, do lmk if it creates a softlock)
Your suppose to present clues to him and you need to get the info from Lucas to start suspecting and interrogate victor. At the end of the dialogue sequence, if you haven't fulfilled any of those, an inner monologue would give a hint on what you're suppose to do to proceed. If its the dialogue your softlocked at, try pressing enter. The bookshelf isn't meant to be interacted once you get all the clues.
Oh, no I believe that dialogue appears once all the clues there have been gathered. The bookshelf one is kinda useless. The dialogue you mentiomed just now was Victor coming in.
I'm just starting out and currently have a really small development team. But if your interested, we can discuss over on discord. I've sent you a friend request.
