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Ah, okay. That would explain why I couldn't find them all. Still a lovely little game.
And I understand the intentional lock from a design perspective. It really fits well for the game's mood and theming, but goes a bit against my completionist desires xD So forgive me for cheating a bit.
And it means I still have to remove the ending saved data from AppData to play the fixed version.

In case anyone else is wanting to reset and look for the rest of the relics:
For me, in "...\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\ScanBot and the last Mind" I had to delete the "final_desire.tres" file to reset the game.

Hmm... I found 19 out of the 20 scannable objects that were indicated at the start, but couldn't find the last one.
At least I think it was 19, as the game doesn't keep track past 10.
And now that I went to the ending, the game doesn't let me restart to search for the final one, unless I go into my AppData folder to look for the saves the game made and delete them, as you get locked into the ending.
Apart from that, the game is neat, looks and feels good and is slightly depressing.

Ah, and one more thing, it may be good to see some kind of indicator on how well you are doing, both with the anomalies and with the brain waves. Not necessarily a precise indicator, but it would be helpful to have some idea apart from the dialoge between stages.

An interesting game, got all four endings.

But some issues: There seem to be some cases where things interrupt each other or aren't paused, for example, I was getting the ending with high client approval and low Darkwitt and was casually reading through it, only for Darkwitt to interrupt the ending with "Stop" saying the values dropped too low and giving me a game over while I was watching an ending.
And, possibly due to that, There were several error messages about the voicelines popping up in that ending, but those could thankfully be ignored.

Several times, anomalies or monitor changes popped up while I was reading dialoge boxes.
And I had stage transitions happen while in the middle of reading a client request, interrupting it and causing me to fail it, not even giving the option to accept or reject.

Two of the endings are both labled as ending 1 of 4, I think the Mediorca and Perfect ending

Apart from that... I am honestly surprised that a game like this was made in a Visual Novel engine, I assume most of the jank comes from that.

Anyways, I enjoyed it, looking forward to seeing more.

Oh, this game is really fun.

I don't think you could make an android version for download? This seems like a game I'd love to play while on the go and waiting for something.

first off, the PC doesn't have a password as far as I know, you can just mess with it. The door has a password, but that one Alex told you before you entered. It was 65 76 69 88 which, as the hint suggests, is ALEX in ascii code.

I got an error message when the second day with alex ended.

```
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.

While running game code:
ScriptError: could not find label 'end_of_day'.

-- Full Traceback ------------------------------------------------------------

Full traceback:
  File "Day 02 (Alex).rpyc", line 1384, in script
  File "renpy/ast.py", line 1702, in execute
  File "renpy/script.py", line 900, in lookup
ScriptError: could not find label 'end_of_day'.

```