People, Not Props
Read the situation and choose Lisa's responses to confront her father and build enough boundary strength to deliver a final, unwavering speech.
How to play
- Read the current dialogue and the internal aside to understand the situation.
- Select one of three dialogue choices to respond to Ian or the memory.
- Read the outcome of your choice and click continue to advance the scene.
- Reach at least 60 Boundary Strength by the final chapter to unlock the climax.
- Press and hold the final button for 3.6 seconds without letting go to finish.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap to select dialogue choices and press and hold the final speech button.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click to select dialogue choices and click and hold the final speech button.
More about this game
You step into a tense family confrontation where Ian has taken Leena's magnetic board without asking. The goal is to guide Lisa through three dialogue choices, building her Boundary Strength from a starting value of 15 up to the climax threshold of 60. Each response shapes the conversation: firm choices yield 25 points, measured choices add 15, and retreating gives only 5. If you reach the threshold, the run ends with a final test where you must physically hold your ground to speak your mind.
Tips
- Firm choices always grant the maximum 25 Boundary Strength, making them the most efficient way to reach the 60-point threshold.
- Pay attention to the small notes under each choice, as they clearly indicate whether a response is firm, measured, or a retreat.
- During the final speech, do not let go of the button until the 3.6-second timer completely fills the bar, or you will fail.
Questions
What happens if I do not reach 60 Boundary Strength?
If your strength is below 60 when you reach the final chapter, Lisa will not have the resolve to speak. You will not get to attempt the final hold and must restart the confrontation.
How many dialogue choices do I get to make?
You make exactly three dialogue choices before the climax. You respond to Ian in the present, face a memory from the past, and then address Ian's reaction in the present.
Why did the game end when I was holding the button?
If your cursor or finger slips off the button, or if you release it before the 3.6 seconds are up, the speech is interrupted and the boundary remains unfinished.