nov 01, 2023
Informations sur les succès
| Nombre de succès |
|---|
| 33 |
Trophées
Not Safe For Work
You opened the safe in room 505.
The Puddle Patrol
You cleaned the puddle by the restrooms and prevented Andrew from getting hurt.
The Beauty of the Clarington
You chose Beth as your acolyte.
Puzzled, But Not For Long
You solved the torn note puzzle in room 509.
Enigma Machine
You solved the secret code puzzle in room 509.
All's Well That Ends Well?
You completed the game.
Venting Your Spleen
You opened the vent and decoded the second secret message.
The Bookworm
You chose Andrew as your acolyte.
Slippin' Andrew
You did not clean the puddle by the restrooms, leading to Andrew slipping and hurting himself.
Team Building Exercise
You made a key double with your acolyte.
The Bernard Whisperer
You managed to talk your way out of Bernard's questions without involving your acolyte.
Shouldn't Have Said That
You messed up while talking to Bernard, forcing your acolyte to step up and take the fall for you.
My Type of Writer
You solved Anne's riddle and opened the case in room 509.
Amateur Electrician
You restored the power on the 5th floor.
Status Quo
You erased the lipstick message, so no one was fired by Bernard.
Smooth Snooper
You snooped on your acolyte and used your newfound knowledge in dialogue. Real smooth.
Kiss, Kiss, Kiss!
You and your acolyte kissed.
Wendy Gets the Boot
You did not prevent Wendy from getting fired by Bernard.
French Capital
You put money in your tip jar so you can go to Paris... one day.
Live to Fix Another Day
You protected Eugene, so he did not get fired by Bernard.
Eugene Gets the Boot
You did not prevent Eugene from getting fired by Bernard.
Fire and Life
You opened the safe in room 509 and made some interesting discoveries...
A Sophie's Choice
This Is California
Writing's On The Wall
You found all three of Wendy and Jacques' kissing spots.
Method Acting
Dead End and Gone
Bye Bye Bernard
Employee of the Month
This Bed You Made
So Long, Linda
You protected Wendy, which caused Linda to get fired by Bernard.
The Real Culprit?
Moving Up the Ladder