Casebook, Episode I Tips Walkthrough

Casebook is a game based around mystery, investigation, and forensics. The goal of the game is to help in the recovery of a family's kidnapped children. You will be playing the role of Detective Burton's “Partner”. This game requires a vast amount of patience, for the answers and the evidence aren't always very obvious! Your search and seek abilities and your ability to connect one piece of evidence to another will present a challenge only a few will be able to finish on their own….

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Casebook is a game based around mystery, investigation, and forensics. The goal of the game is to help in the recovery of a family’s kidnapped children. You will be playing the role of Detective Burton’s “Partner”. This game requires a vast amount of patience, for the answers and the evidence aren’t always very obvious! Your search and seek abilities and your ability to connect one piece of evidence to another will present a challenge only a few will be able to finish on their own. For everyone else, there’s this walkthrough.

Things to Know about the Game & Walkthrough Before Playing:

The walkthrough begins easy and very detailed, and gets simpler after the initial tutorial section of the game.

The walkthrough is divided into Objectives, which are goals that are set up for each Crime Scene. An important thing to note about this game is that it will not always name the objectives you need to move onto until you’re halfway through an actual objective, or it may never name it at all. If you complete an objective and the game doesn’t give you your next objective, you can continue to follow the walkthrough with complete ease: the game will eventually catch up to you.

Some items can be very difficult to find, and could result in the gamer becoming stuck. A very useful trick is to simply press the “i” key on your keyboard. If you missed an item you needed or can’t find one you’re looking for, a triangular eye icon will appear and direct you towards the item.

Do you know where you are in the game, but not in correspondence with the walkthrough? Use the Ctrl+f command and type in a keyword (i.e. Fibres, Champagne) to find what you’re looking for.

Make sure you link evidence to each other! If evidence needs to be linked, a red chain link will appear over the photo. Once it’s linked, a blue chain link icon will appear. If you’ve reached the end of the game but haven’t linked all the evidence together, you won’t get to see the ending! If you follow this guide though, you won’t have that problem.

Cutscenes will appear on and off throughout the gameplay. These cutscenes have more to do with the story than the actual gameplay, though a few will give you items of evidence at the end.

If at any point you forget how to use or perform a certain function, you can press the F1 key for help and a basic tutorial and explanation will appear.

GENERAL TIPS

Camera:
The camera can be taken out using the right click of your mouse. To take a snapshot, click with the left mouse button. To zoom in and out, use the toggle reel in between the right and left buttons on your mouse (note: if you’re using a laptop mouse, you can use the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard instead). To put the camera away, simply click the right mouse button (or esc on the keyboard). You can also use the arrow keys to walk.

Uploading Pictures:
Your camera can only hold 8 pictures at a time. To upload the pictures you’ve taken and to examine them as evidence, return to the crime van and simply click on the computer to upload photos. Once you’re done uploading and examining the evidence, by default you’ll be taken back to the evidence folder.

Linking Photos/Evidence:
To link photos or pieces of evidence to each other, click on the photo you’d like to connect and drag it over top the photo you’d like to connect it to. If the connection is successful, a blue chain link icon will appear on each photo. If a photo requires a link still, a red chain link icon will be visible over the picture.

Dusting for Prints:
When dusting for prints, the mouse cursor will turn into a dusting brush. Move the mouse back and forth, and all around the object or area to dust. Once you identify a print, you can click on it to move onto the next step, or just dust until the blue bar is completely filled. The exact same principle applies to the ESDA Wand and the Blacklight.

Separating Chromosomes:
The chromosomes will be greenish in color when you begin, which means they need to be separated. Once a chromosome turns grey, it’s been separated and no longer needs attention. To move chromosomes, you can click next to them with your mouse. You can also move them faster or strong by holding down the click of the mouse button. When all of them are grey, you will move on to the next step.

Swabbing & Taking Samples:
This is just like dusting, only way easier. Just click on the area that needs to be swabbed or tested (i.e. Mud smudge, whiskey spill, etc).

Using the Tweezers:
Probably the easiest thing to do, when you use these your cursor will become a set of tweezers. Click on the object that needs to be examined closer.

Using the Bunsen Burner:
When isolating chemicals with the Bunsen Burner, you will need to heat the sample just right. You can control where it is placed, how low or how high, with the mouse. Watch the bar at the bottom of the screen for clues as to what you need to do: you will want the bar to be green. If the bar is blue, the sample is too cold and should be lowered on the flame. If the bar is yellow or red, you will need to lift the sample so it can cool.

Using the Centrifuge:
This one’s simple: rotate the mouse in a clockwise circle around the machine to spin it. Once the blue bar at the bottom is filled, you’re done!

Fingerprints & Shoe Prints: Finding Key Points of Interest:
When you’re faced with identifying a fingerprint or a shoe print, you’ll be asked to identify six points of interest. For fingerprints, this includes islands, dots, bifurcations, and ridge endings. For shoe prints, it includes primarily flaws or worn grooves in the shoe (that are not part of the original tread). There’s more than six points of interest for each you’ll encounter, so chances are you’ll be able to figure it out relatively easily.

WALKTHROUGH

Crime Scene 1: The Bedroom

Objective: Match Footprints

The Bedroom area is pretty selfexplanatory as the game will use it as a tutorial for you to learn how to investigate a crime scene. You will be directed to the bedroom window.
Look down at footprints on the floor

Take out camera with right click: make sure you are close enough (if a red X appears, you need to zoom in or out according to what the camera says) over the footprint you want to take a picture of
Left click to take picture
Right click to put away camera
Walk towards the door, when the door icon appears, click to leave the bedroom

Crime Van

A zoom icon will appear, click on the computer to upload your photo of the Muddy Footprints
Select the Muddy Footprints photograph
Use the swab cursor to click on the mud left by the footprints
After collecting the sample, spin the mouse clockwise in a circle around the machine to isolate Phosphoric Acid, then click on it
Photos of a few pairs of shoes will appear: click on it once to examine, and click on it again to add it to the database. Do this for each pair of shoes (Clara’s shoes, Sylvia’s Shoes, Larson’s Shoes)
Drag the photos of the shoes into the exemplar folder, and the muddy footprints into the Bedroom Folder)
Click on the Muddy Footprints photo, and the photos of the 3 pairs of shoes will appear on the righthand side. Drag the Muddy Footprints over each pair of shoes.

After comparing all the shoes to the footprints, the detective concludes none of them match. It’s time to go back to the bedroom to try and gather more evidence.

Objective: Track the Kidnapper
Bedroom
Take pictures of the following objects:
1.   Ransom Note (on floor, crime marker #1)
2.   Smashed Birdcage (near window)
3.   Windowsill
4.   Fibres (located on the blue bed sheet)
5.   Fibres (located on the pink bed sheet)
6.   Joystick (on the floor below the computer monitor)
7.   Rocking Horse
8.   Window Pane
9.   Stain on Floor (beside Harry’s blue bed)
Note: Your camera can only hold 8 pictures at a time, so you will have to take multiple trips.

Crime Van

Click on computer to upload photos

1. Ransom Note

Select “ransom note”
Dust the ransom note for prints by moving mouse cursor over paper
No prints are found, use wand to examine further and find “junky” written in the top left corner: computer concludes kidnapper is lefthanded

2. Smashed Birdcage

Select Smashed birdcage
Use tweezers to find fabric snag, click photo to examine further. The conclusion is it’s nylon.

3. Windowsill

Select Windowsill, evidence will process

4. Fibres (Harry’s Bed)

Select Fibres, computer concludes they’re from a rope

5. Fibres (Greta’s Bed)

Select other Fibres, and computer will once again conclude the rope
In evidence folder, link to other Fibres

6. Joystick

Select Joystick
Dust the Joystick to find unknown prints

7. Rocking Horse

Select Rocking Horse
Dust Rocking Horse to find Larson’s prints

8. Window Pane

Select Window (Pane)
Dust for prints, discover print of Clara
Cutscene: Interviewing Clara

9. Stain

Select Stain
Test/swab the liquid to find it’s whiskey
Cutscene: Interview with Parents
Note: Viewing cutscene will give you “Sylvia’s Hate Mail”. Once back in Crime Van, dust for prints and use ESDA wand to discover underlying writing. Link hate mail to ransom note in evidence.

Objective: Find Evidence from Family
Bedroom
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Brown Chair (specifically armrest, between window and Greta’s bed)
2. Top of Brown Chair (same chair as armrest)
3. Bedhead (Head Railing of Greta’s Bed)
4. Cat Basket (Foot of Greta’s Bed)
5. Left side of Desk (right side of the room from the door)

Crime Van
Upload and Process the following evidence:
1. Chair

Select Chair
Dust armrest for prints, discover print of Sylvia

2. Chair (top)

Select photo, select hair, discover it’s Clara’s
Note: It’s possible to discover both the fingerprint and the hair from one photo.

3. Bedhead (Greta’s Bed)

Select Bedhead
Dust bars for prints, find Sylvia’s print
In evidence folder, link to Chair

4. Cat Basket

Select Cat Basket, will be added to evidence folder

5. Desk

Select Desk
Dust for prints, result is discovery of unknown prints

Objective: Find Exemplars
Bedroom
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Cup (on side table beside Greta’s Bed)
2. Pillow (Greta’s Bed)
3. Picture (on wall, next to door and above dollhouse)
4. Pillow (Harry’s Bed)
5. Jacket (hanging on door)

Crime Van
Upload and process the following evidence:
1. Cup

Select Cup
Dust for fingerprints, find print on handle
Swab for sample
Isolate sample by spinning mouse clockwise: discover cocoa
Use Blacklight to find hidden trace evidence
Discover DNA sample from Greta

2. Pillow (Greta’s Bed)

Select Pillow
Discover hair: Greta’s hair

3. Picture

Select Picture
Dust for prints, discover Greta’s prints

4. Pillow (Harry’s Bed)

Select Pillow
Discover hair: Harry’s hair

5. Jacket

Select Jacket
Use Blacklight to reveal hidden evidence
Separate chromosomes to find Harry’s DNA
In evidence folder, link to Hair (Harry’s)

Cutscene: Greta Returns Home
Note: After cutscene, you will obtain “Greta’s rope marks,” “Greta’s blood,” and “Greta’s clothes.”
Greta’s Rope Marks

Select photo to process evidence
In evidence folder, link to fibres 1 and 2

Greta’s Clothes

Select photo, swab clothes for sample
Isolate chemical sample by spinning mouse clockwise, discover phosphoric acid
In evidence folder, link Greta’s Clothes to Muddy Footprints

Greta’s Blood

Select photo, isolate sample to discover Benzodiazepine
In evidence folder, link Greta’s Blood to Hair, Cup, and Picture

After processing and linking all the evidence, you should notice a yellow Post-it in the bottom right hand corner of the screen. Click on it to search for Harry’s location.

Searching for Harry’s Location:
1. In the map screen where you are asked to select a tower, select “Tower 3”.
2. Narrow your search by choosing “Heavy Industry” next
3. Finally, choose the “South” option.

Your findings will lead you to a Sugar Factory. Congratulations, a new crime scene has been unlocked!

Crime Scene 2: The Refinery

Objective: Prove the Children have been here
Refinery
After a cutscene in which the detective expresses his mistrust of the family, take pictures of the following objects:
1. Blanket (red, in far right corner)
2. Rope (on red blanket)
3. Tape (use camera to zoom, on red blanket)
4. Fluidstain (on red blanket)
5. Sugar (in right corner past oil drum)
6. Soda Bottle (between table and red blanket)
7. Noodles (on table in middle of room)
8. Vent (in upper left corner of room)

Crime Van
Upload and Process the following evidence:
1. Blanket

Select Blanket
Use Blacklight to discover DNA, separate chromosomes to find it’s Harry’s DNA
Find hair sample, collect it to find it’s Greta’s
In evidence folder, link Blanket to Jacket and Harry’s Hair

2. Rope

Select Rope, added to evidence folder
In evidence folder, link to Greta’s Rope Marks and Fibres

3. Tape

Select Tape, discover it’s duct tape

4. FluidStain
5. Sugar

Select Sugar
Isolate chemicals over the burner, discover glucose and fructose
Link Sugar to Greta’s Clothes in the evidence folder

6. Soda Bottle

Select Soda
Dust for prints: no prints found
Swab for chemical sample, separate in spinner to discover Benzodiazapine

7. Noodles

Select Noodles
Swab for chemical sample, and then isolate over burner: contains Benzodiazapine
In evidence folder, link Noodles to Soda, Greta’s Blood, Hair and DNA

8. Vent

Select Vent
Dust for prints: discover Greta’s prints: she escaped.

Objective: Prove the Kidnapper was at the Refinery
Refinery
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Oily Footprint (near oil drum and Fluid by entrance door)
2. Fluid (below oil drum to immediate right of door upon entry)
3. Hair in Oil (right next to/in fluid near door)
4. Burger Bag (on edge of table near door)
5. Pipe (on opposite side of room, between red Blanket and Vent)
6. Candy Wrapper (On floor in front of Vent)
7. Tweezers (on table right next to Burger Bag)

Crime Van
Upload and process the following evidence:
1. Oily Footprint

Select Oily Footprint to add to evidence folder

2. Fluid

Select Fluid
Swab for sample, then isolate in the spinner: contains Phosphoric Acid
in evidence folder, link to Oily Footprint and Muddy Footprint

3. Hair in Oil

Select Hair in Oil to add to evidence folder

4. Burger Bag

Select Burger Bag
Dust for prints: none found. Use tweezers to extract Receipt.
Receipt found, select Receipt to add to evidence folder

5. Pipe

Select Pipe
Dust for prints: identify 6 points of interest: discover unknown fingerprint
In evidence folder, link to Candy Wrapper

6. Candy Wrapper

Select Candy Wrapper
Dust for prints, unknown print discovered
Use Blacklight to find trace evidence: separate chromosomes to discover unknown person’s trace

7. Tweezers

Select Tweezers
Dust for prints: none found, pick up small object above tweezers with tweezer cursor
Discover Splinter
Select Splinter, use Blacklight to discover trace evidence. Separate chromosomes to discover unknown person’s blood.
In evidence folder, link to Smashed Birdcage
After processing and linking all the evidence, (or maybe even before), a cutscene will occur. It’s time to track down the kidnapper. A new crime scene has also been unlocked.

Crime Scene 3: The Junkyard

Objective: Prove that Lionel is the Kidnapper
House
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Jacket (on chair near door)
2. Sneakers (on floor under small table to left of counter)
3. Tape (on side table beside bed)
4. Rope (at foot of bed)
5. Bloodstain (on floor below file cabinet near rope)
6. Note (on top of file cabinet)
7. Notepad (on top of TV)
8. Door Handle (on entrance door)
9. Blond Hair (on farthest chair upon entry)
10. Shoes (under bed)
Note: Your camera can only hold 8 pictures at a time, so you will have to make multiple trips to gather all the evidence.

Crime Van
Upload and process the following evidence:
1. Jacket

Select Jacket
Swab for chemical sample: use burner to isolate chemical: Phosphoric Acid
In evidence folder, link to Fabric Snag, Greta’s Clothes and Fluid

2. Sneakers

Select Sneakers
Identify six flaws in the shoe print, print linked to unknown person
In evidence folder, link to Muddy Footprint and Oily Footprint

3. Tape

Select Tape to transfer directly to evidence folder
In evidence folder, link to refinery tape

4. Rope

Select Rope to transfer directly to evidence folder
In evidence folder, link to

5. Blood Stain

Select Bloodstain
Use Blacklight to find trace evidence, separate chromosomes to discover blood belongs to Lionel Rivert

6. Note

Select Note to transfer directly to evidence folder
In evidence folder, link to Ransom Note and Sylvia’s Hate Mail

7. Notepad

Select Notepad to transfer directly to evidence folder
In evidence folder, link to Ransom Note and Sylvia’s Hate Mail

8. Door Handle

Select Door Handle
Dust for prints: discover print that belongs to Lionel

9. Blond Hair

Select Blond Hair
Separate chromosomes to discover hair is from a cheap wig

10. Shoes

Select Shoes
Identify six points of interest: unknown person’s shoes discovered

Note: You may not be able to take a picture of “Note” until after you’ve analyzed “Notepad” in your evidence. It might be a good idea to save “Note” for your second trip.

Objective: Establish that Harry was here
House
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Tape (on white rug near bed)
2. Hair (on pillow on bed)
3. Cup (located on stove)

Crime Van
Upload and process the following evidence:
1. Tape

Select Tape to transfer directly to evidence folder
In evidence folder, link to Tape from Refinery

2. Hair

Select Hair
Separate chromosomes to discover it’s Harry’s hair
In evidence folder, link to Hair, Jacket, and Blanket

3. Cup

Select Cup
Use Blacklight to find trace evidence, separate chromosomes to find Harry’s trace
Use swab to take trace sample, use burner to isolate chemicals: discover Benzodiazapine
In evidence folder, link to Soda, Greta’s Blood, and Noodles

Objective: Find out how Lionel was Killed
House
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Champagne (Bottle) (on floor near kitchen counter)
2. Spill (in front of champagne bottle)
3. Cork (next to magazine, in front of Champagne Bottle)
4. Smashed Glass (beside Champagne Bottle)
5. Pills (behind Champagne Bottle)

Crime Van
Upload and process the following evidence:
1. Champagne

Select Champagne
Dust the bottle for prints, discover Clara’s print
Swab bottle for sample, isolate chemicals via spinner: discover Pollen and Prussic Acid

2. Spill

Select Spill
Swab Spill for chemical sample, isolate chemicals via spinner: discover Prussic Acid
In evidence folder, link to Champagne

3. Cork

Select Cork
Use tweezers to extract object: discover Syringe Needle
select Syringe Needle
Use swab to collect chemical sample, then isolate chemicals over the burner: discover Prussic Acid

4. Smashed Glass

Select Smashed Glass to transfer directly to evidence folder

5. Pills

Select Pills
Use swab to collect chemical sample, isolate chemicals via the burner: discover Benzodiazapine
In evidence folder, link to Soda, Greta’s Blood, and Noodles

Objective: Deduce the Size of the Kidnapper’s Group
House
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Wine Glass 1 (on table near door)
2. Wine Glass 2 (on table near door)
3. Ashtray (on table above playing cards)
4. Playing Cards (on main table)
5. Photograph (above bed)
6. Footprint (on doormat)
7. Closet (to immediate right upon entry, next to fridge)

Crime Van
Upload and process the following evidence:
1. Wine Glass (1)

Select Wine Glass
Dust for fingerprints: none found. Use swab to collect chemical sample.
isolate chemical sample with the burner, discover Pollen and Phosphoric Acid

2. Wine Glass (2)

Select Wine Glass
Dust for fingerprints: none found. Use swab to collect chemical sample.
isolate chemical sample via the spinner, discover Pollen and Phosphoric Acid
in evidence folder, link to first Wine Glass

3. Ashtray

Select Ashtray to transfer directly to evidence folder

4. Playing Cards

Select Playing Cards
Dust for prints, none found. Conclusion: scene was setup. Cards not transferred to evidence folder.
Note: Instead of the Playing Cards, you can also take a picture of/test the Dice, with the exact same result.

5. Photograph

Select Photograph to transfer directly to evidence folder, points directly to Sylvia.

6. Footprint

Select Footprint
Swab for chemical sample, isolate chemicals in the spinner: result is Iron Oxide and Carbolic Acid.

7. Closet

Select Closet: evidence is processed and Closet will be revisited later

After linking all the evidence in the evidence folder, you will see a Postit in the bottom left hand corner that suggest you check the Crime Van computer. Check it to discover Jacket, Tabloid (1) and Tabloid (2). Click on each to gather more information: afterwards, the two tabloids will be thrown out and the Jacket will be moved to the evidence folder, where it links with Photograph.

Cutscene: The Interrogation: During this cutscene, you will be asked to do one of two things: nod to encourage a strongarmed approach (move mouse up and down) or shake your head to encourage a psychological approach (move mouse side to side). The choice itself doesn’t matter, since either one will have the same outcome.

Crime Scene 4: The Bunker

Objective: Find the Person, Find the Killer
Bunker
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Shears (on corner of shelf near door on the entrance side)
2. Boots (on shelf near door)
3. Blood Spots (on floor below shears)
4. Gloves (on floor by back wall)
5. Wig (on chair at back wall)

Crime Van
Upload and analyze the following evidence:
1. Shears

Select Shears
Use Blacklight to find trace evidence, separate the chromosomes: leads to Sylvia

2. Boots

Select Boots
Identify six points of interest to find Boots lead to unknown person

3. Blood Spots

Select Blood Spots
Use Blacklight to find trace evidence, separate the chromosomes: leads to Sylvia

4. Gloves

Select Gloves
Use swab to collect chemical sample, then isolate it with the burner: result is Prussic Acid
Use Blacklight to find trace evidence, then separate the chromosomes: result leads to Sylvia

5. Wig

Select Wig
Separate the chromosomes to find trace of unknown person
use tweezers to pick up Hair Inside Wig, then select
Separate the chromosomes to find hair belongs to Sylvia
in evidence folder, link to Shears, Gloves, and Blood Spots

Objective: Look for Trace Evidence connecting the Killer to Lionel’s Junkyard
Bunker
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Poison (on shelf to right of starting position)
2. Syringe (next to Rat Poison/on opposite side of shelf, can also be accessed from chair area)
3. Glasses (on shelf in box below Rat Poison)
4. Blade (on shelf to the right of starting position, 1 over from Rat Poison)
5. Champagne (at far back wall on top of wine rack, near chair)
6. Orchid (in front of/beside Champagne)
7. Boots (located beside chair)

Crime Van
Upload and analyze the following evidence:
1. Rat Poison

Select Rat Poison
Use swab to collect chemical sample, isolate chemicals with the burner: result is Prussic Acid
In evidence folder, link to Champagne, Spill, and Cork

2. Syringe

Select Syringe
Use swab to collect chemical sample, isolate chemicals via the spinner: result is Prussic Acid
In evidence folder, link to Syringe in Cork, and Gloves

3. Glasses

Select Glasses
Use swab to collect sample, isolate chemicals with the burner: result is Pollen
in evidence folder, link to Wine Glass(es) and Smashed Glass from the Junkyard

4. Blade

Select Blade
Use tweezers to extract Fabric Snag
Select Fabric Snag, evidence goes straight to evidence folder

5. Champagne

Select Champagne
Use swab to collect sample, isolate chemicals via the spinner: result is Pollen
in evidence folder, link to Champagne from the Junkyard

6. Orchid

Select Orchid
Use swab to collect sample, isolate chemicals with the burner: result is Pollen
in evidence folder, link to Champagne and both Wine Glass(es) from the Junkyard

7. Boots

Select Boots
Use swab to collect chemical sample, then isolate chemicals via the spinner: result is Iron Oxide and Carbolic Acid
Lastly, register footprint by identifying size points of interest: leads to unknown person
In evidence folder, link to Footprints/Mat at Junkyard

Objective: Find the Tape Fragments
Bunker
Take pictures of the following objects:
1. Tape Fragment (1) (located near door on the table with the dried plants)
2. Tape Fragment (2) (in front of table with dried plants, located on floor by metal pot)
3. Tape Fragment (3) (on shelf to the left of the knife with the fabric snag)
4. Tape Fragment (4) (on shelf below the knife with the fabric snag)
5. Tape Fragment (5) (on floor below the knife with the fabric snag)
Note: If you’re having a difficult time finding the tape fragments, now is a good time to use the “i” function on the keyboard.

Crime Van
Upload and analyze the following evidence:
1. Tape Fragment (1)

Select to send straight to evidence folder

2. Tape Fragment (2)

Select to send straight to evidence folder

3. Tape Fragment (3)

Select to send straight to evidence folder

4. Tape Fragment (4)

Select to send straight to evidence folder

5. Tape Fragment (5)

Select to send straight to evidence folder

After assembling all the Tape Fragments in the evidence folder, a yellow Postit will appear that says “Reconstruct Audio Tape”. There are 6 broken tape segments on the top audio bar, and the beginning of the tape on the second bar.

Here’s the how to solve the puzzle:

You will have two columns to work with: the first holds the fragments and the second plays the tape.
You can drag and combine various pieces of tape. To test if it sounds right/makes sense, press the “Play” button on the right hand side of the column.
The order in which the tape fragments should connect is 0,6,1,4,2,3,5
When connected correctly, all tape pieces should show green and a message will play revealing who the killer is and who was behind the plot all along.

Once the tape is assembled and you hear the recording, a cutscene will occur.

Cutscene: Convicting a Killer
At one point during the interrogation, you will be asked by Burton if he should take a strong approach or a psychological approach. Whichever your decision, the same result occurs.

Congratulations, you’ve beaten the game! Enjoy your final cutscenes!

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