Completion Route and Missable Checklist
Plan a secret-focused run around the first four dishes, cellar access, Enigma inputs, dresser letters and the post-credits wait.
FAQ
What should you collect at each early stage?
When should you stop for a focused guide?
What should you collect at each early stage?
Search the buffet before the opening dish. Once the second dish opens the cellar, inspect the cheese-shelf area, loose brick and staircase. Check the bread location during the third dish. In the fourth, follow the spider until the crucifix falls. Record each fragment as you take it rather than trying to reconstruct the collection from memory.

When should you stop for a focused guide?
Use the key guide when a fragment is missing and the Enigma guide when the directional writing puzzle stops progress. Follow the currently displayed recipe for cooking actions; this page does not invent ingredient quantities or assume that an old prototype recipe remains unchanged. Read the dresser letters as soon as the necessary keys and access are available.
How do you finish without missing the last scene?
Check the three letter achievements before the finale, finish the ordinary story route and remain through the credits. The community guide links the extra scene to the read documents. Allow time for a continuous optional-secret run because Continue has reported collection issues; do not use an unverified universal completion time as a deadline.
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