Ending 01
Caine Compliance Ending
- Ending type
- Bad / Pressure
- Route focus
- Trust Caine
- Route mood
- Obedient
Choose answers that accept Caine's rules, praise his control, and avoid pushing back when the scene turns uncomfortable.
All Endings Hub
TADC Mind Games All Endings - Ending Route Guide
Use this hub to chase bad endings, hidden turns, and character-focused paths.
Spoiler level: major
This page discusses ending paths and route logic. If you have not finished one blind run, play first and return with save files ready.
Ending Notes
What this endings page is responsible for
The page is built as a checklist for replay planning, not as a permanent canon archive. Route advice may change when new builds arrive.- Ending count
- Tracks the 5 known endings as a working checklist.
- Spoiler boundary
- Ending names and route moods are shown before detailed replay advice.
- Update handling
- If a future build changes routes, this page should be revised before adding new ending claims.
Ending 02
Caine Defiance Ending
- Ending type
- Bad / Collapse
- Route focus
- Question Caine
- Route mood
- Defiant
Challenge Caine, refuse easy trust, and keep choosing doubt when the dialogue lets you resist his framing.
Ending 03
Pomni Panic Ending
- Ending type
- Bad / Escape
- Route focus
- Help Pomni
- Route mood
- Anxious
Lean into Pomni's fear, escape-focused options, and choices that make the room feel less stable.
Ending 04
Kinger Clue Ending
- Ending type
- Neutral / Hidden
- Route focus
- Follow Kinger
- Route mood
- Curious
Follow Kinger's odd hints, slow down when clues appear, and choose the answers that feel strange rather than direct.
Ending 05
Unknown Route Ending
- Ending type
- Hidden / Mixed
- Route focus
- Choice blend
- Route mood
- Unstable
Mix trust, doubt, delay, and character-focused choices if you are hunting for the path that does not fit the obvious routes.
Fast ending chase order
Start with Caine trust, then Caine defiance, then Pomni support, then Kinger curiosity. After those four moods, mix delay and exploration choices to hunt for the ending that feels less obvious.
If a scene feels like it is warning you, follow that warning once and ignore it once. The difference between those two choices is usually where a new ending path begins.
Replay Tracker
How to organize five ending attempts
The current build is short, so the best tracker is not a huge spreadsheet. Keep one save before the branch, then change only the mood that matters.Use the walkthrough before tracking endingsRoute sweepSave pointChangePayoff
Caine trust sweepBefore the first major Caine pressure choiceKeep agreeing even when the room feels wrongFast route clarity
Caine defiance sweepBefore Caine offers comfort or rulesPick suspicion, refusal, or direct questionsSharper bad-ending pressure
Pomni panic sweepBefore a fear or escape-flavored answerChoose the emotional or escape-focused responseCharacter-driven danger
Kinger clue sweepBefore the scene slows downFollow the odd hint instead of the obvious exitHidden-route movement
Mixed route sweepAfter clearing the obvious four moodsBlend delay, silence, and one character signalUnknown ending hunt
Ending Clues
Visual route signals to watch while replaying
Stage pressure
Use stage-heavy moments to test whether Caine is pushing the player toward obedience or collapse.
Character panic
Pomni-focused choices often feel emotional first, then become route movement after the next scene changes tone.
Ending review
After one clear, compare your final route mood with the endings tracker before you replay.
Ending hunter notes
Trust until it hurts
If Caine is asking you to accept something too neatly, stay obedient for one replay and watch how quickly the scene tightens.
Refuse the easy answer
For a defiance path, choose suspicion even when the polite answer looks safer. Horror visual novels often punish comfort.
Follow panic once
Pomni-focused endings usually feel emotional first and mechanical second. Let fear guide one full replay.
Take the strange detour
Kinger routes can feel less urgent, but they are worth chasing when the obvious bad endings are already done.
Endings FAQ
Can I unlock every ending in one sitting?
Yes, if you keep replaying from important branches. The current build is short enough for focused ending hunting.
Which ending should I chase first?
Start with a Caine route. His choices create the clearest pressure and help you understand the rest of the game.
Are all endings bad endings?
TADC Mind Games leans heavily into horror and dangerous outcomes, but the paths differ by mood, character focus, and how direct the danger feels.
Do I need a different save for every ending?
No. Keep one save before a major branch, then change one route mood at a time. That makes it easier to see which choice moved the ending.