How to play

Thirty seconds

Move the frame. Click when someone is doing something. Read the headline on the television. The crowd copies the headline. Your next photo is about that new crowd.

Open play when you want the game itself. The headline list, with the original punctuation, is on headlines.

What each stage wants in frame

First, photograph the circle in the hat. Everyone else puts a hat on. Next, the screaming square has to be screaming in the photo, not merely standing near shocked neighbors. Then the nervous circle has to be afraid, and the square it fears has to be in the same picture.

The smug square has to be mid-sneer. Angry people have to be shouting, not just painted red. At the candle scene, any photo advances you. Missing the action prints a line like 'oooooh just missed it' or a reminder to catch who they are scared of.

Photographing the television prints 'A TV... ON TV!'. An empty frame prints 'WOWWEE, IT'S NOTHING'. A cricket prints 'LIL' CRICKY <3'. None of those three are required to finish. The story page puts the same beats in order, and characters names who is who.

You cannot lose

KBH Games and the scene flow agree: no score, no clock, no game over. Refreshing throws away your place in the loop, so wait for the action instead.

If you are hunting a happier finish, that hunt is answered on endings. The photos of people getting along are real headlines. They are not a second route.

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