Obsessed Lucy Unlock All Endings

Obsessed Lucy ships multiple endings inside a mostly linear roommate obsession story. VNGTrash has noted that the protagonist’s broader fate does not fork into completely unrelated outcomes; instead, choices reshape scenes, relationships, and which conclusion credits roll on. Your job as a completionist is not to brute-force a giant flowchart but to hit the documented decision windows, keep clean saves, and replay common trunk text quickly.

Use this guide as a replay playbook. Pair it with the authoritative Ending Conditions list and the Endings overview for names and tone. Mark progress on the Ending Checklist so you never forget which finale still hides in your gallery.

Spoiler policy

Light structural spoilers appear below (branch timing, replay order). Heavy story spoilers, including the friend route twist discussed on Steam, stay in the Friend Route Guide behind a warning. If you want a blind first run, stop after the “First completion” section.

First completion

Your initial playthrough should stay unguided beyond How to Play if you value surprises. Finish once, note which ending you received, then open Choice Points and highlight every menu that diverges.

Because the game is short, the common route repeats often. Skim read on repeats—after disabling skip-on-unread—or jump from saves placed immediately before branches.

Save-slot strategy

Adopt a three-layer system:

1. Trunk save — latest point before the first major route split on Routes.
2. Route saves — one slot each for obsession-focused, romance-focused, and friend-focused paths you are actively hunting.
3. Pre-ending saves — right before finales that share a last line of dialogue.

Label slots in plain language (“pre-final A”). When a choice only flavors text, you can overwrite; when Ending Conditions mark a binary flag, keep both outcomes on separate slots.

Recommended replay order

While exact labels live on the endings pages, this order minimizes frustration for most players:

1. Default or first blind ending — establishes baseline tone.
2. Primary alternate relationship ending — often requires consistent responses toward Lucy or the Protagonist dynamic spelled out in the walkthrough.
3. Friend-oriented ending path — follow the dedicated Friend Route Guide instead of guessing from menu text alone.
4. Remaining variant finales — mopping up conditions listed on Endings that hinge on earlier compassion, jealousy, or refusal beats from Choice Points.

If two endings differ only by a late choice, load your pre-ending save and flip the single decision rather than replaying the entire day structure from Full Story Walkthrough text.

Choices that look minor but are not

Obsessed Lucy telegraphs mood more than hidden stats, yet some menus silently set ending flags. When the protagonist balances trust, distance, and appeasement, pick a consistent stance for the whole route you are testing. Mixed signals often land you on a default finale that feels like a “failed” branch even though the story stays linear.

Cross-check every suspicious menu against Ending Conditions. If a condition mentions missing a scene, back up to the Routes hub and confirm you entered the correct subpath.

Gallery and patch content

Steam and itch builds include gallery unlocks tied to endings and key scenes. Update 1 and Update 2 on itch may add entries—see Updates before you declare done. The 100% Completion guide merges gallery, endings, and achievements.

Achievements overlap

Several of the nine Steam achievements pop when specific endings or scenes first trigger. Read Achievements alongside this page so you do not need a third replay purely for a trophy you could have grabbed en route.

Tools and sanity checks

Keep the Ending Checklist visible during mop-up. Use Achievement Tracker if an ending and trophy should fire together but Steam stays silent—verify you are on the Steam build (app 3995190) with cloud sync enabled.

When replay feels repetitive

The story is intentionally claustrophobic. Take breaks between runs. Read Review or Worth Buying? if you are unsure extra endings justify another hour; mechanically, completion is about discipline, not grind.

Return to the Guides Hub for specialized write-ups once every ending registers in your gallery.