Changes to this site
A log of what changed on the site itself, newest first. Dates appear here because here the date is the content. Pages about the game, such as the unlock times, the platform board and the price table, link their sources instead of stamping a date on each answer. The sources are listed on the sources page, and what this site is, on the about page. Edits to the privacy and terms pages are logged here too.
A saving page: the number to dial at any phone, when the game autosaves and when it does not, the slots, the phones worth a detour and the trophy that forbids manual saves. The stealth, chapters and trophies pages link to it.
A stealth page: how being spotted works, what makes noise, how to break a chase and when fighting is the better call. The PC performance page now leads with the three fixes the publisher posted on Steam. The puzzles page adds the radio tuning that stops some players at the pharmacy.
A checklist of every phone number, strange postcard, CRTV signal and resource container, by chapter. A New Game Plus page with what carries over and the routes to the two extra endings, including the hotel door's button order. The chapters page now counts seventeen chapters, adding the short stretch after the final fight. The endings page answers five, and each lock code is headed by where it is.
New pages for every puzzle that is more than a code, solved step by step with diagrams; every weapon and where it turns up; and the PC version's stutter and crashes, with Konami's patch notice and what players changed. Valve now rates the game Unsupported on Steam Deck, and the Deck, Steam and platform pages say so. Trophies now show each one's rate on Steam, and four codes gained a second source.
New pages for every lock code with where the game hides its answer, the six parts and sixteen chapters with the saves worth making, and all 37 trophies with a checklist. A page on what the Steam page says about Denuvo. Review scores and the Steam user-review count brought up to date.
First pages: unlock times by time zone, platforms, editions, prices and the answers people ask before launch. Every claim names the source it came from.