Lisa's Sketchbook
Guide Lisa through a difficult television interview by choosing her responses and sketching details to maintain her boundaries.
How to play
- Read the dialogue from the interviewer or Lisa's thoughts.
- Click on a dialogue option to respond to the current question.
- When asked, select one of the three available subjects to sketch.
- Open the chat menu to talk with band members between questions.
- Keep your boundary above 55 and authenticity above 62 to succeed.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the dialogue choices, sketch subjects, and chat buttons to interact.
- Keyboard
- Type your messages in the chat input box and press Enter.
- Mouse
- Click the dialogue choices, sketch subjects, and chat buttons to interact.
More about this game
Your goal is to survive a live 1998-reminiscent television interview without compromising Lisa's well-being. The core loop involves reading the interviewer's questions, selecting dialogue choices, and picking specific band details to sketch. Every choice shifts your boundary, authenticity, and tension meters. The difficulty lies in balancing these stats; being too accommodating lowers your boundaries, while sketching reduces tension. The run ends after completing three sketches and a final question, with the outcome based on your final meter levels.
Tips
- Sketching a detail always reduces your tension meter by exactly 3 points and provides a base boost of 14 points to your authenticity score.
- Firm dialogue choices increase your boundary meter but might raise tension, so balance them with quiet sketching moments to stay calm.
- Check the chat feature between questions; talking to band members like Jack or Gemma can provide helpful emotional context for your next dialogue choice.
Questions
How do I get the best ending?
You need to finish the interview with your boundary meter at 55 or higher, your authenticity at 62 or higher, and your tension kept strictly below 60.
What does the chat button do?
The chat button opens a side conversation with the four band members. You can type custom messages to them for advice without advancing the main interview timeline.
Why did my tension meter turn red?
The tension meter turns red when it crosses the 65-point threshold. If it stays high by the end of the interview, it will negatively affect your final outcome.