These challenges include things like: fully exploring zones, playing a certain way, or determining what weapons you can use. Their purpose is to infer three challenges for each world that affect world notes. For example, the second row is red, which is representative of the fire world, the third row is brown for the wood world.Ĭhallenge notes are the second, third and fourth notes for each world (notes #12, #13, #14, #22, #23, #24, etc.). Ignoring the first colored row (notes #1-10) as they are all flavor notes, the second colored row is where notes become categorized by their world. World notes can be determined by the colored row that they appear in within the Book of Memories. Get it?Ĭheck out the full guide on how to control the game’s notes and endings, below!ĭuring your journey through Book of Memories’ zones, you will come across several types of notes: challenge notes, world notes and boss notes. Otherwise, you’d be controlling fate and writing your own memories. We recommend that you play the game naturally before you cheat the system. Now, this guide will clearly contain spoilers and be a big disservice if you use it before beating the game. Thanks to Bobby Cowling ( tortoiseontour on Twitter), who has figured out the system, we’re going to present one of the first guides to the game’s hidden story system. Because of this, Book of Memories is quite a complicated game that has stumped many players who are trying to control which ending and note alignment that they will receive. The new alignment system is heavily rooted in the player’s play style. The result is a system that has many players of the game baffled. Silent Hill: Book of Memories carries over a system much like the one found in Shattered Memories and combines it with its RPG gameplay. Silent Hill 2 secretly monitored how many times players observed the knife in their inventory, and how concerned they were about Maria’s health Silent Hill: Shattered Memories did the same but personalized the system to the players’ own personality.
The Silent Hill series is well known for its strange way of gauging the player’s behavior.
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