Hello and welcome!

Conclusion is a first-person, environmental walking game by Tomadeira. There are 4 Steam Achievements and I've set up a short and simple guide to help everyone through if you happen to need it.

Conclusion is a set up as a short, relaxing game. With that said, its story, items, and areas of interest are meant to be discovered naturally. I did not want to ruin that aspect of the game, so I tried spoiling a little as possible, while being as precise as possible with how to get each achievement. I hope that I reached a comfortable medium in that endeavor.

Let's get started.

1). Detective Achievement
Around the 1/3 mark of the path, you'll discover the stump with the bloody rag and instantly received the Detective Achievement.


2). Walker Achievement
I reached this point in the game and was awarded the Walker achievement. I believe this should be close to the half-way point of the main path.


3). Reader Achievement
There are 5 notes in the game. All of which are found directly on the main path. Listed below are 10 screeshots. The screenshots on the left show each note in its natural place on the path, taken with the intention to not spoil what each note contains. The screenshots on the right show the actual note's contents, for those that want to make sure they didn't miss a note by the info they contain.





















































4). Pathfinder Achievement
I'll be honest. I'm still not sure if this achievement is triggered by a certain amount of walking or if I just hit the right location. At some point on the path, you'll see a chair with 2 pizza boxes.
Directly to your left is a field of flowers. Walk through that field and you'll achieve Pathfinder.

*Just in case that does not work. Go to the stump for the Detective Achievement and walk from it to that field and into the patches of light coming down on the certain areas depicted in the 2nd image.*

As always I want to thank everyone stopping by for help. I most certainly hope this guide helped with any issues collecting achievements and getting through the game.

A big thank you to Tomadeira for using the beautiful Unreal Engine to design a relaxing and interesting game. I always enjoy these kind of games and the Unreal Engine is such a pleasure to get lost in.

Thanks again everyone.

Game On.

-Jonathan.