RELATED: Metro Redux May Bring Its Dreary Horror To The Switch This can happen much earlier than you'd expect. Here's a very useful hint: If the background picture on Maya's phone starts to turn "evil" you've gone too far in the wrong direction to get a good ending. I would definitely have been more enthusiastic at picking up where it all went wrong, versus just having the option to play out all the various bad endings. I think there should be a hard checkpoint before the first major turning point. Unfortunately, the three checkpoints available to me were all too late into the game to fix my mistakes. Typically when you find a clue, whether that be through texting with the witnesses, reading Maya's emails, or exploring her various social media accounts, the special app will connect the clue to a corrupted image or video on the phone that will either lead you to the next clue or give you a better perspective on what happened. Almost immediately, you'll be introduced to three more influencers: a MLM scammer, a singer/songwriter, and a fashion/brand type that were all present when Maya mysteriously died. On Maya's phone, you'll have access to a number of apps the imitate Twitter, Instagram, Facebook Chat, Gmail, and a browser.
This time around, there is a special app loaded on the phone that makes it a bit easier to find the clues you need to push the investigation forward. For reasons I'll get into later, I found choosing the Journalist made it much easier to get the "good" ending. You're given the cell phone of the deceased Maya Crane, a Kimera influencer (read: Instagram) that died under very mysterious, possibly supernatural circumstances. Detective or a Journalist hired by a senior detective investigating paranormal crimes in an X-Files-like basement office.
When you start the game, you can choose between either a Jr.
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