Every routed page on this database resolves through contracts extracted from the Steam client build 19029065 (v0.93L). With the guides and news sections opening, here is what that corpus pins today, in numbers taken straight from the dataset headers.

Scenes and points of interest

The scene registry holds 24 containers, from the boot and title screens to the 23 story-carrying levels. Beneath them sits a catalogue of 986 point-of-interest rows: 298 carry inline positions from the level census, 76 were resolved by driving the running client, and 612 hold no position yet — those render as explicitly unplaced rather than guessed coordinates. Level 13 alone ("She Just Wants to Sleep") carries the five puzzle-indexed paper fragments this site's first guide walks through.

Dialogue and endings

The dialogue layer decompresses to 2,839+ nodes across 19 carrier levels; the ending graph contributes 371 choice nodes and 1,555 branch edges feeding four routed endings. Safe-window percentages stay community-labeled until the derivation proves them — the fences travel with the pages.

Collectibles

Cartridges: 23 rows, each bound to its pickup container and, where the client pins it, the character it depicts — Short-haired Mita's cartridge among them. Minigames: 17 playable rows plus their carrier edges into specific scenes. Achievements: all 26 registry entries with global unlock percentages and their ending joins — the "Safe of life" achievement rides the safe-opening route.

Documents

Fourteen profile documents cover every photographed character; the world-paper registry adds 166 rows — 160 notes whose serialized text remains unresolved on every row, five paper fragments, one novella surface — plus eight shelf books whose covers exist in 34 locales, four each in the two Chinese variants.

Locales

All 34 client locales ship availability ledgers per category, so every entity page knows exactly which of its strings exist where — pages omit rather than mix languages, and the same ledger now also gates which articles appear in which locale.