has multiple endings you can unlock by meeting specific objectives in the standard 72-hour mode. You only have a limited time to solve cases, defeat certain enemies, and find a way to escape the Mall. Depending on what you accomplish, you can witness many different ways Frank's story might end, or even continue.
Eight different endings can be found in the game, which all remain the same from the original. Although a lot of new content to has been included to improve many quality-of-life features, story content has barely been touched. However, you do now get checkpoints you can reload from to make hunting for endings easier.
While there are technically eight endings, dying in 72-hour mode doesn't count as one of them. This simply puts you back to your most recent save or checkpoint, a change from the original title. A new system that allows you to accelerate time between cases also helps you to reach an ending faster rather than starting a completely new game.
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The endings of 's ridiculous action with Frank West are:
Ending Z is considered the conclusion of the game, or the This only happens in the Overtime mode, which is unlocked once you reach Ending A in the 72-hour mode. Both Endings Z and S are found through Overtime mode, so you'll have to get Ending A to access two other conclusions before you can reach every final point in the game.
Endings A — F are all found in 72-hour mode when you meet certain requirements. You only have a limited time in to reach any of these Endings, as the name of the mode may suggest. In-game time is still much faster than real-time in the Deluxe Remaster, so you only have a few hours to do everything you need to reach an ending.
The amount of time you have to complete 72-hour mode and unlock an Ending is not restricted to one sitting. With the Deluxe Remaster, you can always stop and return to a save file to
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