Endacopia Walkthrough

My Complete Endacopia Walkthrough to Ending A

My full Endacopia walkthrough covers the opening, all three chapters, missing senses, Office, AI, Trapezist, Chameleon and Ending A.

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My Complete Endacopia Walkthrough to Ending A

Quick answer: This Endacopia walkthrough covers the opening prologue plus Chapter 1, Chapter 2 and Chapter 3, ending at Ending A: Family!. Get CHESHIRE, recover Melo’s senses in the order Hands → Mouth → Eyes, become a Remote Solutions Advisor, finish the five Office calls, enter Green → Yellow → Black → Red and defeat the AI. Restore Scribbly with all eight paper pieces, complete the Chapter 2 Misery Town and Trapezist route, open Henry’s Saw Box with 471, take the dummy saw, complete the Chapter 3 Timesville investigation, reach the Chameleon and follow Tip’s alternate route to Ending A.

This is the direct main-story route I use for a first full completion.

It reaches:

ENDING A: FAMILY!

I fight the AI, Trapezist and Chameleon directly on this route.

If I only need an exact code or puzzle answer, I use the Endacopia Puzzle Solutions Guide. For detailed boss timing, I use the Endacopia Bosses Guide, and for the alternate ending routes I use the Endacopia Endings Guide.

I complete every puzzle and item chain required for the main story, but I leave full fishing, optional gambling, achievement cleanup and unrelated secret content for another save.

Jump to:
Opening House · Missing Senses · Office · AI · Scribbly · Misery Town · Trapezist · Saw Box · Timesville · Ending A

Endacopia Chapters at a Glance

SectionMain objectiveMain bossSection ends when
OpeningGet CHESHIRE and use the toilet—Chapter 1 begins
Chapter 1Restore Melo’s senses, finish the Office and Core, restore ScribblyAIRoger receives the map
Chapter 2Complete Misery Town, reach the Trapezist and open the Saw BoxTrapezistRoger receives the selected saw
Chapter 3Finish the Timesville investigation, hidden film set and ending routeChameleonEnding A is completed

The opening is a prologue rather than a numbered chapter. After it, the game uses three numbered chapters, and this walkthrough follows all three in story order.

Full Endacopia Walkthrough Route at a Glance

  1. Obtain the Cheese and two coins.
  2. Pay Wall Bank and learn CHESHIRE.
  3. Unclog the toilet and start Chapter 1.
  4. Recover Hands, Mouth and Eyes.
  5. Become a Remote Solutions Advisor.
  6. Complete all five Office calls.
  7. Raise productivity and water the founder’s plant.
  8. Trade the Flower for the Wrench.
  9. Open the water cooler and take the Core key.
  10. Enter Green → Yellow → Black → Red.
  11. Defeat the AI.
  12. Find all eight Scribbly paper pieces.
  13. Restore Scribbly and obtain the map.
  14. Give the map to Roger to start Chapter 2.
  15. Solve the dead-clown puzzle.
  16. Use the Scalpel to recover the Bingo Ball.
  17. Complete Bun and Boon’s chain.
  18. Free the microphone and reach the Trapezist.
  19. Defeat the Trapezist.
  20. Open Henry’s Saw Box with 471.
  21. Save and take the dummy saw.
  22. Give the dummy saw to Roger to start Chapter 3.
  23. Complete the Chapter 3 Timesville investigation.
  24. Reach the hidden film set.
  25. Resolve the Chameleon encounter.
  26. Return to Roger and continue after he rejects the dummy saw.
  27. Avoid the obvious single door.
  28. Accept Tip’s boost.
  29. Win the final confrontation.
  30. Invite every resident to the marshmallow gathering.

Opening House: Get the CHESHIRE Password

The opening house contains several small puzzles, but the main objective is to reach the toilet with the correct password.

Get the Cheese

I move through the bedroom and vent route while avoiding Henry.

At the fridge puzzle, I place the available shapes into their matching slots.

When the key appears, I take it and open the fridge compartment.

The reward is:

Cheese

The puzzle is finished once the Cheese can be collected.

Use the Cheese and Get Two Coins

I return to the area containing the suspicious mouse or cockroach spot and use the Cheese.

The creature appears.

I continue interacting until Melo crushes it and collects the money underneath.

The inventory should now contain:

Two coins

Those two coins are enough for Wall Bank.

Pay Wall Bank

Wall Bank is hidden behind the wall picture.

I give him the two coins and ask for the secret.

He reveals:

CHESHIRE

I write down the complete eight-letter word.

The common wrong answers are:

  • SHINE;
  • SHIRE;
  • a shortened form of Cheshire.

The full password and its wrong-answer behavior are covered in the Endacopia Puzzle Solutions Guide.

Complete the Combat Tutorial

The opening also introduces the combat system:

  • right click activates defense;
  • I move the guard toward the incoming direction;
  • left click attacks during an opening;
  • attacking repeatedly drains stamina.

I use one or two attacks and then reset my guard.

The AI, Trapezist, Chameleon and final Ending A encounter all reuse these controls.

Unclog the Toilet

I collect the Plunger, return to the clogged toilet and use it.

The toilet character asks Melo whether he wants to go on an adventure and provides the password card.

I enter:

CHESHIRE

The sequence sends Melo below the house and begins Chapter 1.

The Chapter One title appearing after Melo enters CHESHIRE in Endacopia
CHESHIRE ends the opening prologue. Chapter 1 begins with Melo separated from his hands, mouth and eyeballs.

Chapter 1: Recover Melo’s Missing Senses

Melo begins Chapter 1 without:

  • his hands;
  • his mouth;
  • his eyeballs.

The three routes remain available in any order, but I use:

Hands → Mouth → Eyes

Hands remove the largest number of physical interaction locks. Mouth restores dialogue and Tip’s advice. The eyes route is mostly self-contained, so I leave it until last.

The full route logic is covered in the Endacopia Eyes, Hands and Mouth Guide.

Recover the Hands in Misery Town

From the Chapter 1 hub, I go north into Misery Town.

I continue through:

  1. the early circus route;
  2. the chase;
  3. the ride or train transition;
  4. the shifting-wall section;
  5. the final newly opened passage.

The chase is not the end of the route.

Whenever the game says:

The walls have shifted.

I recheck the nearby corridors.

A passage that was blocked before the message may now be open.

The final passage leads to Melo’s hands.

Once the game confirms they have been recovered, I leave Misery Town rather than trying to complete every booth and clown puzzle immediately.

Recover the Mouth in the Corporate Route

I return to the central hub and take the west route.

The corporate word-button room uses two phrases in sequence.

First, I enter:

LET ME GO

This removes the access restriction and opens the route to the right.

After continuing, Tip directs Melo back to the button room.

I return and enter:

LET ME TALK

This restores Melo’s mouth.

Melo can now speak with NPCs and ask Tip for location-specific advice.

Recover the Eyes in Timesville

I take the south route into Timesville and enter the strange bear house near the graveyard side of town.

Inside the house:

  1. I climb as the rooms become darker;
  2. I reach a completely black staircase;
  3. I stop continuing in the same direction;
  4. I turn around;
  5. the balcony event appears;
  6. ghost footprints lead outside;
  7. I follow them to the graveyard;
  8. I enter the grave route;
  9. I collect Melo’s eyeballs.

The black staircase is a direction puzzle.

It does not require a flashlight or another town item.

Fishing, hide-and-seek and the police activities are not required for recovering the eyes.

Chapter 1: Complete the Office Route

With all three senses restored, I return to the corporate area and begin the Office route.

Melo especially needs his hands for the assessment station, desk, handset, items and water cooler.

The full Office route is covered in the Endacopia Office and Call Center Guide.

Get the Remote Solutions Advisor Role

I pay for the assessment and complete the interview.

The job result required for the main route is:

Remote Solutions Advisor

The result sends Melo to the unoccupied Client Relations virtual desk located two doors down the hall.

That desk contains the five required calls.

What to do after getting another department

A different department does not lock the main story.

I return to the assessor and choose:

Request a reassessment

I take the questionnaire again on the same save.

I do not restart Chapter 1 or reload an earlier save.

Strategic Probability Analysis detour

One alternate result is Strategic Probability Analysis.

It leads to the above-or-below-three game-show area.

This department is not the five-call job, but it contains two useful Office items:

  • the Vacation Ticket;
  • the Transparent Mug.

I can collect those items first and then return to the assessor for another reassessment.

If I receive another non-Remote Solutions Advisor role without an immediately useful item, I return to the assessor instead of searching that department for the Call Center desk.

Complete the Five Calls

At the Client Relations workstation, I pick up the handset before entering any number.

CallPhone numberMain answer
Marriage Advice559-2915Use the disguise-and-flirt route
Bank Problems331-7891The written PIN clue leads to the Bible
Stuck in LVL 3865-9961Defeat the 110 HP Goblin Lord
How to Do Homework968-5213Use 2 → 12 → 5 → 600
Looking 4 Love926-1396Decline the package and use the reflective route

The phone keypad does not have a separate Call button.

If a correct number produces nothing, I check whether Melo has picked up the handset.

Marriage Advice

For the shortest main route, I use the disguise-and-flirt solution.

The murder suggestion creates another phone call about hiding a body.

That branch is optional and is not required for the Core key.

Bank Problems

I ask about the caller’s password and the place where it may have been written.

The correct book is:

Bible

The solution happens entirely through the phone conversation.

Stuck in LVL 3

The Goblin Lord begins with:

110 HP

The caller begins with:

80 HP

I use the Lightning Scroll early for 40 damage.

When the Goblin Lord takes a strange stance and prepares a serious attack, I choose:

Guard

After the blocked heavy attack, the Goblin Lord becomes too tired to move, giving me a safer attack turn.

The Healing Potion restores 10 HP, so I do not use it while nearly full.

How to Do Homework

The answer sequence is:

2 → 12 → 5 → 600

I complete the full question sequence instead of assuming the early arithmetic questions are the entire call.

Looking 4 Love

I decline the paid conversation package on the direct route.

I ask whether the caller genuinely believes the negative things he says about himself, then steer the conversation toward his mother’s criticism and the cycle it created.

The insult branch leads to a much darker result and is not required for main progression.

Buy the Access Items

After completing the calls, I prioritize:

  1. Blue Key Card;
  2. Red Key Card;
  3. Yellow Key Card;
  4. Stress Toy.

The reader light on each door matches the card color required to open it.

I leave the Energy Drink until after the permanent access items.

It does not replace:

  • the Transparent Mug;
  • ordinary water;
  • the Flower;
  • the Wrench.

Help the Employees

I use the employee items on the person whose dialogue describes the matching problem.

The important pairings include:

  • Vacation Ticket for the employee who needs a break;
  • Stress Toy for the employee overwhelmed by stress.

I help the workers directly.

The productivity display reports progress but does not increase productivity when repeatedly clicked.

Water the Founder’s Plant

I use the Transparent Mug to collect ordinary water.

I take the filled mug to the founder’s plant and water it once.

The Energy Drink is not a substitute.

Completing the plant interaction gives me access to the Flower needed for the Wrench trade.

Get the Wrench

I keep the Flower before entering the side area containing the Wrench holder.

The relevant entry can cost 50 credits, so I do not pay before the Flower is ready.

Inside, I trade the Flower for the:

Wrench

This avoids paying to enter the area again.

Open the Water Cooler

The Core key is visible inside the Office water cooler, but it cannot be collected through the casing.

I select the Wrench and use it on the cooler.

After unscrewing the panel, I take the:

Core key

The Core key visible inside the Endacopia Office water cooler
The key is visible before it is reachable. I use the Wrench to remove the water cooler casing.

Chapter 1: Enter the Core and Defeat the AI

I take the Core access items to the Core and use the eye scanner.

The final color sequence is:

Green → Yellow → Black → Red

The Endacopia Core controls marked Green one Yellow two Black three and Red four
The numbered controls confirm the order Green, Yellow, Black and Red.

The complete puzzle explanation is in the Endacopia Puzzle Solutions Guide.

After entering the sequence, I continue into the distorted gallery.

Defeat the AI

My direct AI strategy is:

  1. keep the guard near the center;
  2. wait for the attack direction to commit;
  3. block through the impact;
  4. attack once during the clear opening;
  5. return the guard to center;
  6. let stamina recover when it becomes low.

I do not spend the final part of the stamina bar on speculative attacks.

Defeating the AI unlocks:

System Override

The detailed attack timing is in the Endacopia Boss Fights Guide.

Chapter 1: Restore Scribbly and Get the Map

After the Core route, Roger asks Melo for a map of the house.

This opens the Scribbly chain.

Collect the Flashlight and Pencil

I make sure I have access to:

  • a charged Flashlight for the dark route;
  • the Pencil for restoring Scribbly’s face.

The Pencil is not the object that keeps Melo safe in the darkness. The Flashlight is the limiting resource during the paper search.

Find All Eight Paper Pieces

The instruction booklet near Scribbly is missing:

8 paper pieces

After collecting the first piece, the objective reports that seven remain.

I search the dark route while watching the Flashlight charge.

If the Flashlight runs out, Melo is returned from the area, but the paper pieces already collected remain saved.

I recharge and continue with only the missing pieces.

Draw Scribbly’s Face

Once all eight pieces are restored, I use the Pencil on the faceless figure.

The drawing does not need to be a perfect trace.

I copy the main features:

  • head outline;
  • eye positions;
  • mouth;
  • largest identifying lines.

If the drawing is rejected, I correct the major shapes rather than filling every small mark.

Enter the Name SCRIBBLY

After the face is restored, the figure asks for its name.

The nearby return box provides the answer:

SCRIBBLY

The nearby return box revealing Scribbly's name in Endacopia
The box supplies the exact name SCRIBBLY. Random descriptive names do not work.

I ask Scribbly to draw a map of the whole place.

Scribbly produces the map.

Give the Map to Roger

I return to Roger and hand him the map.

This ends Chapter 1 and begins:

Chapter 2

Chapter 2: Complete the Misery Town Item Chain

Chapter 2 sends me back to Misery Town.

The stage route remains blocked until I complete the Scalpel, Bingo Ball, Bun, Boon, Plushie and microphone chain.

I keep the route steps needed for continuous progression here. If I am stuck on the missing Bingo Ball, microphone, stage performance or Trapezist timing, I switch to the dedicated Endacopia Trapezist Guide.

Solve the Dead-Clown Puzzle

The clown toy asks which clowns can no longer tell jokes.

I compare the film outcomes with the colored seats and clown targets.

I hit:

Yellow → Pink → Purple → Red

I leave these four alone:

  • Green;
  • Orange;
  • Light Blue;
  • Blue.

The important distinction is whether the character actually died, not whether the scene looked painful.

Completing the correct set awards the:

Scalpel

The Scalpel reward from the Endacopia dead-clown puzzle
Yellow, Pink, Purple and Red are the four dead-clown targets. Green, Orange, Light Blue and Blue survive.

Use the Scalpel to Recover the Bingo Ball

I return to the patient who asks for something sharp and use the Scalpel.

This begins an Operation-style mouse maze.

I guide the tip of the Scalpel through the channel without touching the walls.

The route contains several stages.

I move slowly through corners because contact with an edge fails the attempt.

Near the end, I collect the missing red:

Bingo Ball

The missing red Bingo Ball inside the Endacopia Operation patient
The mouse controls the Scalpel. I keep the blade tip centered through every internal stage.

Complete the Five-in-a-Row Game

I return to Bun’s board and insert the missing red ball.

The objective is:

Five balls in one row

After winning, I ask Bun what makes Boon feel insecure.

The answer can vary between saves.

Possible clues include:

  • age;
  • voice;
  • smell.

I use the exact answer Bun gives in the current save.

Make Boon Cry

I return to Boon and choose the insult matching Bun’s clue.

When the correct insecurity is used, Boon gives Melo the:

Cute Plushie

If Boon dismisses the insult, I return to Bun’s clue instead of choosing random options.

Deliver the Plushie

I take the Cute Plushie to the mime girl near the bouncy-castle side of Misery Town.

She asks Melo to deliver it to the microphone worker.

I give him the gift.

He leaves to speak with her, freeing the microphone.

Clear the Crowd

I use the microphone and tell the crowd to leave.

The crowd moves away and exposes the Trapezist stage route.

Chapter 2: Defeat the Trapezist

The Trapezist route begins with a performance-input sequence.

I wait for each visible cue.

Pressing before the next cue appears can restart the sequence.

Near the final transition, I reposition for the side change rather than leaving the cursor at the previous edge.

After clearing the performance, I continue into the direct confrontation.

Trapezist Battle

My strategy is:

  • block the committed directional attack;
  • strike back the clearly returnable object;
  • use one counterattack during a safe opening;
  • stop attacking when stamina becomes low;
  • do not assume every block creates an opening.

Defeating the Trapezist unlocks:

Fatal Performance

Fatal Performance unlocking after the Trapezist is defeated
The achievement unlocks after the direct battle, not after the stage-input sequence.

I use the exit route and return to Roger.

Roger now asks Melo for a handsaw.

Chapter 2: Open Henry’s Saw Box

The Saw Box route begins in Melo’s bedroom.

Move the Reflection

I interact with Melo’s reflection in the mirror.

I use the intimidating response and tell it to move.

The reflection leaves, opening the path through the mirror.

Get Henry’s Floppy Disk

I speak with Henry and ask about the figures on his shelf.

After enough questions, Henry gives Melo a:

Floppy Disk

I take it to the computer, enter Henry’s profile and open:

PASSWORDS.TXT

The Saw Box entry uses:

471

444 belongs to the Brown Box and does not open the Saw Box.

The complete password list is in the Endacopia Puzzle Solutions Guide.

Save Before Selecting a Saw

The Saw Box contains:

  • a working saw;
  • a dummy or toy saw.

I can take only one.

The working saw and dummy saw inside Henry's Saw Box
I create a manual save before choosing. The dummy saw activates the Ending A route followed here.

For this route, I take the:

Dummy saw

I give it to Roger.

This begins:

Chapter 3

The working-saw route is covered in the Endacopia Endings Guide.

Chapter 3: Complete the Timesville Investigation

Giving Roger the dummy saw starts Chapter 3 and sends me back toward a changed Timesville.

This time I am not returning for Melo’s missing Eyes.

The active route is the serial-killer investigation that eventually opens the hidden film set.

I follow the Endacopia Timesville Walkthrough for the complete route through:

  • the nighttime jail;
  • the prisoner’s location-and-time clues;
  • the resident progression;
  • the Telescope;
  • the shed;
  • the beach investigation;
  • the reference room;
  • the VHS route;
  • the hidden entrance behind the waterfall.

I do not try to complete every Timesville activity while doing this.

Full fishing completion belongs to the secret-ending route, and exact puzzle inputs remain in the Endacopia Puzzle Solutions Guide.

For the main story, I stop once the hidden film set opens.

That is my signal that the Timesville investigation is complete and the Chameleon encounter is next.

Chapter 3: Reach the Chameleon

I enter the hidden film set and continue until I reach the Chameleon.

I create a manual save before committing to the final conversation because the encounter has both a direct battle and an alternate resolution.

For this Ending A walkthrough, I continue through the direct route.

The full combat strategy and alternate Case Closed resolution are covered in the Endacopia Bosses Guide.

Defeating the Chameleon on the direct route unlocks:

No Strings Attached

Once the encounter is resolved, I return to Roger.

Return to Roger

After the Chameleon route, I return to Roger.

He recognizes that Melo gave him a toy instead of the working saw he requested.

Roger says the deal is over and claims that the house and everything below it are dying.

I continue.

His rejection is part of the Ending A route and is not a failed ending.

Ending A: Take the Alternate Route

After leaving Roger, I eventually reach:

  • one conspicuous single door;
  • another less obvious opening.

I avoid the single door.

I take the alternate passage instead.

The alternate passage beside the obvious single door on the Ending A route
I leave the obvious door alone and use the less noticeable opening that leads back to Tip.

I save before choosing in case I enter the door accidentally.

Accept Tip’s Boost

The alternate route leads to Tip.

Tip cannot climb higher, but he offers to boost Melo.

I accept and climb onto him.

Tip preparing to boost Melo toward the final Ending A route
After taking the alternate passage, I accept Tip's boost and continue without returning to Roger's door.

Tip asks Melo not to look back.

I continue forward.

Win the Final Multi-Sense Confrontation

The final encounter combines several threats:

  • hands that stop or grab Melo’s hands;
  • a mouth-based attack;
  • directional strikes;
  • overlapping animations;
  • stamina pressure.

I identify the threat that is actively completing an attack.

I finish the required defensive response before countering.

When stamina becomes low, I stop attacking and preserve enough for the next defense.

After the confrontation, Melo wakes in a new house with Tip and the rescued residents.

Invite Everyone to the Marshmallow Gathering

Tip proposes a marshmallow gathering.

I speak to every resident before starting it.

I search:

  1. the ground floor;
  2. kitchen and side rooms;
  3. shower or bathroom area;
  4. upstairs rooms;
  5. outside the house;
  6. the upper exterior route.
Melo and the rescued Endacopia residents at their new house
The final invitations are spread across the house and exterior. I check every floor and the upper outside path.

The last residents are easy to miss because some are stargazing away from the central gathering.

Once everyone has accepted, I return to the gathering trigger.

Ending A Result

The game displays:

YOU GOT ENDING A: FAMILY!

The hidden achievement unlocked for the route is:

Escape

Ending A is complete.

If I want the working-saw route or the secret ending after this, I return to my branch save and use the Endacopia Endings Guide instead of extending this walkthrough into every ending route.

FAQ

What do I do if the Endacopia assessment gives me the wrong department? +

Return to the assessor and choose Request a reassessment. The main Call Center route requires the Remote Solutions Advisor result. A different result does not lock the save or require restarting Chapter 1.

Do Scribbly's paper pieces reset when the flashlight runs out? +

No. Paper pieces already collected remain in the booklet. Recharge the flashlight and return for the missing pieces until all eight have been found.

Why does Boon's correct insecurity differ between playthroughs? +

Bun's clue can change between saves. I have seen age, voice and smell used as the answer, so I always choose the insecurity Bun reveals in the current save.

Can I get Ending B without replaying the whole game? +

Yes. Keep a manual save before selecting a saw from Henry's Saw Box. Use the dummy saw for Ending A, then reload that save and take the working saw for the Ending B route.

How many chapters are in Endacopia? +

After the opening-house prologue, Endacopia has three numbered chapters. This walkthrough covers the opening, Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3 and the Ending A route.

Does this walkthrough cover every Endacopia ending? +

This walkthrough follows the direct main-story route to Ending A. I keep the alternate Ending B branch and the secret ending requirements in the dedicated Endacopia Endings Guide.

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