This also presents another moment for you to tell her about Eleanor. She's set to go off to college-this is one final moment to say goodbye, which you should take. You can quickly leave the festival and go find Riley at the bridge leading out of town. If you read her emotions, you'll see that she's sad and learn that Riley is leaving Haven (assuming you followed our guide for Chapter 3 and chose to not tell Riley about Eleanor's condition). Telling Riley About Eleanor Īlso at the festival, you can talk to Eleanor. You need to do this in order to get True Colors' "good" ending. Go back to Duckie and ask him to dance with you-he and Alex will then share a wonderfully wholesome moment together. You're looking for a bear, a table, and a jukebox-all of which will tell you who Tabitha is and why Duckie is sad about her. If you try to talk to him, he'll be dismissive, but if you read his emotions, you'll see that he's sad and then get the option of picking out blue highlighted objects in the environment to learn why he's sad. Chapter 3: "Monster Or Mortal" WalkthroughĬhapter 4: "Flicker" Walkthrough Duckie's Sadness Puzzle Īt the festival, you can find Duckie off on his own.That and the rest of the important decisions you have to make are listed below. You do have to make one more choice though, and it's missable, so make sure you don't forget about it. If you've been gunning for Alex to enter a relationship with one or the other, your hard work is about to pay off. On a more positive note, Chapter 4 is where your efforts to romance Ryan or Steph can finally bear fruit. You can lose their loyalty here if you're not careful. You need to end this chapter having made specific decisions in regards to Duckie, Eleanor, and Pike. But there are more to make, especially if you want to get True Colors' "good" ending. This is a rollercoaster of a chapter, where many of your choices and decisions up to this moment begin to take effect. In Chapter 4, Life is Strange: True Colors begins accelerating towards its conclusion.
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