The short list of habits that make a first run less confusing.
The first run is for learning where the house, camera controls, chores, and door interaction are—not for memorizing every name.
Horror presentation makes ordinary details feel suspicious. Match the source-described clue instead of reacting to mood.
A conflicting clue is valuable evidence. It belongs in the needs-another-check bucket until a stronger current source resolves it.
Notice the normal house state before the first visitor.
Search the visitor name or alias instead of guessing from appearance.
Record the clue and channel so the next attempt is faster.
Use the source links and alias field; names can vary between community guides.
A screenshot can miss audio, motion, or a house-state mismatch.
No. Learn the evidence loop and keep the visitor index nearby.
