Ending one: Buyout
The only victory-style finish. One condition: buy the store deed from the Landlord and pay in full.
| Difficulty | Deed price |
|---|---|
| Price Gouge (Cozy) | 12,000 CR |
| Mark Up (Normal) | 12,000 CR |
| Thin Margins (Hard) | 24,000 CR |
| Red Ink (Challenge) | 36,000 CR |
The Day 1 calendar already states the property value (12,000 CR on Mark Up), so the target is visible from the start. Buy it and rent is gone forever — the run also ends.
Don't start preparing on the day you can afford it. Track weekly profit, divide the deed price by what you can tolerate, and work out how many production lines that implies.
Ending two: You Defaulted On Your Rent
Trigger: refusing to pay while you have no Landlord's Grace left.
- Mark Up and Price Gouge each start with one grace: skip a week once, the arrears roll forward, rent still rises.
- Thin Margins and Red Ink start with none — the first refusal ends the run.
- The ending text has you evicted, abandoned by customers, contacts and even the Mentor, back to scavenging.
If it's only a one-week squeeze, sell stock or equipment before refusing. If you're already out of grace, buy Rent Grace (Favor) from Wild first.
Ending three: The Augmented
Trigger: Aug presence reaches 100% in a run where that ends the game.
- On the default path the Mentor introduces Augs on Day 12 and hands you a shotgun plus the identification guide.
- With the Aug Menace perk, Augs exist from Day 1 and letting too many escape always ends the run.
- The ending has a group break in at night, implant you by force, and Security never arrives. The implant activates; you become a passenger in your own body.
Slow down on anyone asking for raw materials or medical supplies. If two of the three checks — face, outfit, speech — look wrong, confirm with the Aug Scanner instead of gambling on one tell.
About other endings
These three are the finishes confirmed in launch material. The community also mentions other branches tied to deep faction relationships, but without reproducible steps. We've left them out until someone can document them.
The policy is simple: better to miss an entry than to publish a route that fails when you follow it.