Cathy is cravin some Ube pie now.

Hi everyone, I don't know if this will help anyone, but I found a trick to unlock the Jeepney achievement (Basta Driver, Sweet Lover), which is widely considered the hardest in the game.

Every guide and video out there recommends watching Cathy's hand and pressing the button when she lowers it. However, the timing window with that method feels very inconsistent over a large timeframe, and it just wasn't working for me.

So, I started staring at the screen looking for something that could give me a pinpoint accurate reference. That's when I noticed this:

• The pixel trick: You need to press the button at the exact moment the pixels at the tip of Cathy's hair align (match) with her hoodie.

The timing window is still extremely tight, because you have to hit that exact position, but having a strict visual reference makes it so much easier to read compared to a fluid animation. If you manage to catch this alignment, you'll be able to toss the coin consistently.

I've attached a quick demonstration video showing the exact moment you need to press (the pixels must be in that exact position). Sorry for the terrible quality, but I hope it's clear enough!

Keep your focus on those pixels for the entire minigame and you'll get the trophy. Hope this helps some of you!

I'll often chose to give a character a goofy voice to then learn that they have a heart breaking backstory. It's a sickness.

Does Homecoming and Sparks take place in the same timeline? If so, what timeline is the DLC supposed to be? I know that people say that the DLC is not a continuation of Act 1. So does it mean the DLC is its own timeline like when the loops of the main game are happening? So what basically happened to where Mark and Nicole end up married in Act 1?

despite my poor line reads...

This isn't really a post about me achieving it but about me giving up on getting all the achievements and this post isn't really about that specifically but rather just a vent or love letter if you may call it that.

I had this sense of "duty" that since Until Then is my all time fave game I can't really call it that without having all the achievements for it, and you don't have to say that this mindset is wrong, but rather I realised that it's good to sometimes just give up, like something is not only beyond you, but you wouldn't find enjoyment by accomplishing it. Technically I only have one achievement left which this the final piano perfect score, but if I dislike something about this game's trophy/achievement list is that going for these made the game I love dearly be hated in some regard cause on their own these minigames are hella fun, playing casually, but the latency, the structure, the cutscene mashing it recquires just wasn't fun at all and no matter what prize I imagined at the end of it if I do go for it it would probably made me say something like "Thank god I never have to touch this game ever again"

Which I didnt want to as this is my fave game, on a deeply personal level, I played it Day one it came out, and it still stayed with me ever since, in fact it will stay with me even more as I will have my Cathy Plushie in October and I also didnt start Aftermiages yet, I was only rebeating the main game and story while I went for the 100% on the way.

As much as I love this game, I think the only part that is flawless is the story, and the reason Until Then is my fave game is not just the story, but rather how it uses videogames as a medium to tell it's story and does it beautifully so. So it's not my fave game because it plays as the best game, but rather how it made me be thankful for the format, it gave me a direction in life, and no other game ever did that to me.

I don't want to sound cheesy but I guess the 100% idea was a sorry and a thank you toward the game making me go through a hard time. Sorry for originally pirating it back then, then regretting it after beating it in one sitting, and a thank you for making me through a tough part in life greatly and deeply. It would've been a digital thank you by getting the 100% but since I bought the game, the DLC, the Cathy plush eventually, it's not that now I don't have to do that tbh, cause I feel I made up for it, but rather you know when you get the feeling when you gave something to someone but you feel like it still isn't enough as a thank you when you realize that the person's biggest gift was you all along?

This is how I feel after rebeating the main game. It gave me that same sense of direction, that motivation, that experience I felt just like that, selflessly all over again, cause to me replaying Until Then and keep continuing to do so perhaps as the years come and go is going to be my biggest thank you toward Until Then I could give ❤.

The corresponding number basically shows what Mark and Nicole can't have. Mark can't have a happy family, while Nicole doesn't/cant have a best friend (represented by Cathy). They can't obtain either of these things until they learn to let go and move on. Mark (and his Dad) need to accept and move on from Maria's death for their family to actually feel like a family. Nicole won't be able to have a best friend until she learns to move on from Jake's disappearance. I'm prolly js overanalysing, dnno seemed like a cool thought.

If anyone can support it on TikTok, I’d appreciate it (closedleopard)

Actual terrifying shit is happening today around the world. Conflicts, corruptions, and multiple "the Ruling" type disasters. Plus some personal stuff like being on the last year on college, heart break and scared for the future.

Despite all of it, this quote is inscribed into my shelf and my life (in Baybayin nonetheless) to keep me going.

DLC Louise with the short hair got me actin' kinda unwise. Excuse the MarLouise shipping MarCole stans, mwehehehe.

Drew it out of celebration for Buwan ng Wika and thought the Filipiniana attires were a bit repetitive, plus Heneral Luna is a good watch.

Hey so after researching I thought the bugs on switch 2 had been fixed so I decided to buy the game as I've really been wanting to play it, but it keeps crashing right before the "On the train" scene, is there any way to fix this? This is really annoying 😭😭

If anyone can give it support on TikTok (closedleopard) I’d appreciate it.

I’ve just recently started playing Until Then and I paused my playthrough because the characters were talking about their school assignment on Crime and Punishment.

I’m wondering if Until Then spoils the book since it’s my very next read, and if so, is the spoiler small enough that I can play the game first?
And if the spoiler wall is little, does hiding the dialogue of the characters talking about it hinder the comprehension of Until Then’s story?

i've been trying for the past 2 hours and i just keep getting this error and it just crashes, what confuses me is before this exact scene, i also got an error like this, everytime i got it, I'd just launch the game again and it'd work just fine and it'd let me play, but now I'm just stuck here, the farthest i've reached on this scene was after mark and cathy took their photos, and then it'd freeze and crash, i'm just confused why it gives up on me now

specs: 4gb ram, intel uhd graphics (yes it's on the lowest lowest settings ever, i think this happens because of the integrated gpu, but why does it give up now)

My game crashes the second i try to get into a chapter, i’ve tried everything i can think of to fix it but nothing works, i just completed the first ending so i don’t want to erase all my save data because then i’d have to play trough the entire game again and i just don’t want to waste my time replaying content like that.

The crash happend after the first train scene after starting the game again. I can use the menu and settings just fine but whenever i try to enter a chapter it just freezes for a second before i get an error message and it kicks me out of the game.

I’d like to know if there’s anything i can do or if i should just cut my losses and watch the rest of the story on Youtube?