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Someone else’s choice changes the ending you just saw

BAD END THEATER:A screen for selecting character behaviors
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If an attitude changes here, what happens in someone else’s story? Players enjoyed testing how the characters’ choices intertwined and discovering different outcomes. Even a bad ending becomes a clue to how the story fits together.

What makes it fun

  1. Change a behavior, change another story

    Toggle one character’s behavior and another character’s story may end differently. Switching viewpoints makes you want to find out whose actions changed the outcome.

  2. See the same events through new eyes

    Switch protagonists and familiar events take on a different meaning. Comparing their endings reveals how their stories connect.

  3. Bad endings leave clues

    After a bad ending, you can trace which actions led there. Collecting endings becomes a way to piece the story together.

Game details

As of Oct 29, 2026
Playtime at review
1.9 hoursMedian at the time of review (based on 100 helpful reviews)
Languages
Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean / 24 languages total

A typical run

Reviews valued using the chart to work out the next choice while collecting endings. It suits someone who enjoys identifying an unexplored path and testing it rather than repeating blindly.

A branching chart with character portraits (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)
A branching chart with character portraits (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)

Core systems

Change behavior to open another path Toggling behaviors

Choose a protagonist and follow the story. Decisions in one story affect the others, and toggling behaviors can open new paths.

A screen for selecting character behaviors (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)
A screen for selecting character behaviors (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)

What sets it apart

The same events become another story when seen through a different character. The cited reviewers enjoyed comparing outcomes across perspectives. Their reading focused on connections between short paths.

Learning curve and difficulty

One player first enjoyed the novelty, then found it simple, but later discovered more behind the story. Their understanding of the mechanics preceded a change in how they received the narrative.

Characters and on-screen choices (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)
Characters and on-screen choices (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)

What players like

Players enjoyed changing a character’s behavior and testing its effects on the other stories.

Common complaints

Reviews described repetition or similar outcomes becoming noticeable while collecting branches.

A girl’s face and dialogue text (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)
A girl’s face and dialogue text (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)

Who it’s for

For someone who wants to compare short branches and see how the cast’s stories connect. If discovering another ending is rewarding in itself, collection and storytelling can work together here.

Who might not enjoy it

If you want extensive character development, consider whether the short-branch format suits you. The cited reviewers wanted the cast to be developed more deeply.

A cyan-haired character in a dark scene (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)
A cyan-haired character in a dark scene (BAD END THEATER, via Steam)
BAD END THEATER
BAD END THEATER

97% Overwhelmingly Positive ・ US$9.99

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