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The Future You’ve Been Dreaming Of Game Endings Guide

The Future You’ve Been Dream­ing Of Game End­ings Guide

Writ­ten 10/12/2023, updat­ed 10/12/2023

  • Pub­lished: qure­ate
  • Devel­oped: qure­ate
  • Plat­form Played: Nin­ten­do Switch
  • Price: $8.99 from MSRP: $17.99
  • Rat­ed: M (Mature)
  • Genre: Adven­ture
  • Date of Release: May 19, 2022

Foreword

You play as a n00B God whose goal is to guide Sachi, a young col­lege stu­dent towards her 20 dif­fer­ent futures! Play each par­al­lel uni­verse and guide her as you see fit. You can enjoy boobage wob­blies, poke her, peep on her in the show­er, shove books onto her, look up her skirt, change her clothes (panties includ­ed), lis­ten to her “kyaaa,” and expe­ri­ence ran­dom Quick-Time-Events that often give you oppor­tunis­tic, voyeuris­tic views of your dis­ci­ple. Unlock boost­ers as you progress.

At first, I was kind of think­ing that this game is a waste of time, but I end­ed up rather enjoy­ing it… after I fig­ured out how to play it. The instruc­tions aren’t super clear… So, I cre­at­ed this guide to help. Most­ly, the chart is use­ful because it’s pret­ty much impos­si­ble to keep all the plus­es and minus­es straight with­out it.

Col­lect the spec­i­fied num­ber of notes and ful­fill the stat meters for each end­ing. You can always check your sta­tus in the Menu option “End­ings.”

Hints

  • Save at the end of each chap­ter just in case you mess up as you play through an End­ing
  • Appar­ent­ly (accord­ing to the inter­net) unlock­ing the rest of the Pos­es and Appli­ances comes with each start to fin­ish playthrough. Giv­en that I played through each end­ing, I should have unlocked every­thing, but I did­n’t per­haps because I uti­lized save files for most playthroughs
  • Beat­ing all End­ings unlocks Free Play Mode and Under­wear Mode
  • Appli­ances (like Rodeo and Sand­bag) appear ran­dom­ly like the Cook and the Yam­inabe Actions
  • Uti­lize the Speed x4 and the Chap­ter Skip func­tions to make events go faster
After com­plet­ing all 20 End­ings
Unlocked cos­tumes

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Actions Stat Chart

ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem
Study+8
Tablet+8
Strength Train­ing+15-5
Relax+15-5
Pic­ture Book+4+4
Ref­er­ence Book+4+4
Mir­ror+4+4
Fridge+4+4
Man­ga-5+15
Show­er+8
Tidy Things Up+4+4
Album+4+4
ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem
Nov­el+4+4
Yam­inabe+6+6+6
Can­dy+4+4
Rice Crack­er-5+15
Quiz Book+4+4
Restroom+6+6+6
Cook+6+6
Mas­sage Machine-5+15
Banana+6+6
Canned Food+4+4
Secret Book-5+15
Snack+4+4+4
ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem

Boosters Stat Chart

ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem
Exer­cise (rodeo)+10+10
Exer­cise (sand­bag)+10+10
Drink (Life Env­i­ron)+20/-20
Drink (Knowl­edge)+20/-20
Drink (Sta­mi­na)+20/-20
Drink (Fem­i­nin­i­ty)+20/-20
Drink (Self-Esteem)+20/-20

Days and Notes

Day 1: None

Day 2: Excitable Heart, Farm­ing Tips, It Suits You, Whirl­wind World

Day 3: Blessed World, Cre­ation’s Form, Idol Wor­ship, Who I adore

Day 4: Bad Doc­tor, Fate? Des­tiny?, Guid­ing Guests, Order­ly World, Who I adore, Youth Guid­ance

Day 5: Farm­ing Tips, Fate? Des­tiny?, Just Unwind, Pose Com­pendi­um, Retro Police, Suc­cess Sto­ries, Urban Leg­end

Day 6: Cre­ation’s Form, Idol Wor­ship, Just Unwind, Pose Com­pendi­um, Suc­cess Sto­ries (x2), Whirl­wind World

Day 7: Bad doc­tor, Blessed World, Excitable Heart, Guid­ing Guests, It Suits You

Day 8: Order­ly World, Retro Police, Whirl­wind World, Who I Adore, Youth Guid­ance

Day 9: Blessed World, Fate? Des­tiny?, Order­ly World, Urban Leg­end

Day 10: None

Endings (20)

Office Lady

Notes: It Suits You (x2)
Days: 2 & 7

“The Adult Way to put on a Suit… Step 1…Stand tall… Uh-huh…”

“The Adult Way to Put on a Suit… Step 2… Pull your chin down and look for­ward… Hmm…”

Idol

Notes: Idol Wor­ship (x2)

Days: 3 & 6

“An idol is… Some­one who [sic] wor­thy of aspi­ra­tion. Ven­er­at­ed and wor­shipped”

” An Idol is… An unreach­able enti­ty. A false image”

Hostess

Notes: Guid­ing Guests (x2)

Days: 4 & 7

“A Man­u­al to Con­quer Hearts with Cus­tomer Ser­vice: Speak with the oth­er per­son­’s feel­ings close in mind”

“A Man­u­al to Con­quer Hearts with Cus­tomer Ser­vice: Think about the things that tru­ly need care and con­sid­er­a­tion”

Announcer

Notes: Just Unwind (x2)

Days: 5 & 6

“How to Speak in Pub­lic With­out Get­ting Ner­vous: Take a deep breath and exhale after five sec­onds”

“How to Speak in Pub­lic With­out Get­ting Ner­vous: Close your eyes and try to recall yes­ter­day’s break­fast”

Farmer

Notes: Farm­ing Tips (x2)

Days: 2 & 5

“Tips for Farm­ing: First, learn about dif­fer­ent types of plants”

“Tips for Farm­ing: Next, learn about dif­fer­ent types of ani­mals and bugs”

Shrine Maiden

Notes: Cre­ation’s Form (x2)

Days: 3 & 6

“The Almighty God… Rules over the heav­en­ly world”

“The Almighty God… Is fair to all liv­ing beings”

Doctor

Notes: Bad Doc­tor (x2)

Days: 4 & 7

“Qual­i­ties of a Bad Doc­tor! They can’t put patients at ease”

“Qual­i­ties of a Bad Doc­tor! They have an over­ly blunt way of speak­ing”

Trainer

Notes: Pose Com­pendi­um (x2)

Days: 5 & 6

“Ele­men­tary Yoga Pos­es: The Child Pose — This is a sim­ple pose, but it can improve back pain”

“Advanced Yoga Pos­es: The Pea­cock Pose — A bit more dif­fi­cult, but effec­tive in curb­ing dia­betes”

Track and Field Athlete

Notes: Whirl­wind World (x3)

Days: 2, 6, 8

“Even YOU can be the fastest per­son in the world! Be aware of when your feet make con­tact with the ground”

“Even YOU can be the fastest per­son in the world! The rest is up to you. Keep run­ning for­ward!”

“Even YOU can be the fastest per­son in the world! Pick your feet up as much as you can when you run!”

Streamer

Notes: Suc­cess Sto­ries (x3)

Days: 5, 6 (x2)

“You too are a Bil­lion­aire! Traits of Suc­cess­ful Peo­ple! Be some­one who can decide what they want to do”

“You too are a Bil­lion­aire! Traits of Suc­cess­ful Peo­ple! Be some­one who can decide what should be done”

“You too are a Bil­lion­aire! Traits of Suc­cess­ful Peo­ple! Be some­one who can decide what NEEDS to be done”

Shut-In

Notes: none need­ed

**This is the default end­ing if you flub up the stats. You can get this end­ing even if you get low yel­lows. Try to get the bar to the mid or high­er of the num­ber range

Prime Minister

Notes: Fate? Des­tiny? (x3)

Days: 4, 5, 9

“Your des­tiny is… Decid­ed from the moment you moved in”

“Your des­tiny is… Some­thing the Japan­ese cit­i­zens would have wished for”

“Your des­tiny is… Some­thing you deter­mine for your­self”

Wicked President

Notes: Blessed World (x3)

Days: 3, 7, 9

“Do you know about the world’s prov­i­dence? The rich­est one per­cent hold half the world’s wealth”

“Do you know about the world’s prov­i­dence? Absolute evil brings long-last­ing peace”

“Do you know about the world’s prov­i­dence? Cur­ren­cy sys­tems put peo­ple into debt”

Hero

Notes: Order­ly World (x3)

Days: 4, 8, 9

“The Three Prin­ci­ples of World Order: A tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye, and jus­tice meets evil”

“The Three Prin­ci­ples of World Order: Always ques­tion the path you believe in”

“The Three Prin­ci­ples of World Order: Lim­it your­self to crush­ing them halfway”

Space Pirate

Notes: Urban Leg­end (x2)

Days: 5 & 9

“Do you believe it or not? Aliens are already here in Earth and the gov­ern­ment is hid­ing them”

“Do you believe it or not? There are count­less plan­ets out there that are like Earth”

Maid

Notes: Excitable Heart (x2)

Days: 2 & 7

“You’ll be a 10/10 with these moe points! When talk­ing to some­one put your face low­er than theirs”

“You’ll be a 10/10 with these moe points! Save the phys­i­cal con­tact for the most cru­cial moments”

Police Officer

Notes: Retro Police (x2)

Days: 5 & 8

“Rough Around the Edges, a Showa Era Police Dra­ma: Cher­ish your sig­na­ture pose at all times”

“Rough Around the Edges, a Showa Era Police Dra­ma: Hunt down the cul­prit by all means”

Childcare Worker

Notes: Youth Guid­ance (x2)

Days: 4 & 8

“Get­ting Along with Kids: Make eye con­tact when talk­ing to them”

“Get­ting Along with Kids: Hold hands with them when tak­ing them out for a walk”

Bride

Notes: Who I Adore (x3)

Days: 3, 4, 8

How: Max out every sin­gle stat

Hint: Do this one last and use Drink Boost­ers if by Day 10 you’re way off

“Sexy Edi­to­r­i­al, Rank­ing Top Traits for your Spouse-to-be Jobs cat­e­go­ry: No. 1 — Civ­il Ser­vant”

“Sexy Edi­to­r­i­al, Rank­ing Top Traits for your Spouse-to-be Essen­tials cat­e­go­ry: No. 1 — Be Rich”

“Sexy Edi­to­r­i­al, Rank­ing Top Traits for your Spouse-to-be Hob­bies cat­e­go­ry: No. 1 — Dri­ving”

Homeless Child

Notes: None or the bare min­i­mum

How: Do noth­ing. Skip every sin­gle day.

Kairosoft Games Reviews

writ­ten 07/16/23, updat­ed 07/16/2023

Kairosoft, based out of Tokyo, Japan, has cre­at­ed numer­ous sim­u­la­tion games for mobile, Switch, and PC, since 1996.

Big Fan

I am a HUGE fan of Kairosoft games ever since I played my first one, Hot Springs Sto­ry. Here, I am going to list the ones I have played. They’re sim­ple, adorable, addict­ing, fun, wit­ty, strate­gic, and if you’re a fan of sim­u­la­tion games, high­ly rec­om­mend­ed. This is a list, rat­ings, and short review for the games I’ve played. To be updat­ed as I play them.

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Games (A‑Z)

Burger Bistro Story

Rat­ing: 2 out of 5

Com­ments: You own a Burg­er Chain and must com­pete with 3 oth­er Burg­er Chains. by cre­at­ing any com­bi­na­tion of burg­ers with ingre­di­ents researched, as well as dec­o­rat­ing and man­ag­ing each indi­vid­ual store, com­plete with staff and sup­pli­ers, and unlock­ing new cus­tomers. I found it to be a bit too loose in burg­er cre­ation and rather dif­fi­cult to enjoy for long. Out­com­pet­ing com­peti­tors is sat­is­fy­ing.

Dream House Days DX

Rat­ing: 3 out of 5

Com­ments: You man­age a hous­ing com­plex through 3 types of expan­sion, tai­lor­ing each indi­vid­ual room with spe­cif­ic fur­nish­ings to cer­tain groups or ten­ants. They will grow up, get jobs, get mar­ried, have kids, retire, and die from old age right inside your rooms. Kind of Sims-like. I per­son­al­ly was shocked when my favorite ten­ants got old. I helped them get jobs! Coun­seled them through dates! That put a damper on the game…a lit­tle too much real­i­ty, a lit­tle too much God-play­ing.

Dream Park Story

Rat­ing: 5 out of 5

Com­ments: LOVE THIS GAME. Then again, I’m par­tial because one of my favorite video games of all-time is Sim Theme Park and I’ve yet to find a suit­able replace­ment for it. This game is the clos­est so far on the sim­plic­i­ty and fun side. It’s exact­ly that: a sim­u­la­tion theme park. Small rides, big rides, sideshows, shops, eater­ies, bath­rooms, trash­cans… Expan­sion, research, hir­ing, sea­sons, con­tests. Love it.

Dungeon Village

Rat­ing: 4 out of 5

Com­ments: Neato mechan­ic where you build a vil­lage that attracts adven­tur­ers itch­ing for bat­tle. Inns, eater­ies, weapons shops, leisure, and if/when the adven­tur­ers like it enough, they will stay, giv­ing you a nice amount of cash! Dur­ing the day, they fight mon­sters and ven­ture through dun­geons, gain­ing lev­els and stats, and at night, they either sleep in their hous­es or go back to whence they came. Even­tu­al­ly there are boss fights! Great idea. Good game.

Dungeon Village 2

Rat­ing: 3 out of 5

Com­ments: Just like Dun­geon Vil­lage 1 except with some steps forward…and some steps back. I was real­ly hop­ing for a blow-away-bet­ter game. It does have expan­sions which is cool and allow you to car­ry over some of your favorite adven­tur­ers to new towns in new lands right away. I just wish it was a bit…better. I played it less than the orig­i­nal ver­sion.

Epic Astro Story

Rat­ing: 2.5 out of 5

Com­ments: You build a set­tle­ment that gets vis­its from aliens for space tourism. You grow things, expand, get sup­plies and resources. All for econ­o­my! You can even send your set­tlers on voy­ages! Unfor­tu­nate­ly, while it sounds good, I found it to be a tad frus­trat­ing. Alien tourists only had a set area they would go out­side of a space sta­tion which places con­straints and makes build­ings repet­i­tive. All in all, I found it rather tedious and dis­ap­point­ing.

Game Dev Story

Rat­ing: 5 out of 5

Com­ments: One of Kairosoft­’s orig­i­nal games! What makes this game extra spe­cial is that a video game soft­ware com­pa­ny released a game about mak­ing video games! You have cre­ative license to com­bine dif­fer­ent ele­ments togeth­er to try and make a stel­lar game with your team, while under­tak­ing small side gigs all in the name of pres­tige and fame! Expand, research, and cre­ate to either explo­sive suc­cess, or dis­mal fail­ure. Extreme­ly fun.

Hot Springs Story

Rat­ing: 4 out of 5

Com­ments: My very first Kairosoft game. Played as a demo and was hooked. One of the ear­li­er entries, it has some frus­trat­ing ele­ments like being unable to move things around eas­i­ly as you expand. Oth­er­wise, you are man­ag­ing a hot spring! Con­tests with mag­a­zines for pop­u­lar­i­ty, make com­bos, and give clients what they want!

Hot Springs Story 2

Rat­ing: 4.25 out of 5

Com­ments: Def­i­nite improve­ment on the orig­i­nal! Added out­side ele­ments for the inside of the hot spring, dif­fer­ent hot springs, lots of com­bos, many more stores and dec­o­ra­tions. I found it to be great except some small details like for some rea­son very few of my clients ever want­ed to go enjoy the out­door attrac­tions, and even when I placed stairs to access them, no one ever used the steps, rather walk­ing through walls. I also found the game to be too con­fin­ing for all of the new ele­ments added. I found I want­ed it to be dou­ble the size after ful­ly expand­ing the facil­i­ty.

Mega Mall Story

Rat­ing: 4.75 out of 5

Com­ments: Fan­tas­tic game! You’re man­ag­ing a mul­ti-lev­el mall. Uti­liz­ing com­bos, esca­la­tors, ele­va­tors, place shops eater­ies, and attrac­tions while work­ing with trans­porta­tion and com­mu­ni­ties to out­per­form com­pet­ing malls! My only gripe is that there’s not enough space!

Mega Mall Story 2

Rat­ing: 3 out of 5

Com­ments: Rad­i­cal­ly dif­fer­ent flow and graph­ics style, I was dis­ap­point­ed in this game. The core is the same, but things are so dif­fer­ent that I quit play­ing after about 3 total lev­els attained.

Oh! Edo Town

Rat­ing: 3.75 out of 5

Com­ments: As a lat­er install­ment, this has fea­tures that make mov­ing things around easy. You’re cre­at­ing a town in the Edo peri­od of Japan’s his­to­ry. Roads, store, hous­es, attrac­tions, cas­tles, tur­rets, hot springs…there’s a lot to design with! Some­how, I found I was­n’t ter­ri­bly fond of the game. Per­haps the his­tor­i­cal set­ting was too con­strict­ing? It was fine, just I pre­fer Ven­ture Town despite hav­ing bet­ter game ele­ments.

Pool Slide Story

Rat­ing: 5 out of 5

Com­ments: Fan­tas­ti­cal­ly enjoy­able! I hon­est­ly did­n’t think I’d enjoy it as much as the oth­ers because it’s con­strained to just pools, but WOW! You get to design both indoors and out­doors ele­ments. Food, shops, tables along­side, well, pool fea­tures! Slides, cur­rents, streams, plants, water col­ors and fra­grances??? It’s just awe­some! I only wish I had more space to make even big­ger and bet­ter pools!

The Manga Works

Rat­ing: 3.5 out of 5

Com­ments: This is just like Game Dev Sto­ry but for Man­ga. Instead of work­ing in an office with team mem­bers, though, you are the man­ga­ka, her(him)self. You work at home and suf­fer through cre­ative blocks, bare­ly mak­ing dead­lines, enter­ing con­tests, try­ing to ful­fill spe­cial requests for pub­lish­ers… all the while try­ing to pay rent with oth­er odd jobs. It’s a good game for its real­ism, but I did­n’t last because the real­i­ty was so depress­ing that it became dull.

Tropical Resort Story

Rat­ing: 4 out of 5

Com­ments: You are the man­ag­er for a set of islands where you are try­ing to cre­ate the ulti­mate get­away com­plete with accom­mo­da­tions, shops, sight­see­ing, and FISH. Lots of fish and ocean flo­ra! There are SO many ele­ments to place and research! You go fish­ing for more fish! Pro­gres­sion on this game is amaz­ing, but I found the ter­raform­ing to be con­strict­ing. It’s hard to cre­ate the com­bos giv­en the lim­i­ta­tions of space. Do you focus on under­wa­ter life? Or the shore? Why is there no path? Why can’t peo­ple walk around trees?

Venture Towns

Rat­ing: 5 out of 5

*NOTE: This is the 2nd game I played of Kairosoft and is the rea­son I’m hooked to the games. How­ev­er, it is old now (unless they updat­ed, and I don’t know). The 5 out of 5 is based on when I orig­i­nal­ly played it*

Com­ments: Great city builder! A lit­tle dat­ed now as it lacks the “rearrange” option, and is a tad dif­fi­cult, but lots of fun and pro­gress­es well. Use com­bos to boost sales and attract res­i­dents to your town! Five dif­fer­ent loca­tions to attempt!

World Cruise Story

Rat­ing: 3 out of 5

Com­ments: Design an irre­sistible cruise ship and become a famous cruise line! Con­trol rooms, games, ameni­ties, dec­o­ra­tions, gyms, out­side and inside ele­ments! Expand the num­ber of decks! Appeal to rich­er and rich­er pas­sen­gers! The begin­ning was fun, but then it start­ed get­ting stag­nant after more ship lev­els are added. Being con­fined to a cruise ship is tough on the design-side! And VIPs are too crit­i­cal!