- Devil Connection uses dialogue choices, investigations, and route conditions to shape story outcomes.
- Evil Eye Search helps evaluate suspicious details before selecting between important responses.
- Manual saves are essential for comparing branches, protecting route progress, and reducing repeated scenes.
- Character collection works best when summon opportunities and missed appearances are tracked separately.
- Ending planning becomes easier when you preserve saves before major conversations and investigations.
Devil Connection Choice Walkthrough
Devil Connection is a story-focused adventure built around investigation, emotional context, character interactions, and branching decisions. The most reliable way to progress is to treat every major conversation as a checkpoint rather than rushing through the next line of dialogue.
Important choices often present two plausible responses. Instead of guessing, inspect the surrounding scene, consider the emotional information available, and use Evil Eye Search when the situation contains an unclear motive or suspicious detail.
| Decision Type | What to Check | Recommended Response |
|---|---|---|
| Two-choice dialogue | Context, character reaction, available clues | Investigate before answering |
| Suspicious scene | Details that do not match the conversation | Use Evil Eye Search |
| Character interaction | Emotional aura and previous choices | Review the current route |
| Ending checkpoint | Save position and recent decisions | Create a separate manual save |
| Summon opportunity | Character availability and story progress | Record the opportunity before moving on |
Investigate First
Use Evil Eye Search when a conversation includes hidden motives, unclear evidence, or two equally plausible answers.
Read Emotional Context
Emotional auras can add useful context to a scene and help explain why a character reacts differently to a similar response.
Protect Your Route
Save before important conversations, investigations, and scenes connected to a possible ending change.
When a decision appears important, do not select an answer only because it sounds polite or direct. Compare the response with the evidence revealed by the scene.
The goal is not to save before every line. Focus on route-defining moments: major investigations, unusual character reactions, two-option conversations, and scenes that clearly lead toward a different outcome.
How to Use Evil Eye Search
Evil Eye Search is the central investigation tool for handling uncertain situations. It is especially valuable when the game presents a suspicious detail or asks you to interpret information before choosing a response.
Use it as part of a repeatable process. First, secure the current decision point. Next, inspect the scene and identify what feels inconsistent. Then compare the available answers with the evidence rather than relying on instinct alone.
Create a Decision Save
Save before entering a major conversation or investigation scene. Use a clear label based on the chapter, location, or decision so you can find the checkpoint later.
Inspect the Situation
Read the surrounding dialogue carefully and note suspicious details, changes in tone, and information that may reveal a character's motive.
Activate Evil Eye Search
Use Evil Eye Search when the scene contains an unclear motive, an unusual clue, or two answers that both appear reasonable.
Match the Evidence
Compare the search results and emotional context with each response. Choose the option that best fits the information revealed by the investigation.
Record the Outcome
Note the selected answer and the immediate result. If the route is not the one you want, reload the decision save and test the alternate branch.
| Investigation Moment | Why It Matters | Save Advice |
|---|---|---|
| Before a suspicious conversation | The next response may affect route direction | Save immediately before the scene |
| After using Evil Eye Search | The available evidence is fresh | Keep the pre-investigation save |
| After a major character reaction | The reaction may reveal route alignment | Create a second route save |
| Before an ending sequence | Replaying the full story may take time | Preserve an independent branch save |
A quick response can redirect the story before you understand the evidence. If the game gives you a way to investigate, use that information before committing to a route.
A choice log is also useful. Record the scene, the selected answer, and the result in a short note. This prevents repeated testing of the same branch and makes later ending collection more efficient.
Save Management for Multiple Routes
Save management is one of the most important skills in Devil Connection. The game encourages replaying choices, comparing character reactions, and exploring different story outcomes. A small number of well-placed saves can reduce unnecessary repetition.
Use two categories of files:
- Decision saves: Created immediately before a major choice or investigation.
- Route saves: Created after an important outcome, character sequence, or completed branch.
Never rely on a single recent save when testing a route. Keep the decision file intact until every relevant option from that checkpoint has been reviewed.
| Save Type | Best Location | Main Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Decision save | Before a major dialogue choice | Test alternate answers |
| Investigation save | Before Evil Eye Search | Recheck evidence and scene context |
| Route save | After a major story result | Preserve a completed branch |
| Character save | Before a character-focused event | Review reactions and collection outcomes |
| Ending save | Before the final route sequence | Compare ending paths efficiently |
Essential Save Management:
- Create a decision save before important two-option conversations
- Keep a separate file after completing a major route or character sequence
- Do not overwrite a pre-branch save before testing alternate outcomes
- Record tested choices in a simple route log
- Preserve at least one save before each ending-defining sequence
First Playthrough
Follow the story naturally, investigate unclear scenes, and create saves before decisions that appear connected to character reactions or endings.
Ending Collection
Return to decision saves, test alternate responses, and preserve each completed outcome as a separate route file.
Character Cleanup
Use earlier saves to revisit missed summon opportunities or story-linked interactions without restarting every scene.
The most efficient replay structure is a pre-branch save, a completed-route save, and a short written record of the choices already tested.
This approach is more flexible than trying to memorize every answer. It also gives you a reliable foundation for reviewing bad-ending branches, standard story outcomes, and the route associated with the central mystery.
Summons, Characters, and Collection Planning
Devil Connection includes more than 30 summonable characters, making collection tracking valuable from the beginning. Character availability may connect to story progress, appearance locations, dialogue routes, or specific summon opportunities.
Do not treat the character list as a single checklist. Separate characters into groups based on how you encounter them. This makes it easier to identify whether a missing character requires a different route, a later scene, or a replay from an earlier save.
| Collection Group | Track These Details | Practical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Summonable roster | Name, summon status, first appearance | Monitor overall collection progress |
| Location-based characters | Area, scene, available opportunity | Check each story location before advancing |
| Story-linked characters | Dialogue route, investigation, ending relevance | Identify characters tied to choices |
| Uncollected characters | Last known scene, required branch, save file | Plan focused replay sessions |
Roster Tracking
Maintain a list of obtained and uncollected characters. Mark the current status after each major story section.
Location Notes
Record where a character appears and whether the opportunity is connected to a particular scene or route.
Resource Awareness
Collect available magic before important progression moments so resource-dependent opportunities are easier to manage.
Replay Planning
Connect every missing character to a save file or decision point instead of replaying the entire story blindly.
| Collection Goal | Recommended Habit | Common Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Obtain summonable characters | Check opportunities regularly | Assuming every character appears automatically |
| Follow character scenes | Track route and dialogue context | Overwriting a useful pre-choice save |
| Manage magic | Gather available resources before key scenes | Spending resources without checking future needs |
| Complete the roster | Keep an uncollected-character list | Repeating the same branch without notes |
A character guide should explain who a character is, while a summon guide should focus on how and when that character becomes available. Keep those records separate for easier route planning.
The same principle applies to the camera and sticker features. Revisit the camera interface after story progress, check for new poses or filters, and organize captured content by character or scene. These features add a collection goal beyond the main route and can be reviewed during cleanup runs.
Ending Routes and Completion Checklist
The available planning structure separates outcomes into standard story endings, bad-ending branches, and a true-ending route. Exact triggers can depend on decisions, investigation results, and the conditions established throughout the story.
Use the route descriptions below as a planning framework rather than treating them as isolated scenes.
| Ending Category | Route Focus | Replay Strategy |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Story Ending | Follow the main story with consistent dialogue choices | Preserve a route save before major decisions |
| Bad Ending | Select an unfavorable response or fail a critical investigation | Reload the decision save after viewing the outcome |
| True Ending | Resolve the central mystery through investigation and careful choices | Keep saves before key investigations and route-defining scenes |
Ending Collection Goals:
- Create a save before every major route-defining conversation
- Use Evil Eye Search when the correct response is unclear
- Record each tested dialogue option and its result
- Preserve completed saves for standard, bad, and true-ending branches
- Review missing character and achievement progress after route cleanup
A practical completion order is to experience the main story first, preserve the important decision points, then revisit branches for alternate outcomes. This keeps the narrative understandable while minimizing repeated scenes.
Start with a natural story run, then use preserved decision saves for alternate endings and character cleanup. Save the most condition-sensitive route for last if you want to understand the mystery first.
The official Devil Connection page on PLAYISM and the Devil Connection Steam listing are useful references for current release information, platform details, and official game features. For announcements and community discussion, check the official X account and Steam Community hub.
Q: What is the safest way to handle an important choice in Devil Connection?
Create a manual save before the conversation, inspect the scene, use Evil Eye Search when available, and record the response before continuing.
Q: When should I use Evil Eye Search?
Use Evil Eye Search when a scene contains suspicious details, an unclear motive, or two dialogue answers that appear equally plausible.
Q: How can I collect alternate endings without replaying everything?
Keep decision saves before major branches and route saves after completed outcomes. Reload the earlier checkpoint to test alternate responses.
Q: What should I track when collecting characters?
Track each character's name, summon status, first appearance, location, related dialogue route, and the save file needed to revisit the opportunity.
Keep route notes organized by decision point rather than publishing every outcome in one list. This makes it easier to separate spoiler-light guidance from full ending details.