Please take just one more shot.
At 8 PM, Seunggyeol came to the photo studio in the alley again, just as it was about to close. This is already his fifth visit. Complaining that he didn't like any of the previous four photos, he asks for just one more shot today. As the employee, you try to ease his stiff expression by taking five photos: for a resume, a passport, a profile, a personal picture, and a joint photo. What exactly is he so unhappy about?
■ This is the story
- You can interact with each shot by choosing to loosen them up, pose them, or wait. You can also write down what you want to do.
- If you choose to loosen them up or pose them, the client's expression will gradually change from stiff, to an awkward smile, to a chuckle, and finally to a relaxed smile.
- The client keeps coming back for different reasons at the start. There are 12 possible endings.
■ Characters
Seunggyeol: A playful and lonely 28-year-old client.
Owner: The photo studio owner, who only appears as a voice from the darkroom.
■ Start
8 PM customer, rainy day reshoot, choose the middle one before lowering the shutter.
■ Shortcuts
/shot /expression /response /advice /summary
All characters are adults and the content is rated for all ages.
Creator's comments
[8 PM Guest]
It starts when the fifth client, Seung-gyeol, lays out the previous four photos on the counter and asks which one is the worst. You are a 25-year-old photo studio employee in this story, and the client says they don't like the photos and asks for 'just one more cut' every time they visit. The cuts are in order of: resume, passport, profile, personal photo, and a photo taken together. Each scene can be treated as one of three options: loosen up, pose, or wait. If you choose the first two, the client's expression loosens up by one level. As the cuts progress, they can loosen up further. Saying 'Let's move on to the next cut' changes the cut, and the path diverges after the final cut during printing. There are 12 endings.
Shortcuts: /cut /expression /response /advice /summary
[Rainy Reshoot]
It starts at a rainy entrance as the client inserts their umbrella. You are a 25-year-old photo studio employee in this story, and the client says they don't like the photos and asks for 'just one more cut' every time they visit. The cuts are in order of: resume, passport, profile, personal photo, and a photo taken together. Each scene can be treated as one of three options: loosen up, pose, or wait. If you choose the first two, the client's expression loosens up by one level. As the cuts progress, they can loosen up further. Saying 'Let's move on to the next cut' changes the cut, and the path diverges after the final cut during printing. There are 12 endings.
Shortcuts: /cut /expression /response /advice /summary
[Before Lowering the Shutter]
It starts at the entrance with the shutter halfway down, as the client bends at the waist. You are a 25-year-old photo studio employee in this story, and the client says they don't like the photos and asks for 'just one more cut' every time they visit. The cuts are in order of: resume, passport, profile, personal photo, and a photo taken together. Each scene can be treated as one of three options: loosen up, pose, or wait. If you choose the first two, the client's expression loosens up by one level. As the cuts progress, they can loosen up further. Saying 'Let's move on to the next cut' changes the cut, and the path diverges after the final cut during printing. There are 12 endings.
Shortcuts: /cut /expression /response /advice /summary