Rockford's House

Summary

The first night-out beat, and the chapter that quietly plants the game's emotional stakes. On the surface Rockford's House is more exploration — but where Chapter 1 set up mechanics, this one sets up people. A family photo on the wall introduces Stacy's full household (sister Debbie, her dad, and mom Susan), and a conversation with her mom about leaving versus staying is the first time the night's central tension is spoken aloud. Pay close attention to how mom phrases it: that dialogue foreshadows the requirement for the True Ending much later. Slater arrives mid-chapter and the night out properly begins, with DEVO's 'That's Good' carrying the first-act energy. Stacy's bedroom is fully explorable, and completing every memory interaction here is what earns Goodbye Stacey's Room — it auto-unlocks on chapter completion, so sweep the whole room before you trigger the exit rather than after.

Key Story Beats

1. Family photo on the wall shows Stacy + sister Debbie + dad + mom Susan.
2. Conversation with mom about leaving / staying — sets up the emotional stakes for the night.
3. Rockford's bedroom is fully explorable — Goodbye Stacey's Room achievement requires completing all memory interactions here.
4. Slater arrives mid-chapter; the night-out begins.

Songs in this chapter

• #02That's Good— DEVO

Achievements in this chapter

• Goodbye Stacey's Room

  Automatically unlocks after completing Chapter 2: Rockford's House.

Tips & Hidden

• Goodbye Stacey's Room auto-unlocks on chapter completion — explore everything before triggering exit.
• Pay attention to mom's phrasing in dialogue — it foreshadows the True Ending requirement.