Played for Drama in Chapter 5, as you keep backspacing the questions about yours and Emily's relationship, replacing them with banal questions about the weather and school.

Last-Second Word Swap: Done in bits and pieces throughout the game, sometimes to fix typos, sometimes to hide your true feelings for Emily.

It's a Small Net After All: Justified, seeing as the game takes place in the earlier days of the internet, before social media sites existed in the capacity they do now.

The bonus Easter Egg icons are unlocked by inputting specific usernames during Chapter 1. Both carry through the rest of the game, unless you start Chapter 1 over.

Hello, : You have to provide a username and first name to log in at the beginning.

Easter Egg: DOZENS of them, all of them doubling as a Shout-Out to video games, popular Let's Players/streamers, or memes.

And the final moments of the game suggest that you and Emily will never speak to each other again. The only other girl you may have been interested in hooks up with one of your former college friends.

Downer Ending: Emily has mixed feelings about having met you at your college (if that option was chosen) and gets back together with Brad/Travis.Cannot Spit It Out: The main flaw that stops you from getting together with Emily.Both of them involve the two of you going your separate ways. Also, no matter what you say or how you act, there are only two endings.This fuels the Wham Shot in Chapter 5, where you keep trying to ask Emily about your relationship with each other, only for the game to backspace those questions and make them boring. You can't actually type your responses to Emily rather, you have to mash keys on the keyboard until the game finishes the pre-made response for whatever option you picked.all lowercase letters: Up until the middle of Chapter 4.

Emily is away