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Okay, I think it's been long enough that I can release some explicit hints for Let Me Out without any concern about spoiling things too much. I don't generally like doing this too much because I like the community to be the ones to track down the secrets and make the walkthroughs, but because some time has passed I feel it's justified.
Oh, if you don't have the game, here are the links to it:EXE versionBLORB version
Anyway, enough of the preamble - on to the hints!
There are four endings that are based only on waiting for the 50th turn to pass. Trust and Lust will affect which of these four you get.
Pledging fealty and waiting for turn 50 can also change the ending.
Saying "fuck me" will also lead to an ending, but he's not necessarily going to do it right away.
See that key on Lug's belt? You can get it. You just need to be kneeling in front of him where you can reach it... if you know what I mean.
If you've got it that can lead to ending possibilities. He's not very bright so distracting him shouldn't be hard - you just need him to look away, right?
You can convince Lug that Velexis is a witch.
You can convince Lug that Velexis is a liar.
You can convince Lug that Velexis is a murderer.
There are multiple endings for the previous few points - the level of trust and lust you have will affect which you get.
Velexis is pretty awful. Try insulting her. If she uses magic on you... that's pretty interesting, isn't it? How could you use that?
Okay, so if you didn't get the last hint, you can use magic. But it also makes a difference who you use it on.
Or you could just keep insulting her, heedless of the danger...
Even if you don't know magic, you could just pretend, right? But you'd have to claim to be a witch first.
The skull is cursed. Think about fairy tales - what can a princess do that will lift a curse?
There are three skull endings. They each have the same path but require different conditions.
There's a torch right there. That could be useful. But it would make a difference whether you had that key, right?
Ever played an old text adventure and used the command "xyzzy"?
Feel free to give more explicit hints in the comments below, if you want to. :) I still enjoy it when people track down secrets and there's quite a lot of little surprises in LMO.