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Keep the Door Locked Ending Tracker

Keep documented ending progress separate from a theory about what happened in one run.

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Ending Tracker

Known ending goals

This tracker covers the three confirmed ending references for Keep the Door Locked: 10 days, golden skeleton, and the strange grandma key for Ending 3. Use it as a record of what you have seen or completed. It is not a walkthrough that invents missing steps, a fixed route, or a guarantee that one encounter will lead to an ending.

The available badge snapshot gives limited context: Ending 1 is comparatively common, Ending 3 is uncommon, and Ending 2 is extremely rare. These labels reflect relative awarded counts at one point in time, not exact odds or verified requirements. Read All Endings for the documented references, then use Survive 10 Days to keep the long-run objective practical.

Ending 1: 10 days

  • Goal reference: 10 days
  • Current best confirmed survival point: ______
  • Sanity notes: ______
  • Blood Money notes: ______
  • Important anomalies observed: ______
  • Evidence saved or badge earned: ______

Review hotel survival basics if you need to reset the main camera-and-door loop. Use the anomaly checklist to document window stages, toilet changes, room threats, and doorway pressure that affected the run.

Ending 2: Golden skeleton

  • Goal reference: golden skeleton
  • Confirmed related observation: ______
  • Current progress evidence: ______
  • Unverified theory: keep separate here ______
  • Next safe observation goal: ______

Do not fill a theory into the confirmed field. Compare known threats in the threat ranking and record official achievements in the badge tracker, but do not assume a badge title defines the golden-skeleton route.

Ending 3: Strange grandma key

  • Goal reference: key from strange grandma
  • Strange grandma encountered: yes / no / uncertain
  • Key confirmed: yes / no / uncertain
  • Room and camera state recorded: yes / no
  • Ending completion confirmed: yes / no

The visitors guide documents the confirmed grandma connection. It also explains why a named visitor should not override the room. Before any related door decision, check for the staged window anomaly, toilet anomaly, room hider, door breaker, and shadow figure.

Review after every attempt

Write what you know, what you suspect, and what you will check next. Sanity and Blood Money are named systems worth including because they show how the run developed even when an ending was not reached. Use the Anomalies Hub for identification help and the visitor trust ranking for decision context. A careful tracker does not make a route easier by inventing facts; it makes the next attempt clearer.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about the hotel room, visitors, and endings.

What endings are confirmed here?

The tracker covers 10 days, golden skeleton, and the strange-grandma key for Ending 3, while keeping their evidence fields separate.

Should I mark a suspected ending trigger as complete?

No. Keep confirmed progress and unverified theories in separate fields, then add a next observation goal that can safely test the theory during a later run.

Why record sanity and Blood Money?

They are named game systems that help explain how a run developed.

What evidence belongs in the 10 days record?

Write the furthest confirmed day, the important camera and room observations, any visitor decisions that changed the run, your sanity notes, and Blood Money progress. If you earned an ending-related badge, record its name separately from any theory about what caused the outcome. The purpose is to make the next survival attempt more informed without claiming a hidden route.

What evidence belongs in the golden skeleton record?

Write only what you directly observed: the golden-skeleton reference, the current run state, the room and door context, any badge result, and the next observation you plan to verify. Avoid copying a presumed condition from a single encounter. Compare the note with the anomaly checklist and visitor guide before treating an apparent pattern as reliable.

What evidence belongs in the grandma-key record?

Record whether strange grandma was clearly present, whether the key was actually confirmed, what the cameras and room showed, which rules were active, and whether Ending 3 completed. The grandma connection is a confirmed clue, but retaining the context prevents a player from treating every similar visitor event as a guaranteed ending step.