Normal Game[edit]
DAS Card 00[edit]
- Location
The Porter's Lodge, on the desk
- Contents
Dearest Ashley, I'm sorry for not meeting you, but I have finally completed Another. At last, all the efforts made by Sayoko and myself have paid off. I'll be waiting for you in the mansion past the gate.
DAS Card 01[edit]
- Location
The Butler's Room, on the desk
- Contents
Ashley, I know you came to this room in search of me. I'm so happy, Ashley. I can't wait to see you. I'll tell you all about Another and about your mum. I will be waiting for you in a room deep inside the mansion.
DAS Card 02[edit]
- Location
The Art Room, next to the drawing of Ashley
- Contents
Dear Ashley, thank you for coming here to find me. I'll be waiting for you in the lab at the back of the house. I can't wait to see you!
DAS Card 991[edit]
- Location
The Laboratory, in the picture frame beside the computer
- Contents
Code: ASH853LEY
This DAS Card contains the activation code for Another I. Place DAS on main Another unit to display activation icon.
DAS Card 992[edit]
- Location
The Laboratory, in the teddy bear
- Contents
Code: SAY919OKO
This DAS Card contains the activation code for another II. Place DAS on main Another unit to display activation icon.
DAS Card 901[edit]
- Location
The Butler's Room, in the desk's upper right drawer
- Contents
Richard's memo
When I'm stuck on a problem in my work, I find the best way to work through it is just to leave it for a little while. I do this by picking up a book and heading down to porter's lodge. The fresh air gives me a chance to clear my head. At the lodge I like to sit on the wooden chair by the window, with Sayoko's photo close by. Sitting there, my heart carefree, I always think of the afternoons I spent with Sayoko in the sunny living room of our Seattle home. By the time I'm finished reading, I'm filled with a warmth that seems to burn off the haze in my mind. The porter's lodge is the best spot for reading.
DAS Card 902[edit]
- Location
The Music Room, in the cabinet near the entrance
- Contents
Richard's memo
My solitude has made me aware of some small changes in me. Inexplicably, I've developed the habit of humming to myself whilst I wonder around the mansion. Me? Humming? I'm having a hard time believing it. The song is always the same. It's the song that was playing on the radio in the cafe where I met Sayoko for the first time. Whenever I realize I'm humming that song, I remember that day. All it took was one look from her, and my world stood still. I fell deeply in love with her from the first moment she looked at me. When I remember that day, even for a moment, my loneliness disappears.
DAS Card 903[edit]
- Location
Franny's Room, in the drawer on the right side of the desk
- Contents
Richard's memo
Lately, I've been wondering through the mansion for a change of pace. I like to find the most comfy sofa, or the best bed to nap in, or the room with the most interesting decorative style. I start each day with my work goal in mind, but I often get distracted from my research, and I start to think about all the people who used to live in this mansion. More often than not, I think about the girl named Franny. I suppose it's because she reminds me of my dear Ashley. It makes me miss her even more. I wonder is Ashley even remembers me at all... Ashley...
Note: must take care of the rat problem in the porter's lodge.
DAS Card 904[edit]
- Location
Henry and Marie's Bedroom, in the wardrobe near the door
- Contents
Richard's memo
Today I'm thinking of Japan. It's Sayoko's native country. Such beautiful islands surrounded by sea. I would love to go there one day with Ashley. We could see Sayoko's parents in their quiet mountain village, and ask them to tell us stories about Sayoko's childhood. I also want to walk under the cherry blossoms with Ashley.
DAS Card 905[edit]
- Location
Kitchen, in a cabinet drawer near the fridge
- Contents
Richard's memo
One of the difficulties I face living in this mansion is food. I'm hardly a picky eater, but I'm so sick of living of canned food. What I wouldn't give for a fresh apple! When I feel up to it I hunt around the island for edible plants, but I haven't found anything good enough to eat more than once. So I'm a slave to my can opener. Currently, my three favorite canned foods are: Corned beef, spicy chili beans, and clam chowder.
DAS Card 906[edit]
- Location
Lawrence's Room, in the top right bookshelf.
- Contents
Richard's memo
When I think about my relationship (or lack thereof) with Ashley, I often think about my late father. My father and mother both died in a plane crash while visiting South America. I was only 18 at the time. He was a very busy trade merchant, and he could never spare much time for his family. Back then, I couldn't understand him. But now... I feel like he is the only person who would understand me.
DAS Card 907[edit]
- Location
The Laboratory, on the bookshelf to the right of the monitor
- Contents
Richard's memo
In work, as in life, these are the main principles I try to live by:
*Always come up with new theories.
*Never forget to prepare the counter-argument and follow-up.
*Everything has a solution.
*Giving up is not an option.
When faced with difficulties, I try to remember the day I talked about these four principles with Sayoko.
DAS Card 908[edit]
- Location
The Laboratory, in the drawer left of the monitor
- Contents
Richard's memo
A group of researchers working on memory inheritance are planning to publish the results of their DNA memory generator tests soon. Sayoko had worked in that field before. I think she would be interested in the DNA memory generator if she were still alive and working in the field. Maybe she thought about leaving her own memories... for Ashley.
Starred Game[edit]
After completing the game once, you can unlock the Starred Game. The Starred game has different content in the DAS Cards, but the locations of the cards are the same.
DAS Card 901[edit]
- Location
The Butler's Room, in the desk's upper right drawer
- Contents
Richard's Report
Here's what I've gathered about the Edward family by looking around the mansion. Lawrence Edward, the founder of the Edward company, lived a life of hardship and poverty before he found success in mining. He trusted no one and valued money above all else in life. He built this mansion as a symbol of his success. But because of his suspicious nature he rigged the mansion with traps and secret rooms of all kinds to keep strangers out. Wells, the butler, was a confidante of the Edward family, so I assume he knew how to negotiate all the puzzles throughout the mansion.
DAS Card 902[edit]
- Location
The Music Room, in the cabinet near the entrance
- Contents
Richard's Report
I discovered that Lawrence had one child, a son named Leonard. An aspiring musician, Leonard hated Lawrence's plans for him. Leonard refused to take over the family business, and left home. Soon afterward, he married a woman named Sally, a woman he met at a bar. Lawrence didn't approve of the marriage so he disowned his son. Years later, Leonard sent his father a letter of reconciliation, but it was too late. Father and son never met again. I could find no record in the mansion of what happened to Leonard's wife Sally.
DAS Card 903[edit]
- Location
Franny's Room, in the drawer on the right side of the desk
- Contents
Richard's Report
Lawrence had a grandson named Henry. His wife was called Marie, and their daughter was called Franny. I believe it was Marie who arranged the graves for Henry and Thomas in the cemetery in the woods. She also left a stone monument to remember Daniel, Thomas's son. I assume that after Henry died, this island and the mansion was left to Henry's daughter, Franny. But even if my speculations are correct, I'm not sure exactly what has happened since then... It is unclear to me how Bill came to inherit the estate.
DAS Card 904[edit]
- Location
Henry and Marie's Bedroom, in the wardrobe near the door
- Contents
Richard's Report
About Henry's paintings. Henry painted the portrait of Lawrence and the portrait of the two boys with his right hand, before the war. He did the sketch of Franny and the portrait of the three men after the war. It's interesting to see how his technique changed after losing his dominant hand.
DAS Card 905[edit]
- Location
Kitchen, in a cabinet drawer near the fridge
- Contents
Richard's Report
In his short life, Thomas was an aspiring writer. He published a few short stories and one autobiographical novel based on his experiences in the war. Unfortunately the critics were not too kid to him. Most of his work is out of print.
Note: Thomas also wrote some mystery novels under the pen name, David Shields. I should try and find some of them.
DAS Card 906[edit]
- Location
Lawrence's Room, in the top right bookshelf.
- Contents
Richard's Report
I've done some more investigating about the life of Thomas. Thomas married his childhood sweetheart, Jane White. After Thomas came back from the war, she died of an illness. Thomas was left alone to raise their son, Daniel, on his own, yet more misfortune followed when Daniel was diagnosed with a heart condition. Thomas had problems paying the medical bills.
DAS Card 907[edit]
- Location
The Laboratory, on the bookshelf to the right of the monitor
- Contents
Richard's Report
It's been a while since Bill offered this mansion for my research. I've always questioned how he came to own this place. Bill said he inherited the island and the mansion from his mother. Apparently she died in 1994. But he never talks about her much. The only thing he told me was that she refused to set foot in "this cursed mansion", as she referred to it. If I knew who Bill's mother was, the relationship between him and the Edward family would be clear. But to this day Bill refuses to talk about his mother.
DAS Card 908[edit]
- Location
The Laboratory, in the drawer left of the monitor
- Contents
Richard's Report
Bill visits me every few months to hear about my progress. When he visits this mansion, he often acts strangely. When his right hand touches some of the furniture with the golden bird designs, he sometimes recoils as if he had been electrocuted. It's all very peculiar. Oddly enough Bill doesn't even notice himself recoiling, and looks at me very strangely when I mention it to him.