Twisted Story Walkthrough – All Levels

Twisted Story is a conversation and observation puzzle game: read what a character says, notice the detail that does not fit, and choose a response or point to the suspicious part of the scene. Use the level index to find your current situation, then read only the answer you need. Story solutions can reveal plot twists, so stop before the later steps if you prefer to discover the ending yourself.

A small conversation with an unsettling turn

CHICKEN SKIN LLC makes Twisted Story for iPhone and iPad. The App Store describes the central challenge as spotting what feels wrong in everyday conversations and avoiding BAD ENDs. A delivery at the door, a neighbor in the hallway, or a family conversation becomes a puzzle about information and intent. The important question is often not whether a reply sounds friendly. Ask what the other person knows, why they are asking, and what your response would reveal. The US App Store listing gives September 10, 2026 as its release date; regional listings and later updates may differ.

Choose a reply, or find the odd detail

Look at the controls before solving a level. A dialogue scene provides selectable answers beneath a character or speech bubble. Read the complete question and the alternatives before touching one. An observation scene instead asks you to find something wrong in an illustration. In that mode, tapping a spoken answer is not the solution: inspect the image and select the relevant detail. These two styles ask for different kinds of attention. Dialogue rewards tracking a sequence of statements; observation rewards comparing a small feature with its surroundings.

Find the right walkthrough quickly

Enter a number in the jump box or open the appropriate group of fifty levels. The number identifies an entry in this guide; the scene and its choices help you confirm that it is the one on your screen. If an update changes the order, compare the story name, characters and opening picture as well. The page begins with a direct answer, followed by an embedded video, ordered instructions, practical tips and questions about that particular puzzle. The nearby-level links are useful when the scene you need is one entry away.

Normal endings and true endings

A successful route and a true ending are not interchangeable labels. Some story completion screens offer a Normal END and a separate True END option. Follow the result named in the walkthrough and check the result panel before moving on. An ordinary completion check does not prove that every branch has been explored. If you want to try an alternate branch, replay deliberately and remember the choice you changed. Avoid changing several answers at once: that makes it harder to understand which response caused the outcome. A hidden explanation can also change how an earlier conversation reads.

Hints, skips and advertising

The game screenshots show Hint and Skip controls, and the App Store lists optional skip-ticket and advertisement-related purchases. Read the wording of the offer inside your version before using it: removing forced advertisements and skipping a particular optional advertisement can be different benefits. A hint should help you reconsider the current prompt rather than replace reading the scene. If a reward or advertisement does not finish loading, wait for its result before tapping again. Website advertising is separate from the advertisements and purchases inside the game; buying something in one does not change the other.

A useful way to think through choices

Separate what you know from what a character claims. An unfamiliar visitor may offer a plausible reason for asking you to open a door, but the reason alone does not establish their identity. In a conversation, watch for contradictions, unusually specific knowledge, pressure to act quickly, and requests for information that the speaker should not need. In a picture, inspect hands, reflections, faces and the edges of objects. A small mismatch can carry the whole puzzle. These are reading and observation strategies for fictional scenes, not a promise that the same reply wins every level.

When the screen does not match

Return to the beginning of the level and compare the first prompt with the video. A difference in language may change wording without changing meaning, while a content update may change the story or its position. Match the meaning of an answer rather than its top, middle or bottom position. If the game stops responding after a hint, close an advertisement through its own controls if possible, then restart the app and reopen the stage. Before reinstalling, check whether your progress has a recovery option. Deleting the app can remove locally stored progress.

Reading without spoiling every scene

A walkthrough is most helpful when it answers the specific point where you are stuck. Start with the quick answer and pause the video before the next choice. Return to the game, make that choice and read the new response yourself. For a picture puzzle, use the location description first; watch the marked tap only if the small detail remains hard to see. If you are exploring endings, finish the route you started before opening another solution. Twisted Story relies on surprise, and a little control over how much you reveal preserves more of its atmosphere.

Frequently asked questions

What is Twisted Story?

It is CHICKEN SKIN LLC's unsettling story puzzle game. Players read conversations, notice suspicious details and make choices to avoid bad outcomes.

How do I find a particular level?

Use the number search or a range in the directory. Confirm the opening scene before following the choices, especially after an app update.

Is a normal ending the true ending?

No. A Normal END panel can offer a separate True END branch. Read the ending label and the route description instead of assuming every clear means the same result.

Can I use these guides on a translated game?

Yes, when the characters and scene match. Choose the answer with the same meaning; the position of a button or its exact wording can differ.

Does the website run the game?

No. The site provides written guidance and YouTube embeds. Your game progress and any purchases remain inside the app and its store account.

Do I need to watch the entire video?

No. Start with the written answer and play only the section you need. Pause before an unreached choice to avoid learning later twists.

What should I do when a hint freezes?

Wait for any advertisement to finish, then restart the app if it remains stuck. Record the level and app version before contacting the developer.

Is the guide connected to the developer?

This is an independent fan-made guide. Game artwork belongs to its rights holders, and each embedded video remains credited to its YouTube channel.