Short answer
Chapter 2 Challenge 6 asks you to finish without alerting anyone. The community route below tackles Eric, then Rachel, then Tanya. It is a reported successful attempt, not a verified 1.0.4 walkthrough or a guarantee that the same conditions work on every platform.
Sources checked September 18, 2026: 1.0.2 challenge change and September 17 developer update. The checklist below is a diagnostic workflow, not our own completed playthrough.
A community-reported Eric → Rachel → Tanya attempt
Source: izgin_'s successful-run report, read September 27, 2026. The author used Normal; build and platform are not established. This is not an official difficulty requirement.
- Eric: hardware-store rear approach.Use the door behind his sweeping position. After stalking, wait outside and approach from behind while he sweeps. The author watches for the Surprise bonus.
- Rachel: cemetery before Tanya.Wait for her friends to leave. The author uses Stalk Tier 1 and grabs during her headstone-leaning or car-side smoking animation, then hides her body.
- Tanya: power-box distraction.Cut electricity, wait for her to inspect the fuse box, reach Tier 1 and grab before she turns. In this reported route, leave her body and Shape Jump to Judith's grave for the ending.
Check the Challenge 6 panel after the result sequence. The route's success report does not establish every hidden completion rule; do not combine collectible detours with a comparison attempt.
Rachel is in position, but the grab misses
Asleep_Ad_5966's separate completion report warns that standing too close to the headstone can obstruct the grab. Their approach circles wider around Rachel's left side. They also describe a longer pause at a cemetery-corner altar as an alternative opportunity.
The accounts differ on Rachel's Stalk tier: the first uses Tier 1; the second suggests Tier 2–3 at the headstone. Treat them as distinct attempts, not a combined proven recipe. The second author recommends a fresh chapter after a failed target; checkpoint recovery has not been verified here. Neither report establishes that a missing Surprise label alone always invalidates the run.
Plan one no-alert attempt
- Record the objective
Capture Challenge 6, your installed build and difficulty before starting.
- Watch the alert state
Keep a record of the interaction before an alert, particularly around executions.
- Check the saved result
Compare the completion screen with the challenge panel after returning to the menu.
Original verification workflow, not a tested stealth route or gameplay screenshot.
- Use the named objective.Do not substitute a prologue goal or assume that finishing the chapter alone satisfies a stealth condition.
- Record the starting state.Note whether this is a fresh attempt or a checkpoint reload. Do not change difficulty and route together if you want to understand which difference mattered.
- Preserve the first visible failure.Save a clip or note of the preceding action and any alert indicator. An unrecorded full replay cannot identify where the condition was lost.
- Confirm completion in the panel.Let the result flow finish, return normally to the menu and inspect Challenge 6. A chapter-clear screen alone is not evidence of challenge completion.
What should you do with a failed result?
| Observed result | Next check | Do not assume |
|---|---|---|
| An alert appeared during an action | Record the action, build and exact indicator. Compare it with the patch's named execution change. | Do not treat every execution as prohibited or every alert as a bug. |
| No alert noticed, but Challenge 6 remains incomplete | Review the recorded attempt and result panel; use the tracking checklist. | Not noticing an alert does not prove a clean run or a tracking defect. |
| The app exits before results finish | Follow the chapter-end crash branch and check retained progress after relaunch. | Do not delete saves to test a missing challenge. |
How to read older Normal-mode and red-icon tips
An older Steam discussion contains a Normal-mode, surprise-each-person tip and advice about avoiding a red alert icon. Those are proposed tactics for testing, not alternative official objectives. Neither establishes that Normal is mandatory or that one icon is the entire completion rule.
The encounter notes above have not been independently verified on the current build. Use the chapter hub for other objectives and Chapter 4 Challenge 6 for the separate film-sequence challenge.
Chapter 2 FAQ
Is Chapter 2 Challenge 6 a no-alert challenge?
Yes. The developer names the objective in the September 17 update linked above. That confirms the goal, not a universal route or required difficulty.
Should I switch difficulty to make it count?
No required difficulty is established by the sources reviewed here. Preserve the original result before testing a community suggestion, and change one condition at a time.
Where are the other Chapter 2 objectives?
This page concentrates on the source-backed Challenge 6 question. It does not invent the remaining objective wording or claim a verified all-challenges walkthrough.