Endings and secrets: plan a second journey
What the first PS2 edition contains, and how to approach its replay rewards.
Original 2001 PlayStation 2 release: Letter from Silent Heaven. Later expanded editions and the 2024 remake are distinguished where relevant.
Five endings in this edition
The original 2001 PS2 game has Leave, Maria, In Water, Rebirth, and Dog. The first three depend on patterns of behaviour rather than a single final dialogue choice. Health management, attention to Maria, examination of personal items, and late-game listening can influence the outcome. Complete a natural first run before trying to force a result. Keep the completed save so later journeys retain the relevant progress instead of beginning a disconnected file.
Use the completed-game file
With your clear data recognised, New Game becomes highlighted in yellow and replay extras can appear. The chainsaw is available after one completion on a subsequent run along the approach to town. Extra Options can also enable increased ammunition pickups and let you toggle the noise filter. Rebirth requires its special replay items, while Dog has its own unlock conditions. Follow a dedicated original-game ending guide when targeting either, because an ending you have already earned can affect later runs.
Separate edition extras from secrets
Born from a Wish and the UFO ending belong to expanded releases, including the PS2 Greatest Hits and Director's Cut versions; neither is hidden somewhere in the first PS2 disc. The 2024 remake has different requirements and additional endings, so its checklists do not describe this edition. For a completion plan, first record your normal ending, then choose either an alternate ending, an extra weapon run, or a harder riddle level as the next goal.
Preserve clear data in its own slot before starting a yellow-highlighted New Game.
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