The Devil In Me – Syndication Server

The Devil In Me Happier Ending trophy: how to save the dog for the best ending

Connie the dog is an important character in The Devil In Me, but she won’t make it to the end unless you make the right choice.

If you’re paying attention during The Devil In Me’s story, you’ll notice a bunch of clues that point to a secret dog somewhere in the game. This dog is called Connie, and it’s your job to save her because she’s a dog and dogs deserve saving more than humans. As well as the sense of self-satisfaction it’ll give you, you’ll also get the “Happier Ending” trophy for it too. We’ll tell you how to save Connie so you too can be a good person.

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Your first encounter with Connie comes during the first scene with Mark. The scene doesn’t go particularly well, but thankfully your choice here doesn’t matter. Straight after that you’ll see here again in the farmhouse where you control Jamie.

The Devil In Me: all Du’Met’s business cards locations

Du’Met’s business cards are required for The Devil In Me’s “Man of Many Interest” trophy, so we’ll tell you where to find them.

There are a few different collectibles in The Devil In Me, but Du’Met’s business cards are among the toughest to track down. They’re often in tight spaces that aren’t easily spotted, so we’ll walk you through where to find all five of them so you can unlock the “Man of Many Interest” trophy for all your hard work.

The Devil In Me door codes: all door combinations

The Devil In Me has locked doors aplenty, and we’ll tell you how to get through all of them.

There’s nothing more frustrating than encountering a locked door in a video game. That innate curiosity and drive to see what’s behind every corner is cut off, but thankfully, in The Devil In Me, there are a couple that you can unlock to see what’s inside. Unfortunately, it usually involves wandering around in dark rooms with not much direction, so we’re here to tell you what you need to know.