Background
The second season of the tale The Game of Tag unfolds in the romance-driven arc called Romance Club. Here, the heroine must uncover who truly powers the popular app behind the trials and adventures. This guide provides a clear look at each episode and explains how certain choices influence outcomes and perceptions around paid decisions.
The story opens with a romantic moment between a young woman and a man. The man, who seemed to be her soulmate, betrays her, leaving her burdened by debts and financial strain. Yet the heroine refuses to surrender to hardship. She discovers salvation through a daring game called Super TAG, where the prize promises a path out of debt and despair.
The heroine dives into the game and encounters powerful figures who offer more than support; they also become true friends. Each challenge becomes a chance for growth, testing her limits and proving that resilience can outmatch misfortune and betrayal. By the end of the first season, a shocking twist reveals the organizer of the game, Mister Tag, to be none other than her former boyfriend Adrian.
Chapter 1: The Long Way Home
Choice: Do you want to remember what happened in the first season?
- Yes — you can recap the first season’s events.
- No — continue with the game.
Choice: Don’t know
- How are you? — Team spirit rises as friendship with Daniel improves.
- I can’t think right now — Hunter energy increases.
Remark: Earlier, Emily offered a tablet. Now its use unlocks the badge Friendship with Emily helped you.
- Jump on — 27 diamonds unlocks an extra route with Daniel.
- Decline — no effect.
If the paid option for diamonds is chosen with the prompt I need to distract him, the following options appear:
- Blow on his neck — You and Daniel grow closer.
- Tell an embarrassing story — Friendship with Daniel improves.
After a conversation with Daniel, a large brown snake is spotted. Such snakes are notably poisonous, signaling danger ahead.
Time selection centers on recalling a practiced piece of wisdom the girl once heard. Choices include stepping on the snake, walking away, or picking up a big stick, with the latter two deemed correct in different contexts.
Friends head to a nearby town to unwind at a bar. The bartender proves unfriendly, oddly attentive to the heroine’s mood.
- Respond irritably
- Be polite
The bartender directs the heroine to Cathy’s garage, a local workshop. Ari goes to learn the fate of his car and finds it intact.
The awkward silence that follows the heroine’s words sparks a choice between annoyance and team-spirited restraint, impacting future interactions.
- Annoyance — Fighter energy increases.
- Regret — Team player energy increases.
Reaction options then reveal the rapid responsiveness of the bartender. A line prompts whether to joke or thank him, affecting friendship metrics with Daniel and others.
- Jokingly — Friendship with Daniel improves.
- Thank him sincerely — No effect.
A further decision pits a selfish reason against other relationships. The result can either stall or advance bonds with Ahri depending on attention paid or ignored.
- Give a meaningful look — No effect.
- Ignore — Friendship with Ahri improves.
Relationship Control
- If a close relationship exists with Carl, a note reads You have a pretty close relationship with Carl; otherwise the opposite is stated.
- Asset options include Chintz or Colonel Mustard — each costs diamonds; Sports Day is free; a hanger with clothes costs 40 diamonds.
Further wardrobe and look decisions surface. Players can choose to stop or revisit wardrobe and hairstyle options, adjusting the protagonist and her companion’s appearance for the narrative stage ahead.
- Shall I stop there? Yes — apply the changes.
- It is necessary to look again — return to the wardrobe choices.
Emily’s look offers a playful or professional path, each priced at 22 diamonds and with the same positive note about Friendship with Emily improving.
- Playful — 22 diamonds, friendship improves.
- Professional — 22 diamonds, friendship improves.
- No change, no effect.
Right after choosing outfits for herself and her girlfriend, the game allows time management choices. The heroine can spend time with Emily for 27 diamonds, unlocking an additional scene, or walk alone for missed opportunities.
- Spend time with Emily — 27 diamonds unlocks an extra scene with Emily.
- Walk alone — Missed chance.
If the first option for diamonds is chosen, a travel choice opens up, offering two paths: Just the two of us to bring Emily closer, or everyone to improve the circle of friendship with Emily.
Another decision asks to spend time with Sarah or relax in the room. The paid option offers a chance to deepen bonds with Sarah or celebrate together with the team.
- Travel together — You and Emily grow closer.
- With everyone — Friendship with Emily improves.
The main hall becomes the scene for a tense moment with the bartender. A key question asks what reveals the truth about his behavior, with options that test the heroine’s ability to stay calm, poke fun, or claim wrongdoing.
- There are more people than usual
- The bartender has a phone in his hands — Right. Extra fame if chosen on the first try
- There is strong fried meat aroma
- There is another music track playing
- Team player path — The heroine insists on respectful treatment and orders the bartender to put the phone down.
- Hunter path — The heroine attempts to mislead the bartender by pretending to confuse him with someone else.
Another moment of fatigue leads to the choice of God. The options are I am so fed up or I am sorry for causing trouble, shaping Hunter or team player energy accordingly.
- I’m so fed up — Hunter energy increases.
- I’m sorry for causing so much trouble — Team player energy increases.
Another prompt asks whether to stop the car or stay silent, with a diamond reward for stopping the car on the first attempt.
- Stop the car — 22 diamonds
- Don’t say anything — no effect
Note: The events and choices described reflect the ongoing game mechanics and how player decisions steer relationships, currency gains, and narrative direction within the Romance Club arc. All depicted elements are part of the interactive experience and are not real-world endorsements.
Source context appears for this season’s framing but does not affect the core narrative described in this guide.