Spoiler-safe counts
Nate Hand Gesture Endings
The current short version has a published count, not a published map. This page repeats those official numbers in the open and keeps anything closer to a spoiler behind a fold.
Safe summary
The current itch.io listing describes one main route, three death endings, and several other endings. That is the official count for the short version. It is not a spoiler map, and it is not a promise that the expanded Steam release will keep the same numbers.
Steam currently lists the store build as coming soon. That page talks about branching endings and routes, hidden objects, and dating-sim mechanics as the wider design. Treat those as planned features for the fuller release, not as extra endings already waiting in the browser build.
This site does not name the "several other endings," does not list the choice that reaches each one, and does not embed a full playthrough as the way to start. If you have not finished a first run, stop here and play the authorized build.
- Current short version
- One main route, per itch.io
- Death endings
- Three, per itch.io
- Other endings
- Several, unnamed on the public listing
- Steam release
- Coming soon, with planned branching routes
Why a death ending is still useful
Official pages frame replay as part of the design. Steam says the conclusion may vary depending on information gathered during previous playthroughs, and that unlocking everything can take time that lines up with real-world time. A failed run is evidence, not a broken save.
If you want the match itself to make more sense before you chase another ending, read the mood guide. It explains why a technically winning hand can still close a route.
Spoiler fold: what official pages add beyond the count
The itch page also says Nate may decide whether you win or lose according to her mood. That means two runs can show the same hand and still end in different places. The difference is not a hidden spreadsheet on this site; it is the mood rule the creator already published.
Steam adds that the game will not simply stop at a few standard story endings, and that you should try every possibility that might open a new path. That is a reason to change dialogue and attitude. It is not a license for this page to invent named endings the stores do not list.
Spoiler fold: closing the downloadable build
The official itch page tells players not to panic if the downloadable build resists closing, and that this is not a virus. Nate reacts to quit attempts. That note is about the creator-hosted install, not this browser player.
Close the authorized WebGL session by leaving the tab or exiting fullscreen. For Windows or Android files, stay on the official download page.
Spoiler fold: what this site refuses to publish
There is no choice-by-choice route tree here. There is no scraped walkthrough text. There is no embedded full playthrough used as the primary call to action. Those documents flatten a first visit, and they are not official sources.
If a later itch or Steam update names a specific ending, this page can cite that name. Until then, the honest public fact remains the count: one main route, three death endings, and several others.
Endings FAQ
How many endings does the current short version have?
Gilang's itch.io page lists one main route, three death endings, and several other endings. It does not name those other endings on the public listing.
Does Steam promise more endings?
The official Steam page describes branching endings and routes as planned features for the expanded release. That page currently lists the store build as coming soon.
Will this site list every ending?
No. Official pages do not publish a named ending list, and this site does not reconstruct one from player walkthroughs or full playthrough videos.
Is a death ending a wasted run?
Not according to the official framing. Steam says conclusions may vary with information from previous playthroughs, and the itch page treats replay as part of the short route.
Official sources
Factual claims on this page come from Gilang's official itch.io listing, the official Steam page, and the verified browser build on this site. Check those pages before you download.
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- Official itch.io page — Nate Hand Gesture by Gilang Current status, creator, premise, platforms, route and ending notes, mood mechanic and content context.
- Official Steam page — Nate Hand Gesture Developer and publisher, branching-story description, planned features, content disclosure and system requirements.