All 5 Endings in I Can Smell You From Here
The creator confirms five endings and a psychological evaluation after each run. Here is what is publicly established, the controls that help with replaying, and a simple way to explore different outcomes without a route walkthrough.
What is confirmed about the endings?
The creator’s official game page says that choices matter, there are five endings, and a psychological evaluation appears at the end of each run. The game is listed with an average session of about half an hour, making it practical to return and try a different set of answers.
This guide sticks to those confirmed facts. It does not guess at ending names, publish unverified routes, or label an outcome “good” or “true.”
What does the psychological evaluation mean?
At the end of a run, the game shows a relationship-style evaluation. The creator describes it as a measure of how close you are to Idimya’s heart on that playthrough. Treat it as feedback about that particular run, not as a separate ending or a universal score.
When comparing attempts, notice how your choices and the final evaluation differ. The story has five endings; small changes in the evaluation do not mean you have found another one.
How to explore more endings without a walkthrough
- Finish a first run. Let the conversation play out and see where your answers lead.
- Pay attention to the character. Think about what Idimya has told you and whether a reply fits the conversation so far.
- Open Options with Tab. The creator’s controls list identifies Tab as the options key. Use the in-game options and saves to manage another attempt.
- Change one answer at a time. Keeping other replies consistent makes it easier to notice which choices change the conversation.
- Keep your own notes. Record what you tried and the outcome you saw; this guide intentionally leaves the endings unnamed.
These are replay suggestions, not a claim that any particular answer guarantees a particular ending. The official page does not publish a step-by-step route list.
Official controls for replaying
Use these inputs to move through dialogue and choices. A held press confirms a choice; tapping to advance and holding to confirm are different actions.
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Enter / Space / left mouse button | Advance dialogue |
| Arrow keys / scroll wheel | Navigate choices |
| Hold Enter / Space / left mouse button | Confirm a choice |
| Hold Enter / Space / left mouse button for 3 seconds | Fast-forward dialogue |
| Scroll wheel | Review recent dialogue |
| Tab | Open Options |
The official itch.io listing offers HTML5, Windows, Linux, and Android versions. For current downloads, platform details, and update notes, check the creator’s official page. This site embeds a browser version; performance and input can vary by device.
Frequently asked questions
How many endings does I Can Smell You From Here have?
Five endings, according to the creator’s official itch.io page.
Is there an official ending walkthrough?
The official game page confirms the ending count and controls, but does not provide a route-by-route walkthrough. This guide therefore avoids inventing exact choices.
Does the psychological evaluation count as an ending?
The creator describes the evaluation as feedback shown after a run. The official page separately states that the game has five endings.
What key opens the options menu?
Press Tab. The official controls also list dialogue, choice navigation, confirmation, fast-forward, and recent dialogue review.
Where can I download the game?
Play the browser build on this site, or use the creator’s official itch.io page for the listed HTML5, Windows, Linux, and Android releases.
What content warnings should I know about?
The official listing warns about body horror, violence, cannibalism, references to murder, strong language, and sexual themes.
Sources and attribution
Game facts and controls on this page were checked against the creator’s official itch.io listing on October 8, 2026.
I Can Smell You From Here is made by catproblem9735. This is an independent fan site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the creator or itch.io. Game art, writing, music, and characters belong to their respective creator.