Capy Castaway Endings Tracker

Capy Castaway from Kitten Cup Studio and publisher Big Blue Sky promises multiple potential endings shaped by how you help—or ignore—the castaways scattered across Castaway Island. The full Steam release arrives August 6, 2026, and until ending titles are publicly verified, this tracker focuses on categories of choices rather than finale names. Pair it with Multiple Endings for narrative context.

Why track choices before names exist

Story-driven cozy adventures often hide their branching structure behind gentle dialogue. Capy and Corvi can be helpful, curious, or mischievous in ways that feel small in the moment but compound across regions. A resident you snubbed in Swallow Town might not block progress immediately, yet the tone of your island homecoming could shift weeks later in a build you have not seen yet. Writing decisions down while they are fresh prevents the classic replay regret: “I thought I was being nice, but the game remembered something else.”

This tool is deliberately spoiler-light. Instead of listing finale titles that marketing has not confirmed, you log themes—helpfulness, curiosity, competition, manners—and map them to save slots. When official ending names surface after launch, rename the placeholder slots; your behavioral notes will still translate.

Helpfulness log

Moment	Helped?	Ignored?	Notes
Early resident request	☐	☐
Zoo friend request	☐	☐
Town crisis request	☐	☐
Optional delivery	☐	☐
Final region help wave	☐	☐

Use the Notes column for specifics: who asked, what item was involved, whether Corvi fetched or Capy dug. If you refused because you were chasing hats, say so—comedy choices count.

Tone log

Choice theme	Lean A	Lean B	What you did
Competition vs care	Soup glory	Bouquet/care
Curiosity vs speed	Full sniff tour	Main path only
Mischief vs manners	Chaos hats	Respect props
Solo priorities vs co-op compromise	My way	Shared vote

The tone log captures how you played, not just whether you finished a quest. Capy’s hat obsession and Corvi’s sarcastic commentary can nudge you toward chaos even when the main objective looks serious. If your table leans competitive during Soup Competition but gentle during Help Castaways, record both—mixed profiles may unlock different finales.

Regional thoroughness

Region visited	Optional NPCs met	Secrets found	Skipped on purpose?
Swallow Town	☐ all / ☐ some	☐	☐
Castaway Island (beyond demo)	☐	☐	☐
Unreleased pocket	☐	☐	☐

Thoroughness matters in exploration-first games. A player who sniffs every garden and fetches every rooftop trinket may see scenes a speedrunner misses. Note whether Corvi scouted fully or whether Capy skipped swim routes—spatial habits can gate optional story beats.

Ending slot placeholders

Ending experienced	Date	Build/demo/full	Short feeling word
Ending slot 1
Ending slot 2
Ending slot 3

After each finale, write one adjective—“bittersweet,” “chaotic,” “quiet”—instead of spoiling cutscene details. Compare slots across replays to see whether different tone logs produced different emotional outcomes.

Save hygiene

Slot	Story beat	Safe to overwrite?
Save A
Save B
Save C

Maintain at least one save before major choice clusters. If co-op, agree who owns which slot so neither player overwrites a branch the other wants to revisit. Cloud saves across Steam PC and Steam Deck can desync if both machines play the same night—pick one active device or force sync before switching.

Co-op decision ledger

Scene	Capy player wanted	Corvi player wanted	Outcome	Notes

Remote Play and couch co-op introduce social choices the game may not explicitly menu-ize. When partners disagree on helping an NPC versus chasing a gacha pull, log the compromise. Future you will thank present you when debating whether “our ending” or “my ending” triggered.

Coaching notes

• Update the tracker the moment you refuse a major request—memory fades after hat distractions.
• In co-op, write whose preference won; see Co-op & Remote Play.
• Use Help Castaways if you want a kindness-leaning first finale.
• Recheck Updates after patches that mention story flags or new regions.
• Cross-reference optional finds in the Collectibles Checklist when a secret scene feels tied to thorough exploration.

When official ending names surface post-launch, rename the slots and keep hunting—the island rewards players who treat story tracking as part of the adventure, not homework.