Frontline Pathfinder
Frontline Pathfinder started in early 2026 after a familiar problem on a few hard-to-search indie games, Sally Face among them: the big general walkthroughs often skip the missable conversation, lock the wrong tea outcome, or copy a code without saying when it comes back later.
This site is the Sally Face part of that work. It is an independent fan guide for people who are already in a Chapter — not a studio page, not a theory wiki, and not a restatement of another site’s outline. The byline on Chapter routes and Guides points here so a reader can see who maintains the text.
How Frontline Pathfinder works
A page earns its place if it helps someone finish a route without a second guess. That means replaying a Chapter when two outcomes cannot share one save, writing the step as something you can do again in the game, and checking store or developer facts when the question is a date, a platform or a listing.
The layout follows the same idea. A Chapter page keeps story order. A Guide isolates missables and replay-only achievements. Quick answers and route checks exist so a player can land on the stuck point without rereading the whole Chapter.
What that looks like in practice
- Codes and missables are written as in-game steps, then checked again on a later run
- A one-playthrough limit — such as Charley’s two tea outcomes — is called out before the save closes
- Story claims stay inside what the game shows; unverified sequel dates are left unpublished
- Official art and store facts stay attributed; this site does not host the game or a modified download
Who the site is for
The typical reader already has a save. They need the next code, the tea choice they are about to lock in, the list of VHS tapes before room 103, or a plain explanation of who Travis is without a full plot dump. First-time players can still use a Chapter page in order; the headings are there so they can stop before a spoiler if they want to.
It is also for replay and cleanup runs: mutually exclusive achievements, hidden sightings, guitar sequences, and the Epilogue requirement that the first four Chapters are complete.
Start with the page that matches the problem
- Chapters — story order, steps, codes, items and the cutoff for that Chapter
- Guides — missables, replay-only outcomes and the checks to make before you finish
- Characters — who someone is, how they connect to Sal, and which Chapter to reopen
- Achievements — the 35 Steam unlocks, with a route back into the matching Chapter
- Download — official PC, mobile and console listings only
How the pages are written
A Chapter page follows the investigation as you play it. A Guide repeats the same Chapter from the “don’t miss this” angle: alternate tea, seals, journal pages, tapes, a clean final run. Character pages keep codes and item routes in the Chapter where they belong, and use spoiler labels on late-story beats.
Gameplay instructions are written as actions you can repeat in the game. Story claims stay inside what the game shows. Fan theories, shipping arguments and unverified sequel dates are not treated as facts. Sally Face 2 information is limited to what Portable Moose has actually published.
What we check against
Release dates, platforms, languages and store facts are kept in step with Portable Moose materials and current storefront listings. Achievement names and the count of 35 follow Steam. Unlock routes are written from reproducible in-game steps and cross-checked against established community walkthroughs where a hidden trigger is easy to miss.
Where official sources disagree—for example a press-kit date versus a launch post—the page should follow the clearer primary record and not invent a compromise date. Playtime figures, when shown, are labelled as community estimates.
Platform facts
Press kit, store listing, developer FAQ and the Sally Face 2 press kit for sequel status only.
Route facts
What you can inspect, enter, collect or say in the game; optional conversations called out as optional.
What this site will not do
It will not host Sally Face, a modified APK, or a “free download” mirror. It will not run a social forum, paid placement, merch shop or unofficial patch notes feed. Public feedback notes are for guide corrections and player tips, not account support or live discussion. It will not pretend to recover a Steam account or refund a console purchase.
It also will not replace credits, official announcements or Portable Moose support. When the honest next step is a store or developer page, the guide links out and stops.
Independence and corrections
Sally Face Guide is a fan project. It does not represent Portable Moose. Game names, characters and official art remain with their owners.
If a step is wrong, a warning is missing or a store link has moved, the Contact page lists what to send. A useful report names the URL, platform and the point in the route. Editorial changes exist to make the player-facing instruction clearer, not to pad a page. Contact: [email protected].
Questions about this page
Who is Frontline Pathfinder?
Frontline Pathfinder started in early 2026 and edits this independent Sally Face Guide. The pages are written from replayed routes and missable checks, and corrections go to [email protected].
Is this the official Sally Face website?
No. Portable Moose is the developer. This is an independent fan guide for players.
Why are there both Chapters and Guides?
Chapters follow the story. Guides isolate missables, codes and replay risks for the same Chapter so you can check them without rereading every beat.
Do you cover Sally Face 2?
Only confirmed public details: announced 16 August 2026, date TBD, Steam Early Access first with Episode Six. Unannounced dates are not invented here.
Questions that still need a person: [email protected]