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MODEMain Mode
13
Source-reported target
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The source mentions 13 chocolates. Confirm in your game and adjust the checklist below if it differs.
ODIO EL CHOCOLATE · FOR THE CURIOUS
Game modes.
Explore the four Odio el Chocolate mode names and keep a manual chocolate checklist that never changes your in-game progress.
CHOOSE YOUR NEXT RUN
Same name. Different rules.
Names and reported targets here come from the browser host. They are not a certification of the edition or its difficulty. Open each card to see what is known.
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MODELow Cortisol
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Target unverified
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We have not verified rules, enemies or win conditions. Check the menu instructions; no reliable walkthrough is published here.
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MODEBaltazar
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Target unverified
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We have not verified rules, enemies or win conditions. Check the menu instructions; no reliable walkthrough is published here.
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MODETriple Trouble
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Target unverified
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We have not verified rules, enemies or win conditions. Check the menu instructions; no reliable walkthrough is published here.
NOT EVERY RUN HAS THE SAME PURPOSE
Choose a mode for what you want to practice
Start with one question
Still thinking about which key to press? Start with Low Cortisol. Comfortable with doorways and ready for a longer search? Main is the reference with a target of 13. Want to explore a variant? Read Baltazar’s instructions. Triple Trouble explicitly warns newcomers: you do not need to start with the toughest option.
Images establish the menu wording, not every mode’s behavior. They also do not establish that modes must be unlocked in sequence. Use the selector’s NEXT button when looking for the second screen.
Low Cortisol · build confidence
The menu presents it as an easier option. The host shows a counter of 3, but this may be a stage of the run: do not treat 3/3 as proof of completion. A useful practice goal is completing an entry, interaction and return loop before focusing on speed. Do not apply its target to other modes.
Main · organize a longer search
The selection screen specifies 13 chocolates and an exit. Keep track of checked rooms and watch the HUD after each pickup. The author’s photos include partial counts such as 3/13 and 6/13; these illustrate progress, not a numbered route or coordinates.
Baltazar · read before assuming
The second screen names Baltazar Wilton Wölken. That identifies the option but does not establish a speed, collection target or ability. On entering, read the run’s own objective and adjust the manual checklist if useful.
Triple Trouble · arrive prepared
Its text indicates higher difficulty and advises against starting here. We recommend first practicing item selection and junction navigation. Three faces in the illustration are not enough to infer a fixed pursuer count, spawn patterns or exact rules.
Difficulty does not mean the same strategy
Before attributing a defeat to the mode, review what happened: did you select the wrong item, lose a junction or overlook the counter? Recording one decision to change gives the next attempt a purpose. Do not treat a comment’s claimed invulnerable spot as a substitute for learning the controls.
Reviewed October 25, 2026: menus and images published by Wantho; controls described by the browser host. Practice recommendations are our editorial guidance, not a speedrun route or a play-through verified by us. Wantho ↗ · Browser source ↗
YOUR LITTLE HELPER
One chocolate at a time.
A manual record, separate from the game. 13 and 3 are source-reported presets; adjust the target to what your game shows.
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Source checked on October 25, 2026. odioelchocolate.org ↗