Go back towards IR-photo #4, but this time do take the little path where the X was in the screenshot. Head back upstairs and unlock the front door. When you're in the top, look in the distance at the German garrison. Riding a bike is pretty simple in Martha is Dead. Camera Accessory 6 (ISO Film) - in the writing desk in your parents' room. Martha Is Dead Achievements. Giulia will comment on it.
When you're done sending messages, go up to your dads office. There are 12 chapters in Martha is Dead, and this trophy will pop at the end of Chapter 12. This means you will have to run around the map for a bit to get the achievement. Beyond this, I'm not going to do that. Turn around and open your trinket box.
From here you can use the bike to get around. First, take out the Tarot cards from you inventory and make a Divination (Divination #3/4). After that we need to go to the cemetery. After waking up, look to your right and interact with the picture frame. These sequences are, simply, wholly unnecessary and feel like they're just there for shock value. Unfortunately) You have to develop each IR-photo first before you can take the next one. 5, Macro Lens, Focal Lens x2, Red Filter) - in the darkroom on the table. Look behind you for a letter on a dresser. The first one (IR-photo #1/6) is behind you in between the wine casks. How to find the bike pump in Martha is Dead? Interact with any item in the room for The Emperor. IR Photo Opportunity.
Camera Accessory 1 (Flash) - in the parents' room on the very top floor of the house. From where Giulia's bicycle is in the front yard: - Enter the house. Want to see more Martha is Dead content? After you flip the last one you will unlock. During Chapter 11, a telegram will be delivered to your home as part of an unmissable story event. You really only need to develop one picture, which is this one. Giulia is at the Lake, taking care of her cameras.
If you're concerned, start a fresh game now after getting these trophies as pictures can't be deleted. As far as gameplay goes, this is a fairly standard first-person narrative adventure. During Chapter 2, you will walk downstairs into the basement and enter the darkroom, where photos can be developed. This is the first set of IR-photos done and we can finally continue the story. Now we need to place the picture we took of the map at the building near the poppy fields (where IR-photo #6 was!
You can pick a dress from either closet. This trophy is earned for developing the first photo. At the end of Chapter 7, you'll be given a letter with a four-digit phone number on it (6934). The first IR photo is found in the wine cellar; the room next to the darkroom. As far as I could tell this isn't really necessary, so take it or not. You steer Giulia with and need to walk through the correct words left or right. Head to the small building (opposite the cowshed north of the house) and open the leftmost feed container for a new telegram. Giulia will want to see if the camera still works by taking a picture.
When you get to the beach turn left and you will see the second camera. Use the tarot cards for your daily divination. Back in the bedroom, collect your bag from the back of the door, get dressed, then interact with the window and Martha's bed. Before you do though, look around and press.
You have finished the game. Cycle towards the graveyard but turn right at the crossroads for a cutscene. Walk back to your own bicycle and interact with it to unlock. You can pick up the Infrared lens and tape during Chapter 5: The Rolls from the darkroom table, but they cannot be used until Chapter 6. Enter the family crypt. First walk into your dad's office to pick up the 200 ISO film (Camera accessory #12/15). Mother will give you some flowers. Then, head to the barn and open the feed container to find your first telegram. These are all the phone numbers right now. For the achievement, you do not need to read all the articles, but of course you can if you want to. Take a photo of Martha with the bird and develop it. You walk around and interact with things in order to progress the story.