After all, the actions of Polly/Harmony in the Reverie make changes to our world, and vice versa. Equally, this could be a core strength of Harmony: The Fall Of Reverie in the long run, as choosing different Aspirations to align with could create a real sense of replayability if the divergent paths are different enough, and if they make a big enough change in the real world. It's intriguing to think of exactly what these choices mean for the Reverie and the balance of these Aspirations as the game goes on. The player must align with certain Aspirations, gaining their support and growing their scope through the choices they make, whether to lean into emotion through Bliss or be open and forthright with Truth. These are beings who tie to certain emotions, states of mind, or ideologies, such as Bliss, Truth, or Chaos, almost akin to The Endless from The Sandman. Polly - or Harmony as she is known in the Reverie - and her journey is very much reliant on her relationship with the game's Aspirations. Whether these choices matter or whether it's more of a facade will be interesting to see in the final game, but there is certainly scope to make this an engaging mechanic.
Routes will be cut off or opened up depending on what the player chooses to do and to say during certain sections, so it's clear that the player will need to be careful about exactly where they decide to go during different sections. This is done via a tool called the Augural, which showcases end points and pathways that Polly can choose during each chapter of the game.
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