Guide · Songs & Difficulty Unlocks
Every unlock in In Falsus, step by step
In Falsus starts you small: nine songs, one playable girl and every difficulty above EVO locked. This walkthrough follows the game’s own notices — captured on the launch-day stream — from first boot to FORBIDDEN charts, character timelines and the Remembrance replay loop.
Sources
- [In Falsus] Stream Day 1 | Welcome to In Falsus — TrappyTheDemon
Screenshots are frames from the linked launch-day stream, credited above. Unlock notice texts are quoted as they appear on screen.
First boot: what you can play right now
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Choose how you want to start
Before the tutorial, In Falsus asks whether you want to prioritize the Scenario or experience the full challenge of the Rhythm Game. The game states it plainly: this option only affects the initial Rhythm Game tutorial and does not limit your game experience — unlocks arrive on the same schedule either way.

The scenario-vs-challenge prompt, word for word.Watch source clip - 2
Count your starting songs: nine
The starting song select holds nine tracks — à la mode, Be There, Cryogenic, Cyaegha, Forbidden Souls, Ghost Ray, Hyaloüyne, MIRINAE and Ordirehv. The counter in the corner reads “Unlocked in Scenario 0/9”, and that line is the whole system in miniature: everything else on the list arrives through the story.

The nine-song starting list, all named.Watch source clip
Story unlocks: songs come from the scenario
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The Scenario Timeline is the key to the rest
The hub’s SCENARIO entry leads to the story, and the story is what hands out songs, characters and crafting. If a track on your list is dark, the answer is almost always “keep reading” — the game gates its rewards behind Timeline entries rather than play counts.

Music Play, Scenario and View Timeline — the hub loop.Watch source clip - 4
Dives are where songs come from
At key story beats the POV character dives into someone else’s heart — the scene dissolves into a shattered mindscape and becomes a playable encounter. Act 1’s first dive, into the detective’s heart, spawns the story’s first brand-new chart.

A dive turns story tension into a playable encounter.Watch source clip - 5
Clear the encounter, keep the song
Survive the encounter and its song joins your list permanently. The first dive awards ZFC by Cybermiso — the results screen shows the grade, the DIVE CLEARED stamp and an Encounter Result payout of Iota. Later dives add New Vision, WonderRoom 2.0 and Memories in Noise the same way.

ZFC joins the list after the first dive — with an Iota payout.Watch source clip - 6
Read entries to unlock entries
The Timeline for The First Lie lays its scenes out per character on dated tiles — and some tiles are locked behind “access requirements” that ask you to read other entries first. Reading order matters: finishing one girl’s scene can be what unlocks the next scene on someone else’s row.

Dated entries per character row, with the next scene’s requirements.Watch source clip
Difficulty gates: MIN → EVO → ULT → FORBIDDEN
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The difficulty ladder and its locks
Every song carries four difficulty tabs: MIN, EVO, ULT and FORBIDDEN. On the starting roster only MIN and EVO are playable — ULT and FORBIDDEN sit behind lock icons until your mastery across the list earns them. Levels climb per tab, so an EVO 4 today is a stepping stone, not a ceiling.

MIN and EVO open; ULT and FORBIDDEN locked on day one.Watch source clip - 8
Mastery across songs opens the next tier
The gate notice spells out the rule: “The knowledge of FORBIDDEN difficulty eludes you.” Improve your mastery across multiple charts — playing one song on repeat does nothing. Spread your clears across the roster and the next tier announces itself with a “New Difficulty Unlocked” toast.

The FORBIDDEN KNOWLEDGE notice on the song select.Watch source clip - 9
Clears pay out — and FORBIDDEN arrives
Keep clearing across the roster and the top tier shows up: FORBIDDEN, the six-key charts that sit above ULT — the same tier hosting the launch roster’s hardest entries. Your first FORBIDDEN charts appear at low numbers, and clearing those across songs is what opens the higher levels like the à la mode FBD 11.

An Ultimate clear paying out with encounters unlocked.Watch source clip
Remembrance & your roster
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Remembrance: replay encounters for cards and Iota
After the plaza chapter the game unlocks Remembrance — “repeatable encounters played from Music Play.” Each Remembrance lists its Iota tracks and Trait drops, and replaying them is the game’s farming loop: stockpile crafting resources instead of waiting on story drops.

The Remembrance Unlocked screen with its Iota tracks.Watch source clip - 11
Characters, timelines and what they change
Progressing the story adds playable girls — May joins almost immediately, and reading a character’s timeline (Iris’s unlocks mid-Act 1) makes her selectable in the hub. Each girl brings her own Spectral Skills, and those skills reach into crafting and encounters, so a new character is a new toolkit, not a new skin.

Nia’s hub: Spectral Skills, clear counters and the Scenario entry.Watch source clip
Unlock FAQ
How many songs do you start with in In Falsus?
Nine: à la mode, Be There, Cryogenic, Cyaegha, Forbidden Souls, Ghost Ray, Hyaloüyne, MIRINAE and Ordirehv. The song select even counts them for you — “Unlocked in Scenario 0/9.”
How do you unlock songs in In Falsus?
Through the story. Reading Scenario Timeline entries drives the plot, and at key beats a dive turns the scene into an encounter — clearing that encounter adds its song to your list permanently.
How do you unlock the FORBIDDEN (FBD) difficulty?
By building mastery across songs. The gate notice reads “The knowledge of FORBIDDEN difficulty eludes you” — clear charts across the roster, and FORBIDDEN appears above ULT with its own level ladder (the launch charts top out at FBD 11).
Does the scenario-or-challenge choice affect unlocks?
No. The opening prompt says it only affects the initial Rhythm Game tutorial and does not limit your game experience — the unlock schedule is identical either way.
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Written for infalsustips.com from our own demo testing and community research. Fact-checked against: In Falsus Wiki (Miraheze) (CC BY-SA 4.0) · In Falsus Wiki (Fandom) (CC BY-SA)
Data reflects demo v0.3.1 · pre-release · Unofficial fan site — In Falsus © lowiro