A field guide to the CrazyGames build

Four screens and three booths

The diner is not one room on screen; it is four frames you step between with the edge arrows. This page is the layout, the seats, and what the client says when you try to sit where someone already is.

The third screen of the diner: a radio on a side table, and Edith and Ethan sitting across from each other in a red booth — **What this shows** the third screen, with the radio table on the left and the two guests in the booth — the seat the story will not give you. **Captured** 2026-11-06 **Client** web build 2026-11-06 Plate 4

The four screens

Walking the room takes four stops. The edge arrows move you one stop; there is no scroll and no map.

order	what is on this screen	who is there
1	the counter, Maggie behind it, a cup and a small card on top	Maggie
2	the counter's end, a side table with the radio, the near edge of a booth	Maggie, one guest partly in frame
3	a table with two facing seats, the radio table behind it, a wall television	Edith and Ethan
4	a narrower table with two seats, a blue window panel	Juan and one unnamed guest

The story's first goal, Goal: Find an empty seat, prints on screen 1 and then disappears. We have not yet been given a seat on any of the four.

Two seats, two refusals

Both occupied booths answer when clicked. The replies are short and they are not the same sentence.

booth	who answers	the line
screen 3, Edith's booth	Edith	“Oh, sorry this booth's taken.”
screen 4, Juan's booth	Juan	“This booth's taken.”

Juan says more than that before he says it. Clicking him cold gets “What are you looking at?”, and answering “Just looking for a seat.” gets “Ain't you seen the news? These ain't friendly times.”

What the layout implies

The room is wider than the window, and every screen keeps Maggie's counter visible at least in part. That is why the music note sits on screen 2: the radio is on the side table there, between the counter and the first booth, and its close-up can be opened from either screen 1 or 2.

The two booth tables are drawn identically — same table, same two facing seats, same red upholstery. The difference is who is sitting in them, and the fourth screen is the only one with a window panel behind the seats.

Not tested

Whether a seat ever opens on screen 1 or 2; we clicked the floor and the counter front on both with no response.
Whether the empty seat is a stool we cannot see rather than a booth.
What the unnamed guest on screen 4 says, if anything.
Whether refusing Edith or Juan changes what either of them says later.

Last checked against the client: 2026-11-06 · client web build 2026-11-06