What is the Cutting Room Floor in The Casting of Frank Stone?

The Cutting Room Floor in The Casting of Frank Stone is a special feature that eliminates the tedious need of replaying the game multiple times to experiment with different choices. Developed by Supermassive Games, The Casting of Frank Stone takes a lot of inspiration from the Dark Pictures games. It is set in the universe of the beloved survival horror series, Dead by Daylight, and Frank Stone serves as the prologue.

There are around ten endings in the game, and getting them all is quite hard. However, thanks to the Cutting Room Floor feature, the task is made somewhat easier. In this article, we have shared everything you will need to know about The Cutting Room Floor feature in "The Casting of Frank Stone."

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What is the Cutting Room Floor in The Casting of Frank Stone and how to use it

You can access the feature from the opening menu (Image via Supermassive Games)

The Cutting Room Floor features specific parts or scenes from all the chapters you have played. Once you have finished the game and you want to replay a certain part of a chapter to make a different choice or take a different path to explore different outcomes, you can use the Cutting Room feature.

Every time you choose to make a different choice and change the flow of the story, you will see a message, "Fate Changed," appear on your screen. Keep in mind that you cannot start from just any point in a chapter; there are specific scenes that are featured in Cutting Room Floor for each chapter that you can start from.

Each choice opens new possibilities (Image via Supermassive Games)

You will see different types of threads between the scenes. These threads indicate your progress:

• The red threads indicate that the player has already taken this certain path to reach the next scene.
• If the thread is white, it means you haven't taken the action but have seen the outcome of it.
• However, if the white thread is dashed, it means that you haven't seen the scene or taken action yet.

The Cutting Room Floor also features a neat feature: the global percentages. Each thread has a percentage on it that indicates the portion of players that have taken the route. The threads with lower percentages are mostly inconvenient choices that occur when intentionally failing quick-time events or such.