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Since it's an old-ish game now, i will write something here that might spoil it; The endings are endings, because of the game's idea of cyclic nature of events
by chii 4y ago
Since it's an old-ish game now, i will write something here that might spoil it;
The endings are endings, because of the game's idea of cyclic nature of events. It's hinted that the events of the game aren't happening for the first time, but in fact, are a repeat of history.
That is, you are replaying the game as part of that cyclic nature. It's perfectly fine to stop the game at the first "ending" - but you will miss the total message of the game imho.
- FeepingCreature 4y agoI get the idea. However, "ending" is not just a story trope but a gameplay element. Games end at their ending. Conversely, you are absolutely allowed to call timeloops or recurring events chapters.