10 Video Game True Endings That Change EVERYTHING



Secret endings that change how you see these games forever.

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40 thoughts on “10 Video Game True Endings That Change EVERYTHING”

  1. Farethere City
    In Farethere City, you're a small boy who gets a chance to fulfill his dream of running a general store. Your age is hardly the weirdest thing about your situation, but your fellow residents are friendly and supportive. All is not well, however, as you keep having strange dreams involving roadways, crosswalk signals, and traffic cones, and a common effect of eating the local food is being whisked away to disturbing tableaus called "illusions". But if you persevere and accomplish the objectives, you'll be asked to retrieve some speech notes for the acting mayor to use at your party. You go get them, a painting falls, you read a note on the back, and leave, and the game ends on a happy note, but with no explanation for any of the weirdness. However.
    To see the true ending, you must accomplish two objectives: convince Karakoro to stay in Farethere City, and collect all the music box parts before you go deal with the haunting at your property. The first of those requires you to do a few things relating to Karakoro, and the second requires finding the parts in ways ranging from the obvious — two are literally in plain sight in their respective locations — to checking a certain thing more than once in a place you might not think to go in a place that psychologically does not encourage staying, and for which there's only a chance you might go there each time you try to go to a certain different location. Accomplish both of these, and you'll go through a sequence of events after which you'll learn that you, everyone in town, and probably everyone in every world you've visited, is dead. You're then presented with a choice: go on the Path of Rebirth — you're shown as a Rinne walking on the overtly scary bit of the Path — or stay in Farethere with your friendly neighbors and do what you always wanted to do. Do the latter, and the credits will roll, followed by a postgame. Either way, this knowledge will change how you see future playthroughs… at least in that you have a explanation of sorts.

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  2. Uhh…Shadow isn't Sonic's doubleganger. He's his counterpart. Shadow is an antihero, so he commonly shifts between serving the good and bad side. Shadow was created 50 years prior to Sonic Adventure 2, known as Project Shadow. Sonic wasn't even born 50 years before that game. Seems like you didn't play the game that takes place before Shadow the Hedgehog: Sonic Adventure 2. This connected story between Sonic games I call the "Dreamcast Saga", despite only two of the entries within that saga being released on the Dreamcast. The story progression is like this: Sonic Adventure 1>Sonic Adventure 2> (I think) Sonic Heroes>and Shadow the Hedgehog. Reason why I think Sonic Heroes takes place before Shadow the Hedgehog, because during the events of Sonic Heroes, Sonic and friends are surprised that Shadow is alive, as he was assumed to have died after defeating The Final Hazard with Super Sonic. Shadow the Hedgehog's true final battle cannot be unlocked until you have seen every other ending in the game on that save file. For each ending you unlock in Shadow the Hedgehog, you unlock a new gun that can possibly be inside the crates that Shadow's head is printed onto as a logo. Seems like you didn't play or research the other entries in the Dreamcast Saga.

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  3. One thing you missed about the Undertale Pacifist ending, after waking up from the final fight but before leaving the Underground, if you travel ALLLL the way back to the very first room of the game, you can have a few more (admittedly sad) lines of dialog from Asriel who can't escape with the other monsters.

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  4. Arkham Knight has the worst ending ever. Batman just gives up and lets scarecrow win, Jason shows up but it’s too late and then Batman fakes his death, cuts all ties and…continues being batman…🤨

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  5. Drankengard.
    The “True” ending created the phenomenal Nier series

    Also, would make a phenomenal remaster. The amount of lore from the weapon stories could create such a bigger universe for that series

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  6. When you guys do videos like this, I really wish you’d put a list of what games you’ll be spoiling before you get into the content. When you’re sharing literally the endings of multiple games, a little more than “spoilers ahead” is warranted.

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  7. Valkyrie profile is a fantastic gem. spoiler:

    Normal ending path: Do everything you’re told to result: you get a thumbs up from Odin and the gods

    True ending path: Do everything you’re told to, then disobey for a bit. Result: odin’s actually a jerk, you’re not even really a Valkyrie, you realize you’ve been letting people dies when you could’ve been saving their lives, and then you become god to remake the world. Way more satisfying!

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