Make of it what you will! Don't stay in the comfortable containment of the familiar. This game we all play is the one thing that is utterly yours. Everyone hurts, there is no intrinsic meaning, and you have no way of knowing what will happen after you are gone. I think, as Camus said, one must imagine Sisyphus happy. We must value even the smallest of our companions on this absurd journey. But in the ending montage, you see your friend continues. You're told you could die on leaving, and the end credits show that everyone dies. And Doctor Money tries to tell you to stay in the cell, to stay alive and be safe. Press S to skip my opening message and get to work faster. Use your cursor to press buttons and change lives. You may push one of three buttons to alter their fate to resolve the issue, or press the fourth button to simply kill them. As if the people who say life isn't pointless have to believe it or they will suffer loss.Īt the end, everyone who has been a reason for you to continue living and endure this "game" is dead. If they need help, they will be sending messages to this crisis line and it is your responsibility to assist them. There's a desperation to his pleading with you to be happy. Salvadore is the one who has been somewhere you haven't and sends you things from elsewhere. Salvadore is your "savior", life is an adventure to be lived and new things are there to be explored. You'll be rewarded if you keep living this farcical life, rewarded with safety and freedom.Ĭharlotte is the connection to another person, someone who needs you to keep living. You had four different voices talking to you, sharing ideas as to why it is worthwhile to keep on living. If there is no point to anything, you didn't choose to be here, why continue living? If there is no meaning to anything you do, is the only meaningful action one can take suicide? Or so the standard arguments go. This game is basically an existentialism simulator. Warning, spoiler formatting seems weird on this subreddit, so do not read further without risking spoilers.
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