Okay, so I saw this game called “Nobody Wants to Die” and was like, “Alright, a detective story, sounds cool.” But then I got curious about how many ways it could end. So, I started digging.
My Little Investigation Begins
First, I just played the game. You know, the normal way, making choices as I went. I got an ending, but I was sure there were more. That’s when the real fun started.
I hopped on some forums and discussion boards. Just kinda lurking, reading what other players were saying. I didn’t want to see the straight answer, so I would go to the forum and read carefully.
Trial and Error, My Friends
Armed with some, ahem, “theories,” I jumped back into the game. I started a new playthrough, deliberately making different choices at key points. Some of the ones I read about, others just… felt right.
- First attempt: I played it straight, like a good detective. Followed the rules, did what I thought was right.
- Second time: I got a bit rebellious. Started questioning everything, pushing back against the system.
- Third round: This time, I focused on one specific character, trying to see if I could change their fate.
Each time, BAM! Different ending. It was seriously cool seeing how my actions rippled through the story. Sometimes the changes were small, other times, whoa, totally different outcome.
So, How Many Endings Are There?
Honestly, after all that playing and digging, it’s more than just a few. It’s not a simple “good” or “bad” ending situation. This game has layers, man. I think that my efforts have come to an end, and I can say that there are multiple endings in the game.I won’t spoil it for you, but let’s just say it’s worth exploring every nook and cranny of this game.
