That’s the point. What the narrator is trying to get you to do is just stop playing the game. Of course nothing happens, he’s trying to get you to quit the game entirely.
@@ChestersonJack i thought that's more of the museum ending's message. I saw this as more of a reflection of Stanley's life through the Narrator even subtly hinting it's his own life he's talking about, which makes this even sadder and deep.
I always wondered what the true ending of this game is: It could be the happy ending because you follow the story like you’re “supposed” too It could be the insanity/dream ending because it shows Stanley in the supposed real world It could be this ending because it tells about Stanley and his bad life decisions It could also technically be museum ending because the lady saids that there is no real way to win the game other then not to play it It could also be the real person ending because you played the game but broke it and once the player was gone what was left was Stanley but Stanley is just a player model,so he can’t make decisions,so the game never gets played again No, obviously it’s the broom closet ending!
I think the real ending is the one where Stanley doesn't make a choice, which is the ending where you as the player can finally win against the narrator. Also the credits roll
Scarily enough this was almost my *first* ending. Got out cuz the moment that manequin appeared and when the narrator talks about the death of stanley i wussed out.
Same, when I saw that ending with the mannequin it made me afraid the game would have a jump scare, in every dark room I entered. I couldn't tell you why.
I've always found it amazing how this game manages to make the player never know exactly which ending is really the "true ending" each route gives a different idea of what's really going on. is stanley real? is stanley daydreaming and detaching himself from reality more and more? is this world just a game and stanley is just an empty shell controlled by a player? Is the narrator stanley or someone completely different? is everything just a metaphor for the gaming industry? or even to the nature of narrative creation? everything is left to interpretation and I love it!
it distortes the game after you un plug the phone and the narrator tells you about the something stupid that everyone knows and when it finished the game distorts. the game can be more distorted when you go the 2 sets of door that the narrator teleported you in and you go in the wrong door
Can’t believe I didn’t get the “sorry you’re in my story now” line because I refused to move because I was so incredibly unnerved by my “wife” so I just face the wall and pushed buttons when needed
This is glitched on the new Ultra Deluxe Edition where it takes forever for the dialogue to happen and you can't speed it up so there's just minutes of silence.
Finally someone got the point. Yes that’s literally the point of this ending. “Work” is actually a metaphor for gaming here. Stanley craves choice, but every choice he has has already been pre written before he even turned on the game. We all see that Stanley’s job is mind nummingly boring. But then, when we get this ending, we realize we have literally been doing Stanley’s job this entire time. There is a way to not press the next button the game asks. Quit the game. Probably the reason this game is the only game I know of with an achievement you get for not playing it
@@noahborthwick3231 Which is also why I have a love-hate relationship with Stanley Parable. It's a brilliantly written game, with amazing atmosphere working to convey the stupidest and most pretentious point imaginable. "Video games will never give you true choice" is an obvious point and at the end it just boils down to "Video games bad". It's as ridiculous as criticising a book for having you follow a story.
I really can't help but think that this ending says things about the narrator instead who is living days that feel the same. Which he would decide to daydream of what he would wish would happen in his daily life, deciding to make Stanley do the deciding for him and go on adventures with him wrapping each ending up and going on another, a loop of possibilities. ofc im aware that this is a game and all and he's aware but i just find it interesting to think about
I think this ending represents the player becoming Stanley as through the ending all you do is push buttons as the narrator speaks about Stanley who thinks his choices matter which could represent how no matter what you do, you end back in Stanley’s office.
It's easy to get bored during this scene but it still takes center place in my head after years. It's not a positive message and pushes me into nihilism a bit but it still applies to so many things in my life
In my opinion, any ending could be the real ending, because if you say x ending is the "real" one, the game is always going to disprove it in one way or another. That's the whole point of the game.
@@annacsetneki1817 as i would put it, 'the point is its pointless'. This ending, along with the museum ending really puts this game into a deep and emotional perspective, which i really like.
I always wondered what the true ending of this game is: It could be the happy ending because you follow the story like you’re “supposed” too It could be the insanity/dream ending because it shows Stanley in the supposed real world This ending is also possible because it tells about Stanley and his bad life decisions It could also technically be the museum ending because the lady saids that there is no real way to win the game other then not playing it Another possibility is the real person ending because you played the game but broke it and once the player was gone what was left was Stanley but Stanley is just a player model,so he can’t make decisions,so the game never gets played again No, obviously it’s the broom closet ending!
nice ending and nice efford uploading it but personally i would have aprecialted to see every little detail changing xD and i know i could dl the game myself but i know myself ... i wouldnt play it ..... just like to watch this stuff
This is just a trick from narator he troll stanley ,stanley have wife already and stanley laready know that he just lets player do anything player wanan
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“Who would want to commit their lives to you?” Big words coming from the man who has committed his life to Stanley.
That phrase makes you think when you have no one and have been single a long time.
Flex tape can't fix this damage.
I see why people ship them now
The narrator is a simp
@Daina Wire Why would you do that. Commit a crime like that. Jail now. Vagabond.
"Stanley, the next time it tells you to push a button, do not do it."
*doesn't push a button for 2 minutes and nothing happens*
Yes. Wait bruh. I waited for 1 hour
That’s the point. What the narrator is trying to get you to do is just stop playing the game. Of course nothing happens, he’s trying to get you to quit the game entirely.
@@ChestersonJack i thought that's more of the museum ending's message. I saw this as more of a reflection of Stanley's life through the Narrator even subtly hinting it's his own life he's talking about, which makes this even sadder and deep.
I always wondered what the true ending of this game is:
It could be the happy ending because you follow the story like you’re “supposed” too
It could be the insanity/dream ending because it shows Stanley in the supposed real world
It could be this ending because it tells about Stanley and his bad life decisions
It could also technically be museum ending because the lady saids that there is no real way to win the game other then not to play it
It could also be the real person ending because you played the game but broke it and once the player was gone what was left was Stanley but Stanley is just a player model,so he can’t make decisions,so the game never gets played again
No, obviously it’s the broom closet ending!
The broom closet ending is my favorite.
The end is never the end is never the end is never the en-
I think the real ending is the one where Stanley doesn't make a choice, which is the ending where you as the player can finally win against the narrator. Also the credits roll
The broom closet ending was my _favourite!_
"ThE BroOm cLoSet eNDinG iS mY fAvOriTe"
Scarily enough this was almost my *first* ending. Got out cuz the moment that manequin appeared and when the narrator talks about the death of stanley i wussed out.
Same, when I saw that ending with the mannequin it made me afraid the game would have a jump scare, in every dark room I entered.
I couldn't tell you why.
I got the "Coward" ending first on accident
Easily the game's darkest ending
Jacob Starling haven’t you seen the suicide ending? It’s sad and dark
the insanity ending is dark too
I think the self destruct ending is on of the scarier ones
night shark 115 ending was my favourite
What about
"THe bROoM CloSEt eNdiNG"
“ Sorry, but you’re in my story now. “
The way he delivered the line, I-
2:14
HOW IS IT SO FRUITY
zamn😳
you what
SEDUCTIVE.
you what, spit it out
The "Sorry, but you've in my story now" makes me go
"Ah yes, I am completely scaroused at the moment."
thought it was just me like AWOOGA
Scaroused🤣
Interesting word
The “please die” part creeped me out so hard that I couldn’t walk in the dark that night 😂
I've always found it amazing how this game manages to make the player never know exactly which ending is really the "true ending" each route gives a different idea of what's really going on. is stanley real? is stanley daydreaming and detaching himself from reality more and more? is this world just a game and stanley is just an empty shell controlled by a player? Is the narrator stanley or someone completely different? is everything just a metaphor for the gaming industry? or even to the nature of narrative creation? everything is left to interpretation and I love it!
No matter how old this game gets this ending will always deeply disturb me
It's not old though? It came out in 2014 oh God I'm old
@@AdSoyad-rp1vm Actually it came out in 2013! :D And technically the original mod came out in 2011! Hope the retirement home is nice!
And I tried again, and Stanley pushed a button. And I tried again, and Stanley pushed a button. And I tr-
*Connection terminated*
I’m sorry to interrupt you Elizebeth. If, you even still remember that name, but I’m afraid you have been misinformed.
Sorry, but you're in my story now.
the story of a narrator reading a script he was told to read
What about the story of a narrator that her job to narrate a narrator who had to narrate a protagonist?
That gave me Dungeon Keeper vibes like hell.
That part was kinda freaky ngl, how he just forces you back to the right path
"Buttons!?! Oh man, i love buttons!"-Micheal J Caboose
i didn't expect an RvB reference here!
*CABOOSE*
Grant Pierce Red vs blue!
stanley got no bitches, truely a tragic tale
He is maidenless
3:41 Me and the boys spending time with the boys.
*your my strory now*
leaves
resets
*DAMN HE FIGURED IT OUT*
well... you're still pressing the same old buttons in the same old game...
This ending is like a gut punch for people who know what it's like to be single.
Correction: It's a gut punch for married people who live like they're single.
In Soviet Russia, the game plays YOU!
ADEzor
In Soviet Russia you don’t take a shower,
*THE SHOWER TAKES YOU*
Lol
one of the best endings, it gives me existential dread
You can unplug the phone to see alternate ending here
Gamer Greaner like fallout 4 ? Good picture choice
Something Survival probably not lol. Fallout 4 is trash
it distortes the game after you un plug the phone and the narrator tells you about the something stupid that everyone knows and when it finished the game distorts.
the game can be more distorted when you go the 2 sets of door that the narrator teleported you in and you go in the wrong door
The part with wall appearing outta nowhere scared the shit out of me
Horror games: eh
Random wall: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
This is the creepiest ending
Can’t believe I didn’t get the “sorry you’re in my story now” line because I refused to move because I was so incredibly unnerved by my “wife” so I just face the wall and pushed buttons when needed
2:18 when the narrator decides to force you to stop not following his rules
Is it just me, or is his voice kinda growly and threatening there..... Like, he means BUSINESS
But if you dont follow his orders, you are indirectly following his directions, so, hust press the buttons that are said to you lol
“Sorry but you’re in my story *now.”*
“Did you just growl, you homosexual-“
At least stanley has a job, luckey barstool.(damn im lonely)
kumquat bum take that red pill
5:25 What I don't like about this ending is that you can't disobey the narrator in some way here.
You can turn off the game.
funkydanieluk The ultimate way to win
Foggy Pebble ok
Foggy Pebble I
Foggy Pebble That is precisely the point. If you ignore him, he wins, as you stopped playing and finally are free.
For the True Ending, simply uninstall the game after 5:20.
Or just quit the game, like the lady said in the Museum Ending.
This was my first ending, I was just mesmerized by how much the Narrator talked, but also by how he talked
Well, that crushed my hopes and dreams.....
Edit: I didn't complete the comment this is what I meant. At 1:57
2:14 zamn that voice 😳
This is glitched on the new Ultra Deluxe Edition where it takes forever for the dialogue to happen and you can't speed it up so there's just minutes of silence.
I relate to the daydreaming shit so much, it hurts.
Oh, crap....
The wall....
ConLevi3 Gumdramon! OwO
ConLevi3 i will build a great wall
1:55
Me in a nutshell...
Sadd
*Sorry, but your in my story now..*
Spending your time pushing buttons, escaping the mundane reality. Did the game just shame me for being a gamer?
Finally someone got the point. Yes that’s literally the point of this ending. “Work” is actually a metaphor for gaming here. Stanley craves choice, but every choice he has has already been pre written before he even turned on the game. We all see that Stanley’s job is mind nummingly boring. But then, when we get this ending, we realize we have literally been doing Stanley’s job this entire time. There is a way to not press the next button the game asks. Quit the game.
Probably the reason this game is the only game I know of with an achievement you get for not playing it
@@noahborthwick3231, good thing I don't play many videogames anymore 😎
@@noahborthwick3231 Which is also why I have a love-hate relationship with Stanley Parable.
It's a brilliantly written game, with amazing atmosphere working to convey the stupidest and most pretentious point imaginable.
"Video games will never give you true choice" is an obvious point and at the end it just boils down to "Video games bad". It's as ridiculous as criticising a book for having you follow a story.
I really can't help but think that this ending says things about the narrator instead who is living days that feel the same. Which he would decide to daydream of what he would wish would happen in his daily life, deciding to make Stanley do the deciding for him and go on adventures with him wrapping each ending up and going on another, a loop of possibilities.
ofc im aware that this is a game and all and he's aware but i just find it interesting to think about
1:54
I think this ending represents the player becoming Stanley as through the ending all you do is push buttons as the narrator speaks about Stanley who thinks his choices matter which could represent how no matter what you do, you end back in Stanley’s office.
I just realized that at the end stanley dies because he was ordered to.
God, that makes so much more sense
So, basically this entire game is one guy's low self-esteem?
The narrator say:No bitches?
I feel personally attacked.
Basically,
Narrator: hey stanley, this whole game is a lie and you are a single hopeless dude
Also Narrator: By the way, there's a broom closet...
*this is a very sad story about the death of a man named stanley*
It doesn't work so well when you skip past narration parts, I mean the ones that don't have some amusing alternative for if you do.
I'm thinking the game entirely takes place in Stan;ey's imagination, and the narrator IS Stanley.
Yeah there was a ending where the narrator says he just came up with Stanley in his mind because he was bored.
It's easy to get bored during this scene but it still takes center place in my head after years. It's not a positive message and pushes me into nihilism a bit but it still applies to so many things in my life
Irony
the mannequin popping out actually made me quit the game so fast 💀
Now I realize why everyone left in Stanley's office...because the models for the game are *FREAKIN SCARY*
Stanley then writes Eminem a letter
This is the real ending.
It's the most revealing of the nature of the game, and it's opinion on
In my opinion, any ending could be the real ending, because if you say x ending is the "real" one, the game is always going to disprove it in one way or another. That's the whole point of the game.
@@annacsetneki1817 as i would put it, 'the point is its pointless'. This ending, along with the museum ending really puts this game into a deep and emotional perspective, which i really like.
This is the most romantic ending
1:42 Who puts bread in an oven?
Edward P some people bake fresh bread
Huh, neat.
Where did you think bread came from?
*THE SKY*
Who doesn’t
It bothers me greatly that they faced the same direction almost the whole time.
The story of my life
suddenly, I don’t feel so bad pressing that skip button
Stanley for the first but eager
did they remove this is ultra deluxe? ive never seen anyone get this one
its still in ultra deluxe
But we have a bucket
Wife ending without a wife
This ending really really confuses me...
For some reason when I watch this I always think of Vernon dursley
I always wondered what the true ending of this game is:
It could be the happy ending because you follow the story like you’re “supposed” too
It could be the insanity/dream ending because it shows Stanley in the supposed real world
This ending is also possible because it tells about Stanley and his bad life decisions
It could also technically be the museum ending because the lady saids that there is no real way to win the game other then not playing it
Another possibility is the real person ending because you played the game but broke it and once the player was gone what was left was Stanley but Stanley is just a player model,so he can’t make decisions,so the game never gets played again
No, obviously it’s the broom closet ending!
Wisecrack did a great video on this game
nice ending and nice efford uploading it but personally i would have aprecialted to see every little detail changing xD and i know i could dl the game myself but i know myself ... i wouldnt play it ..... just like to watch this stuff
is the grey dude the narrator himself or am i missing something here?
Grey dude?
If you’re referring to the mannequin prolly not lol
I now feel less remorseful about denying narrator no matter how much he pleaded
And I tried again. And Stanley pushed a button.
8.
8.
8.
8.
it was a gamepad
But not many girls go there because he gets friend-zoned so frequently.
But that's okay.
This is just a trick from narator he troll stanley ,stanley have wife already and stanley laready know that he just lets player do anything player wanan
🗿
the wife is creepy looking
Seriously you bought STANLEY's PARABLE on a console... ironic.
Ph33onix you can buy it on consul
Ph33onix He plays with a controler on pc...
Frikin idiot hes playing with controller on pc
Ha a wife welp stanlee girls never car about poor boys like us
THIS IS DEEEEEEEEP
how to ignore The Narrator?
do everything he doesn't want you to do
I want to do something where someone stops him from his evil ways, mane 6 ponies can stop him, lol
bingis
eww 4:3
I honestly wanted to cry my eyes out the moment I saw the wife was fake