gameending
Game ending, in the context of video games, refers to the final state or outcome that results from completing the game's primary objectives or resolving its central narrative. The ending often appears after the credits and may include an epilogue or post-credits scene. It is distinct from a game over, which denotes failure to meet the required conditions to progress.
Endings vary in structure. Some games present a single, linear ending. Others offer multiple endings based on
Endings are a product of game design, narrative structure, and player agency. Developers often use branching
Reception of endings varies: players may evaluate endings for emotional closure, coherence with the story, or