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And Sylv3ster, you're ending sounds awesome. I tried to like change the past, but I guess I chose the wrong dialogues so Michael still drowned.
Do ALL of the endings have that ♥♥♥♥? It was just a vauge 'hint'... What the hell?! UGH!
Also I saved michael/kept Clarissa together with her/had Jonas be the 'Other Brother' to Jonas aka best friends. Ren and Nona did not get together.
In the closing voiceover over the photo when you see a breakdown of your major choices, Alex talks about getting home, what the others went on to do next and so on that implies the gang made it off the island and went on with their lives.
Yes, there's then a reset and we go back to Alex getting ready to head out for the first time, restarting the game, but this is because there are MULTIPLE versions of Alex. It's a neat combo of time travel theory and parallel realities - every playthrough creates a new reality based on the many subtle differences from each attempt, and the survivors of that go on to their lives in the real world.
But! To keep the time loop in place, a version of Alex has to repeat the loop. This one gradually remembers every other attempt, because that's basically us, the player, in the game. There'll be an 'Alex' going through events on the island over and over because that's the only way any of the other multiple versions of Alex, Jonas, Ren, Nona, Clarissa (and even Michael) can get away.
In some realities, fewer people survive, relationships are changed and the outcomes for the survivors' lives are different. You can even 'break' time and create a reality where Michael lives, after all.
So for everyone upset when it looks like Alex gets stuck looping on the island forever, just remember that technically, one of the infinite versions of her does, yes, but countless other versions of her escape and go back into the real world their live their lives out thanks to the sacrifice of that one 'looper'.
Does that make sense to anybody else?
Thank you so much zerogeekuk for explaining that. I was really shocked because she would repeat the story again and again forever. I really like it that the timetravel thing works out in the end unlike certain other games I'll never mention again.
what was also extremly cool the reflection of alex had my name. That's brilliant. I love this game so much.
It's like a rollercoaster loop - there are always a handful of 'Alex's on the loop at any one time. You encounter other Alex's at various points in the loop when you see the other Alex's in mirrors.
When the credits roll, look for the names by the three 'Ghost Alex' credits - these will be other online players whom you encountered during your run and gave you advice through the mirrors. Exactly how 'Journey' works, I guess?
So the story only 'loops' from your perspective, not that of the Alex you've just got through the game. 'Your' Alex finishes and goes on with her life, and the next 'Alex' is then yours if you carry on playing.
Wubba lubba dub-dub
Thanks Zero for your explanation, I was really wondering what the hell those other names had been; that is so clever. So we, as the player, are the infinitely lopping Alex, because we can play the game over and over again. Wow.
But did anyone else notice everyone's eyes in the final picture go red when Alex starts talking about getting ready for the island trip? Everyone but Jonas' eyes glowed red for me....