Hello everyone my name is San Halcyon and welcome to my video where I attempt to explain the ending of outer wilds if like me you played through the game and you thoroughly enjoyed it and you got to the end and you felt like there was still a lot left unanswered don't worry you're not alone the the ending of outer world I think is kind of intentionally open-ended they sort of leave you to kind of fill in a lot of the blanks and so in this video I'm going to attempt to just give you my perspective of what I think happened in the end but before we go any further and fair warning there are obviously a ton of spoilers in this video so if you haven't played this game yet hit stop immediately buy this game and play it I can't recommend it enough and otherwise there is a link in the description down below to a playthrough and that I did recently I'm a little late to the party but I am very glad I finally got around to playing this game because it is well worth it right without further ado let's get on with it so the game draws a lot on Astro physics and quantum physics and these two Sciences don't really play well together Astro physics works in its own enclosed system and quantum physics works in its own ecosystem but when you try and mix the two together they just don't correspond and they don't add up and things just go a little haywire this game kind of imagines a world where the two do play nice together where they do work together where.

Outer wilds ending