Deathloop: Each Ending, Explained

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It wouldn’t be an Arkane game unless the ending had multiple choices and Deathloop is no different. After managing the Herculean task of clearing the loop for the first time, taking down the heads of the various groups, and evading the constant pressure of Juliana hunting you, your reward for these efforts is quite an interesting one.

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There are multiple endings that are fairly unique, and whilst very short, they’re varied enough that you don’t feel too disappointed for getting them. Whether it’s your first time stepping into Colt's shoes, or just another Groundhog Day in the Loop for you, here’s everything you need to know about the endings of Deathloop.

In Deathloop there are three endings in total. They’re tied to a simple choice at the end of the game that’s not difficult to mess up. To obtain them all you need to do is finish the game and then press or don’t press a button and maybe do a little bit of movement, it’s that simple.

There’s no real good or bad ending as it kind of falls down to your own personal outlook on life within a constantly refreshing loop. But there is one that’s been picked out by the community as the “best” since it’s the most positive and contains an extra mid-credits scene to rub those warm fuzzy feelings in just a little bit more. There are also no extra requirements, additional dialogue trees, or missed sidequests tied to the endings, so you can blitz right through the entire game how you like and then pick whichever one you want at the end.

*Deathloop Spoilers*

Last chance for those not looking to get spoiled in the endings of Deathloop, for those that want to risk it or already know, feel free to continue reading.

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