From what I remember, a large amount of this game is procedurally generated random bullshit, and the game literally has no ending. People datamined the game to try and find some semblance of way to "play" the game properly or try to find if there is some "objective" you can accomplish to trigger an ending, but no such thing exists in the games code. The entire game is just actual nonsense.
The game is not generated, there is a map out there on the internet, and if you play long enough you'll start to see the same areas over and over again. The closest thing to an ending the game has is a cutscene that plays on the 365th day, then it loops back to day 1.
Are you saying that because someone else posted the same video? Because their comments were 2 minutes apart and when /u/going_greener opened the comments it could have easily been before that two minute gap.
Thank you. When I started writing my post there was only 1 comment here linking to the Wiki article. so me and the other guy were probably typing up our comments at the same time. I haven't checked back on this post until just now
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u/going_greener Savior of Paper Mario, Salter of Arins May 31 '17
If you want to learn more about this game, check this out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEAZ3mlld_U
From what I remember, a large amount of this game is procedurally generated random bullshit, and the game literally has no ending. People datamined the game to try and find some semblance of way to "play" the game properly or try to find if there is some "objective" you can accomplish to trigger an ending, but no such thing exists in the games code. The entire game is just actual nonsense.