Sarcastic Gamer examines Enslaved: Odyssey to the West's ending, with huge spoilers and says, WTF?
From the article: "This is going to be a spoilerific discussion of the ending of Enslaved. And I’m not going to be particularly friendly about it. Read on and let’s discuss."
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i am dying for a next gen Parasite Eve! This serie has so much potential..
One of my favorite of all time (on PS1).
yeah it was a weak ending.
If you haven't completed Enslaved then do NOT read this article! I'm sure the title is pretty self explanatory, but just wanted to make sure it's not spoiled for anyone.
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...I liked the ending a lot! I didn't really think about any of the stuff that has been mentioned.
I really liked it. Great game.
Any ending that does not involve a slow and painful death for Trip is not an ending worth watching as far as I am concerned.
Disclaimer: I have not played the game yet. The above statement reflects the opinion I adopted after completing the demo. I am not particularly fond of Trip.
I liked the ending. This article just shows that the writer didn't think about the subject much. The mechs on the slave ship are clearly under control. They hang there on the wall until activated. Obviously Trip and Monkey were captured by those mechs and/or the guard-slaves on the ship. There are other mechs that just roam the wild, killing anything that moves. Those were the mechs that killed the other people in Trip's village, probably. That could have been done by other humans for all we know. The Leviathan was being built by those killer mechs to go and attack Pyramid because that's where a large group of live humans was known to be located. Maybe the killer mechs can still monitor what happens with the mechs that are under Pyramid's control, or maybe they saw the slave ships flying back and forth to Pyramid and figured out what was going on. Trip, Monkey, and Pigsy just stole Leviathan and used it for the same purpose it would have been used for anyway. That's my take on it anyway.