Introduction to the Endings of Dredge: What are the Different Endings in the Game Dredge?

Today, I will introduce the endings of Dredge to everyone. Because in the game, the protagonist's adventure and inner struggles, as well as the series of events centered around the obsession with resurrecting his wife, deeply attract players. The ending of the game is not only a summary of the entire story but also a response to the fate of the protagonist and the choices made by the player. The stark contrast between the good and bad endings, along with the profound meaning and emotional power behind each ending, makes players eagerly anticipate and pay close attention to the game's conclusion. So today, I will be introducing the different endings of the game.

Firstly, many people hold the view that there are three different endings in this game. However, in reality, the game only has two endings. This is because what is commonly considered the third ending, known as the endless exploration mode, actually does not contain any narrative elements. Therefore, strictly speaking, the game "Dredge" actually only has two narrative endings, which are the satisfying good ending and the disappointing bad ending.

In the good ending of the story, we see the protagonist finally letting go of his deep-seated wish to resurrect his deceased wife. After a series of thrilling adventures and profound inner reflections, he unexpectedly discovers that he is actually the legendary mysterious collector, and the crucial ancient book has been in his possession all along. Driven by a heavy yet resolute determination, the protagonist makes a difficult decision to return the ancient book to the embrace of the sea, attempting to seal the ancient evil force. However, when the protagonist realizes that even so, the power of the ancient god is still stirring and cannot be completely sealed, he resolutely chooses self-sacrifice, transforming into an unbreakable barrier to block the invasion of the ancient god, restoring the sea to its former tranquility and harmony. This ending not only showcases the growth and spirit of sacrifice of the protagonist but also profoundly conveys a sense of tragic and beautiful heroism to the players.

In the bad ending of the story, the protagonist is deeply troubled by the intense desire to resurrect his wife, and this obsession gradually evolves into a force that consumes his sanity. To achieve this wish, he spares no effort and collects all the sacrificial items needed for the resurrection ritual. However, despite his great efforts, the ritual ultimately fails, and the ancient god is awakened. The protagonist faces immense danger; he may be destroyed by the ancient god, and even if he survives, the unleashed ancient god will bring endless disaster and catastrophic consequences to the ocean. This ending profoundly reveals the greed and ignorance in human nature, and the destructive consequences that can arise when these negative traits are amplified, providing players with deep reflection.

The above is the introduction to the two endings of the game. The two endings of Dredge actually reflect the different consequences brought about by the player's choices and actions in the game, adding to the game's playability and depth of the plot. Through these two endings, the game allows players to experience different story directions and emotional experiences, making the game experience richer and more three-dimensional. Therefore, for those players who are interested in the game's plot and choices, hurry up and experience these two vastly different endings in the game, and feel the profound content and emotional impact it brings!‌