Inside - Alternate Ending

[@tutrp]

You controlled the boy the whole game since you played as him, when he pulled the plug he disconnected your link to him like you disconnecting a keyboard or a mouse, therefor he went back into his mindless state like the other mindless humans waiting to be controlled again.

[@xtra_krispy693]

You are very intelligent!

[@goodiesnows]

That is the greatest guess you have ever said

[@MrHuppj]

I believe we are controlling the boy for the majority of game. He is alive. Then we are murdered by the water gypsy and at that point the boy is a dead husk and controlled by the blob. At the alternate ending the blob disconnects itself. In the normal ending the blob gets outside.

[@gingersnapcam7334]

Dang

[@sauliusltcool6902]

Yeah I actually thought the same!

[@arthadude]

The secret ending breaks down the "fourth wall" between player and character in the game. When the boy pulls the plug, the player (you) is fully 'outside' the game (because it's over) and the boy is freed from the player controlling him. Or something. Now that I think of it, the same idea may be operating in the standard ending, in which case the developers are comparing the people who play their game to the fleshy blob controlling the boy.

[@pipebombmailer]

ha ha you’re a eldritch blob

[@UrMomsHouseRightNow]

That’s why it’s called inside

[@thothheartmaat2833]

I think the fleshy blob is a metaphor for teamwork and leadership where this is an evolved form of human work. Instead of there being a boss and a bunch of mindless followers, they've become one and work together seamlessly and are super powerful that way. It's actually how the company steam operates. I hear they don't have a ceo or leadership. They all work together like the fleshy blob..

[@paulallen2680]

⁠@@thothheartmaat2833lmao, valve may say that but there is still an unofficial hierarchy. It just makes it harder for people to be blamed. The senior staff are who people in that company listen to.

[@Ur_feetwarmer]

The secret ending also insinuates in a way that we are apart of all this, creepy I don’t wanna be an ugly fvcking blob exploiting minors 😭. No matter how high u seem there is always something controlling u. My ass was not thinking deep when I played I was just angry I lost my favourite twvnk to become a blob, i got my shvt ready to continue playing, had my coke and snacks and when I tried moving fvcking credits started playing my ass was heart broken 😭😭😭 also spent my whole time being mad those humans were basically using my brothers, but in a way I was using them and the boy to fill my goal,so was the blob, so who was in the wrong? The only real one was that siren baddie that water husked my boy, but weirdly she went limp too when she injected that shvt into me? What was that about anyways I’m going to bed I have crap to do tmrw 😍

[@sixx6vi472]

I love how simple yet complex this game is

[@MuhlisErtugrul]

One theory that I think makes sense, the boy is controlled by us (or himself) from the beginning till the mermaid killed him at @. As you guys saw, the mermaid plugged the mind-control thing and from there, the boy gains characteristics of the hive mind like breathing underwater, also now the hive mind is controlling him. The boy was going upwards when the mermaid killed him. After he got killed, he now goes not to where it fell upwards, but to another direction (the objective was changed). We the players are the boy, we think we're the same boy from the beginning to the end but things have been changed in the middle. That's why the boy lost control when he unplugs his own power source, he stops. Because it was before the mermaid killed him, the control was on us (or on him).

[@joetroutt7425]

That made a lot of sense. I notice that after the boy was able to breathe underwater that the surface of the water was above him and not below. Basically indicating that he has changed from the conscious mind to something else. Really strange game.

[@premotional]

Why have I seen this comment before. . .

[@firehawk894]

“Listen when I drop down to the orb” *Starts loudly talking immediately and then cuts the video, you don’t hear shit :P*

[@Rob07601]

Oh Jingles... you so silly?

[@ProkopGdansk]

EXACTLY! I tried couple times to rewind and hear the music and I couldnt because he just cant shut up for a moment :v

[@ProkopGdansk]

@serar infinity I didnt need the code, I wanted to hear it xD

[@Endinos]

Exactly

[@upat5am368]

I'm late but idc. If you want to listen to something try clicking off of a video with commentary. Doesn't seem hard does it?????

[@mojojojo3411]

I don't know if anyone else did this in the game, but when I played in that part right before you see the blob, when all the scientists are gathered up to the window, I walked up to the window to to try to look into it. Nobody tried to stop me, and the scientist even looked at me at first and then went back to looking at the blob. I figured that whatever was going on in that big container was so interesting that they didn't care if I was there, or they didn't see me as a threat like those guards did or the dogs did or whatever. But now after reading some of these comments, I think that that does play into the theory that the scientists wanted you to find the blob. That the whole point was the blob trying to escape, that's what the scientists wanted, and your whole entire purpose through the game was to get to the blob so that the blob could try to escape. Initially I was a little confused about why they would trick you and try to trap you in that big water container almost right at the end, but I think it plays into the same thing. And then as soon as you make it outside, right before you get to the water, you die on the shore. Because they kill you. Whatever they wanted to learn from you, from the boy and the blob controlling the boy, watching trying to observe the blob's intelligence... All part of the scientific method I guess.

[@irismiranda3650]

I might be a few years late, but... So, after reading a few interpretations of the ending, I got my own explanation: I think the ending means that we, as a player, are part of the experiment. We are the intelligence being trained there, and we do as we get used to the gameplay. The secret ending is an alternative as we supposedly notice that and conclude: hey, I don't want to be tested and participate in this cruel experiment, so I will just disconnect. You know how hackers are hired to hack a system to test it's security? That was our role in all this, so by helping the blob to escape, we made this factory even more secure and functional. That's why the scientists didn't bother to stop the player. So the second ending is like "hey I'm not participating on this shit". That's why the escape in the end was so meaningless and probably why you can't keep moving when you reach your destination. The experiment is over and the scientists stop you (player) from controlling the blob, because they actually have some degree of controll over you too.

[@xbulelo]

Word. I played it last night & the fact that a game of this nature (not a high production compared to most mainstream titles) can hit so hard speaks volumes. I consider this game a masterpiece for the story alone. Some of the puzzles were great & the use of sound & light had me in awe. I noticed what you said - not only do some of the scientists not stop you but they help you. The only thing that makes me question whether you were being controlled the whole time was that some scientists were sacrificed, becoming part of the blob. There was one moment where the blob lands on a scientist & there is huge stain of blood. I said to myself, “mmmmm I’m hungry.” Not really 😂

[@irismiranda3650]

@@xbulelo I noticed too that a few of them were sacrificed... But maybe that was an accident? Like a fatality that happens for a big cause (the experiment)

[@purusharthagarwal4096]

That's a good analysis, but what was the point of whole message that the struggle and challenges for the pursuit of freedom is all meaningless? Because he found freedom at the end even though it was planned by them still a hope for some freedom maybe

[@jayscott9133]

@@purusharthagarwal4096 he didnt make it to freedom, he just made it outside. now he is a blob of human who will probably sit endlessly on the bottom of the mountain. thats not freedom, but thats just how i view it.

[@pauliussipavicius4658]

@@jayscott9133 Other comments i read somevvhere else said that there is same replica of the last scene of the game in the museum like part of the game after you drop thru tvvo ceilings as a blob, even light source on the shore is in same place as in the last scene, vvhich suggests that blob is still inside and just tricked to think that he broke free,

[@NotPridesfall]

"Do you hear that music as you drop down?" No, because you wouldn't stop talking.

[@kimmie_jm4871]

yoooo i was saying the same thing 😂😂

[@Verasoul]

My exact thought too. I was already playing the game, so I just listened and figured it out myself at that point.

[@DontBeMad911]

Elliot Engel lmao

[@tanyajensen4614]

Lol

[@j.fernandomartinez429]

took the words out of my mouth.

[@KarlRock]

Thanks! It seems like we were being controlled by the big blob after all with that alternative ending.

[@dmiranda714]

i think the blob reminds me of a brain its almost like the game is saying inside my mind "like getting inside your mind" that what i got from playing lol

[@RiteshNEVERUNIFORM]

Ap bhi games khelte ho!!?

[@maxd1744]

Why do you think the blob controls the main character? Remember near the ending of the game there was a crate in the air just out of the blobs reach? With a lot of people watching? The people not being scared of you, but just watching you, or being exhilarated? Everything was planned. Everyone is controlled. It did not matter you killed the president. It did not matter you broke free, because the masterminds let you break free. There was no free will. Everything was for nothing, because there was nothing YOU did to begin with. haha

[@mr.snow32]

A point I realized by the end of the game and might be relevant to multiple theories: after being dragged down and killed and/or just "modified" by the aquatic test subjects to breath underwater, the boy can ALSO control the hypnotized/mind wiped creatures without a helmet. This might be shown with the Blob, but also happened beforehand with other people and puzzles without me realizing. So after reading multiple theories here and tying it in with the globes and the secret ending, I think the boy is controlled by the player/outside controls, but we're controlled by the Blob to free it disguised as us just wanting to solve the mystery. (Spoiler: SERIOUSLY reminds me of Bioshock's plot now that I think about it. Maybe one inspiration of INSIDE?) Maybe it's a mix of both player/outside controls and Blob, and range might matter as we're about halfway into the game and halfway between the Outside controls and Blob's force from Inside (maybe a deep philosophical message?) when the boy is "modified" with both underwater breath and mind control (mind controlled by Blob?). But the globes might be extending the range of either the Blob or the player/control center. Pulling the plugs out of the hidden globes might be removing the Blob's range of mind control on us/the boy/the whole facility (like Glados from Portal fighting to keep control of the whole place) since this can take place before seeing the Blob. Then we're "allowed" to access our control center and pull the boy's plug because our goal of ending the Blob's control on us/the facility is complete. Maybe it's the other way around, where the globes belong to the player because they "hum" the same note as the vault lock and removing them breaks our lock for the boy to end our control. In this case, the Blob might be stopping our control so it can remain in power (i.e. Glados) One way the "control us to control the boy to free the Blob" may not make sense is because the Blob had many others in closer proximity to free it, even though the globes might extend range for its mind control to travel on the boy. Size might matter too, as the boy is smaller and has a less developed brain than the mind-wiped adults inside. Maybe the modification gave the boy a strong mind control on nearby people, while the blob only needed weak control on the boy to beat us/the outside force. Or, again, maybe we still had control over the boy from Outside, only pursuing the mystery all along. Lots of theories, up to interpretation it seems. The plot never comes together enough for us to make a definitive story that can have plot holes, just a lot of philosophy. I give it a 9/10 for the atmosphere, interesting (though simple) puzzles, and vague story/philosophy that is actually worth a think.

[@LiloVLOG]

Wow, I just finished this game. 25/12/2020

[@tasosxanthopoulos4389]

yo, same here buddy, aint it creepy that he wished u Merry xmas at the same time ?

[@tobito4397]

Holy, i just finished it just now

[@LiloVLOG]

@@tasosxanthopoulos4389 For sure. "Merry xmas!" WHAT? lol

[@bababooey5703]

Same I just finished it right now. Got it for free at epic games 😏

[@lcke8380]

same here! 🤣

[@mithrane]

Jingles tells you to listen carefully to hear the musical notes... Jingles proceeds to talk over the musical notes. ^_^ Don't ever change.

[@tatertot7597]

Yes!! I like emojis. Love the emoji you put down!! 0.o

[@tails22x]

My 2 cents....The game's overwhelming theme is control...most evident in direct mind control but there are other forms of controls here too. The hierarchy of control as I see it is as follows... Boy => You (the player) => Blob => The facility. -This ending shows how the mind control device controlling the boy is connected to a bunch of computer terminals. Severing the power to these terminals ends the game, and your control over the boy. Therefore you control the boy. -The blob controls you (but not directly) This is an adventure/puzzle game. The most obvious central mystery of Inside's plot and climax is the blob itself. You are compelled to find the mystery. The blob is the mystery. Therefore blob controls you, you just bring the boy along. -The facility built the blob and when you fall through the floor of the elevator onto the seascape model there is a light shining on its beach; a model blob is in its center. Whether this model is actually representing the base of a real mountain or a huge test lab is irrelevant--the facility has the ability to see the future. The room filled with 100's of people patiently waiting is further evidence. Therefore facility controls blob. Also the facility has a huge number of unknown experiments running beyond what we have seen. The majority of this game takes place in sections 1, 2, 3, and 4. But near the end there are numbers and doors in the background going all the way up to 12. The only thing that's nagging me is the large "U" signs that keep reappearing in this game. (The first is when you cross the highway with the semi in the background) The only other time I have seen signs like that was in old cold war footage close to the Berlin wall.

[@jhudielgabrielsabelino9278]

Maybe U referring to us the player? Responsible for something? Im not sure tho. And i applogize for being 2 years too late for this

[@IsraelIvanCastro]

Never too late mate.

[@Cookie-fe7mn]

Maybe it's the company who made the blob, or milita or whatever

[@yunhong123]

we are mind controlled. we see the societal idea changes depending on the narrative these days.. we clearly see that this game refers to us, the society, and how we all are mind controlled in some way because no one knows the truth

[@possiblefossilrecords]

The facility represents the creators of the game. All the experiments are just their other games they are experimenting on and all their trial and errors as a game company.

[@toma.1670]

Made scenes to me, you were controlling the boy during the hole game. You turned off the mind control device and that broke your link to the boy. Simple!

[@notairsoft119]

Tom A. exactly

[@TheCrystalon]

Dispatching repairmen to the 4th wall now.

[@valtterivatanen]

Janusha That is the point

[@Trifler500]

So who was controlling the boy then?

[@Schnittertm1]

Very likely the blob, as it has several mind control devices strapped to its body. As it seems to be an amalgamation of several human bodies it also has several human brains and can therefore, possibly, control drones over a much larger distance than in any other case, e.g. the boy controlling drones only short distance. If I were to guess the blob either wants to get out and end it as it is in constant pain or it wants to get out to take over the world and take revenge on its creators. Anyway, I can understand why a government and/or corporation would want to develop mind control technology. Would make it easier to govern or to have mindless work drones for the menial tasks that you can feed biosludge.

[@inthedark334]

I forgot that you could go back into loading and go to each individual area to finish these things.. thanks for the help. It has allowed me to fully Master the game. I work a full-time job so this helped me a lot thanks a lot man

[@zeteta]

Perfection, thank you. I just hit the regular ending, and seeing what a pain this one was to get, I'm grateful to you for your excellent walk-through.

[@badgertimegaming3981]

Merry Christmas Jingles, Rita, Boo and cats aswell as my fellow viewers!

[@lokeyacolyte2145]

This video was superbly done, very informative and with no time wasting. Your voice is just really super calming too XD Thanks so much for this!

[@granadakimj]

That ending makes just as much sense as the other one... Merry x-mas btw... :-)

[@Ryan-rd4kc]

Captain_Crash_DK Christmas

[@bakerstreet8036]

Merry Christmas :D

[@possiblefossilrecords]

For some reason I happen to be reading this on Christmas eve 2020. Merry Christmas to you!

[@chacha-dh1gj]

Merry Christmas. I got the game for free yey

[@clarence8534]

Its kind of strange but i am reading this on Christmas day 2021 and it hurts my head then endings and that 3 people in a row have come her on Christmas

[@KOT_c_XBOCTOM]

In the background, a cable from computers is connected to the mind controller. It's a hint. The boy disconnected his mind from control's players.

[@Kwodlibet]

Jet cube? Jet crate? Rocket cube?

[@jekubfimbulwing5370]

Pneumatic lifter

[@novatopaz9880]

It is a pneumatic air pump in a cube, which shoots out a pressurized stream of air.

[@BeasantN]

Fart cube!!!!!!

[@Chestyfriend]

Flybox or upcube.

[@SerafineSilverstream]

Flippedy-flappedy-floop.

[@pscottyxx]

the ending is like WG pulling a plug from one of their community contributor...and merry Christmas everyone..

[@DocNik96]

As someone not up to date, who is this? Surely not Jingles?

[@AJsWorld]

WG?

[@waavhal]

I was fooled. So were you.

[@waveman99]

Ok try this one: an entity/creature was found that could control minds. Scientists captured it, put it in the holding tank, and started experimenting with it, trying to replicate and amplify its powers. The research yields much wonderful and exotic knowledge, and it is put to use in experiments on human subjects, such as those who eventually become "sirens." Through the experiments going horribly wrong (or is it exactly as planned?), a large portion of the human population ends up having their minds wiped. People eventually figure out how to somewhat control these puppets, but the creature can also control them, and at the time of the game it has just figured out how to bring a number of people to itself, absorbing their mass in an attempt to gain some power to escape. When people had used the knowledge they gained and figured out how to make machines that can replicate or amplify the thing's powers, they made use of them, controlling the mindless people for labor purposes. This is why mindless people are being rounded up, and the boy is indeed one of them. In the beginning of the game, he has just begun to be controlled by the creature, the latest attempt at escape from confinement. The boy puppet has just escaped his captors, who want him back. The boy can endure such extreme maneuvers and perform such physical feats only by being controlled, and eventually he makes his way to his goal, destroying the devices that the people in power had created to amplify their mind control technology along the way. The creature thing escapes the lab, with help from a few humans who have become sympathetic to its imprisonment, foiling the attempts to contain it. It brings its new body into an uncertain world. That sound good?

[@casualcookin3893]

makes sense

[@remmy100]

I like it. Ties up some (not all) loose ends. I'm going with it

[@kylaxial]

how would you explain the ending that we just saw in this video? is the mind control device thats in the secret ending somehow connected to the blob instead of the player?

[@thesugareater8607]

The blob didn't actually escape though, it just went into an outside enclosure but is still far underground

[@Skaitania]

So you pull the plug on your (the players) device with which you controlled the boy. End, nothing gained. The other one...well, the question is really whether you end up outside the lab, or inside. The office before the finale has a model slope which might be representative of the sort-of 'Truman-Show-esque' enviroment you end up in, with some sort of light shining down on you. Or you just end up escaping the lab, really. It's some serious scandinavian mind-blowing either way.

[@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421]

Let's just agree that this game, despite its overall qualities, sucks at ending its stories

[@adrianaisme4710]

@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 Eh, I disagree that intentionally leaving endings ambiguous is a bad way to end stories. It feels like they just want you to have to think and theorize instead of laying it all out for you, games do it all the time and it's by no means inherently a bad way of ending a story, even if it leaves a lot of people annoyed.

[@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421]

@@adrianaisme4710 Seriously? You think the problem is the cliffhanger? You think that bothers me more than the fact that the ending just makes no sense whatsoever? Telltale's The Walking Dead & The Wolg Among Us end on an ambiguous cliffhanger. If you think that this could be even remotely comparable to these fantastic games, then that is absolutey insulting to the entire industry. It doesn't end with ambiguity, it just confuses the player and rolls the credits like it's something meaningful, it couldn't be more insulting if they just put a large text on the screen saying that you wasted your time, because that's exactly what this is.

[@thesugareater8607]

Considering how far you descend before breaking out as well as all the other hints such as the display and the large wall, it's pretty much guaranteed that you didn't break free

[@Ikarus120]

eh, you get used to cliffhangers eventually, especially with silent games like these. reccomending rain world. side note, denmark is a part of scandinavia?

[@colindols4112]

its that bloody tank game again...... wait.... this is not that bloody tank game again !

[@s.31.l50]

It’s the water tank game

[@videogra5645]

This game is spectacular! I love this hiding secrets ending.. Cause the straight ending that I went was just shocked me! Im so feeling this boy for entire game so I never wanted him to die...

[@goatlps]

5:36 "Listen, pay attention." **Proceeds to talk over the musical notes** LOL WTF?

[@demiandc1558]

The boy was controled by the monster from the ending, you unplugged his mind control

[@germanandres24]

I dont get it man, can you be more clear?

[@cami_c4m]

@@germanandres24you were the monster

[@SoredaSamurai]

“Moral of the story” *”Don’t let people control you”*

[@TheAdvertisement]

Honestly this is the better ending to me, the entire game makes you think you have control when really you end up helping the scientists by bringing the blob to the fake environment made for it, you finished their experiment. So, instead of helping, you just stop the story there.

[@davidkumarmahto8187]

7:28 Yes, the boy was being controlled, by the player, that is.

[@Archemedes95]

Merry Christmas! Thank you Jingles for amusing us throughout the year. May you continue for many more.

[@Mr_Chaffee]

I'm studying for my exams and didn't really want to watch any youtube of browse facebook (any distractions) while studying, but I just fell in love with this game. They are the only youtube video's i allow myself to watch. And they are a huge help to relax now and then. An amazing playthorugh for an amazing game, hope to see more of these games in the future. Thank you Jingles, enjoy the remainder of you time off and Merry Christmas to all!

[@terralegreen4142]

Hope you had a wonderful Christmas day Jingles.

[@theinacircleoftheancientpu492]

Jingles, apparently there are other alternate endings.

[@lancer265_]

White Fang wow!

[@ChaseMcIntyreFilms]

No there isn’t. Where did you hear this?

[@logicss2893]

@@ChaseMcIntyreFilms there is though

[@Sidpooply]

@@logicss2893 well what are they? I cant find anything about it

[@cristianilie4421]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, All the best Jingle and all your followers.

[@natural997]

If you jump inside that room, you can see the person on the mind control system jump as well. I'm guessing that is suppose to be your character, or you. The game ends there, just like the simulation ended for that person in the device. I wasn't able to go back into the bunker, but I wonder what would of happened if I only pulled the plug out half way.

[@dannyjones9878]

merry christmas jingles and i hope you have a happy new years as well

[@غْريب-ط1س]

Plot twist : if you mute the video, you’ll still hear his creepy sound.

[@nataliemayer6838]

Well the actual reason to the original ending was that they wanted you to do that their was a path to lead to that. You ever wonder why their was a loose panel in the place they trapped you in? Or why you ended up INSIDE of that thing? You were apart of that experiment. You were drawn to that weird blob monster so that you could control it and the others could research how it could work and react to certain things. Instead of you being free that was the path they put you in. For the secret ending, (ps this actually explains a lot) the reason why you flop down like one of those slave or people whose being controlled, is not because a random person is controlling him, but because YOU are controlling him and he broke free from YOUR control. He is just another puppet under your possession. Ummm I hope that cleared some things up for you. I don’t blame you if this is kinda sad it was really sad for me too.

[@Dizzeke]

Not that bloody dark spooky runny jumpy little boy zombie game again!

[@thrinetu45]

merry christmas jingles! may we have 2 mins off from the salt mines to wish our families a happy new year?

[@weeman3025]

Ahhhh I get it the blob was controlling the boy the whole time remember those plugs you pulled out of it before it sucked you in those were mind control devices like the ones used in the zombies(controllable people) and you cutting the power on that killed everything... the blob was trying to escape using the mind control to use u to get it outside! I think... idk rly but it makes the most sense to me XD

[@jonathanVN1864]

Man I LOVE YOUR VOICE and BTW thanks for showing this im subbing because of your Voice

[@0neLessCar]

JINGLE! you bloody son of a hurling whistle. I did not know you did played this wholesome weird game. I loved you ever since for the WoT content. Now i am blessed with your voice AND this game❤🎉

[@sam_the_man]

If we think back to everything we know to be true as per the rules of the game: The mind control device works by placing it on the head of the person wanting to do the controlling - the CONTROLLER. The device then allows the controller to control the movements of another mindless human - the CONTROLLED. The controlled can then be manipulated into placing a mind control device onto its own head in order to secondarily control another individual. Thus there are now two levels of control, both being dictated by the original controller. Now that we understand there can be multiple levels of control, as the game has already shown us, we could postulate that this chain of control could possibly go beyond just two levels. When we first encounter The Blob, it is wearing four mind control helmets. Upon removing them, the body of the little boy is immediately assimilated into The Blob. I think that The Blob was the original controller all along. The boy has been controlled to the point of laying the groundwork for The Blob’s escape and then when they meet back up in the water tank, the removal of the headsets ceases the control of the boy so he is reabsorbed into The Blob. That’s what it seems to me is happening anyway. And I think the alternate ending confirms this by showing that if you pull the plug earlier on in the game than the actual final escape, the boy’s body becomes lifeless and is no longer being controlled by The Blob.

[@mohdaquib8245]

The title "Inside" supports two meanings. 1. That someone is inside you the whole time in your mind. 2. If you watch carefully, in the normal ending. The blob creature actually never gets out of the facility, the light that is coming is actual sunlight passing through a hole of the giant wall of the facility hence, it is still "Inside".

[@Cazh]

I'm pretty sure the light is from a lighthouse. Shortly after you first take control of The Blob, you fall into this large glass terrarium that looks like it is a model of the hillside you roll down at the end. In that terrarium is a lighthouse just off the coast.

[@rudesandelius7343]

And a Merry Christmas to you too Paul

[@tonyennis3008]

I for one think the quivering blob looked to be very content there by the lake.

[@TrickiVicBB71]

A gift from Jingles on Xmas Day. A video! Thank you Jingles.

[@hotman_pt_]

merry christmas indeed my friend :)

[@MrJJSimonds]

..oh phew.. thanks for posting.. Happy merry to you and yours, and Boo too!

[@Kamer.Sounds]

Thanks jingles, merry Christmas

[@Omegan01]

I recently played and finished Inside and came here because I knew a secret ending existed but couldn't figure out how to open the door. I have your video paused at the combo and haven't watched the ending but I wanted to say thanks for providing this, I would never in a million years have guessed how to open this thing on my own. I called them 'jump crates.'

[@marekszczypczyk6310]

I got it, you where controlling the boy!!

[@zhoupact8567]

Or maybe that is just what we are supposed to think. How many layers are there? Maybe there is no one answer.

[@tumppu1975]

Considering there are several points where you control a minion and then proceed to control another minion, through that minion, that alternate ending should make you consider, who is controlling YOU?

[@SerafineSilverstream]

There isn't "THE BOY" and you're not jumping in time. Remember Battlestar Galactica? Yes, the new one.

[@theamazinggoldfish8713]

Marek Szczypczyk but who's controlling you.....(play the game again).

[@weirdwanderer]

@@theamazinggoldfish8713 devs are controlling us

[@ddas7974]

The blob controls you so that you control the boy to bring it to the blob

[@salmaalkadi3363]

Great vid!

[@anchovy7416]

I just finished inside,came to see the secret ending and Merry Xmas was at point! merry xmas to you as well lad,ty for the ending

[@michaelmeszaros6982]

Jingles suffers from O. C. V. P..D. - Obsessive Compulsive Video Production Disorder.... MERRY XMAS to All.

[@Rosivok]

thanks and Merry Christmas.

[@jon4661]

Jingles: I will not be showing you the whole game, just enough to give you the idea and you’ll just have to find out the rest for yourself. Jingles to Jingles: Show them the whole play-through. Jingles: But they should- Jingles to Jingles: I said do it!!

[@HeadBangerBoogie]

I was totally expecting the shadow of a spider to start chasing the boy!

[@TrueCanad1an]

Merry Christmas Jingles and fellow subs

[@miles2524]

Thank you Jingles ❤😅

[@jamescousins9216]

A completed Jingles let's play. Best Christmas present ever.

[@RainTheHateINC]

Merry Christmas Jingles.

[@olivierr.5752]

Merry Christmas, Jingles!

[@yannmarec3762]

Bert merry christmas to you too jingles🎄

[@yannmarec3762]

Very*

[@daltonhughes3497]

Merry Christmas Jingles

[@gnance288]

Jingles you big tease.. I need resolution.. Thanks for a great mini-series.. I stayed glued to every second..

[@bigboss7099]

just finished playing inside today and i have been reading the comments and all the theories about the ending but what about the part in the barn with the pig that is attacking you and you have too pull the worm out and than it become calm what was all that about are the worms also controlling people?

[@90_rooster14]

Marry Christmas jingles !!

[@djgynee]

Great commentary with sincerity! God bless my friend. Funny it’s Christmas tomorrow 2019 when I found this vid. You saved me the trouble of doing the work for a cheese ending.

[@darthkarl99]

Merry christmas to Jingles, Rita, Boo, Chew, and Crystalian

[@gauwrong]

amazing! also, did anyone notice in level where we have to take 19 people in that square for the gate to open, if you keep walking to the left there is a well, and inside the well s torch (the kind with a fire on it) and then there are several vicious dogs who will be afraid of you if you take the torch near them. but if a dog crawls up from behind it will mostly eat you up. so i have never found what was ahead in that well. what were the dogs protecting?

[@DeadMotherDucker]

Kinda late but it's another orb

[@boysenbeary]

Merry Christmas jingles!

[@parzii_ii]

This just confused me even more

[@flashfighter1132]

happy christmas jingles

[@jowesticles]

tHANKS JINGLES! COULDN'T SLEEP LAST NIGHT BECAUSE I WAS WONDERING ABOUT THE ALT ENDING

[@4frodo534]

You're a badass, Jingles. Thanks for all the great content. PLEASE LET US SEE THE END OF LONE ECHO!!! I'm hooked, and I need to see how it ends.... I'll go back to the salt mines now....

[@toma.1670]

Matty Christmas to Rita and your self, Jingles. Great Game!

[@toma.1670]

*Merry

[@valtterivatanen]

You can edit comments :)

[@therealcrisis8439]

Merry Christmas, Mr. Jingles! Thanks for the Playthrough.

[@eraser9812]

Just finished this game with the secret ending as well as normal ending. My take on the secret ending, is that YOU ARE THE ONE controlling the kid. The screens in the background are computer screens and the mind control helmet is YOUR LINK to the INSIDE WORLD. With out the power, then you loose your link to the INSIDE WORLD, and thus the game is over. It shouldn't be a surprise that the boy is being controlled the whole time, I mean you controlled the boy through the whole game. The devs here break the fourth wall and in doing so break our brains. Its genius and awesome!

[@davidhull8046]

Happy Christmas Mr Jingles. And too all us minions x

[@ruggetuf]

no world of warcaft christmas video, damn it

[@phillipsiebold8351]

I still say that this is what I imagine the salt mines to be like.

[@TysonASMR]

I actually find your voice very relaxing 😌 also just finished this game. Loved it!

[@pruman101]

Merry Christmas Jingles thanks for a great year, looking forward to the next one being even better... for us all, tc mate.

[@edwardwhittaker9604]

Well that is a bit more bizarre ... Thanks. Wishing you a merry christmas

[@donaldwrightson]

Merry Christmas,Jingles! Thanks for putting up these vids!!!

[@Mildly-q2d]

you were the mind controller the whole time!

[@timeconsoomer]

5:30 "... we have actually heard these musical notes before. Do you remember when we were back on the rooftop? Listen, pay attention:" *children's legs breaking sounds*

[@Malidictus]

The game has been pretty heavy-handed about the boy being mind-controlled. On more than one occasion, you're required to mind-control one drone, force him into a helmet and have him mind-control another drone that way. Then there are the "Murmaids," which have an exact copy of the boy's body (they aren't girls, nor is the "boy" a boy once its clothes come off) except for the long hair. What all of that means, of course, I can't say. The game doesn't even attempt to tell us and I don't like writing fanfics to fill in for a developer not bothering to put a story in. If we don't know and don't have any grounds to assert, then "we don't know."

[@anzackiwiastrix2850]

Merry Merry Merry Christmas you old fun man, enjoy you holiday and ill have a drink at the beach for you

[@greeniegames835]

If you look closely, in the background, the mind-control helmet is attached to several computer screens. I think the computer screens are the internet or the video game itself. When we sit down and put on our headphones to play, we, the players, start controlling the boy. And when he pulls the plug the screen goes dark and we no longer have control of the boy. Which is shown when he slumps into a position much like the other mindless people being mind-controlled.

[@kyledombrowski7051]

merry xmas jingles

[@tesserakt54]

And the best of holidays to you!

[@erictaylor5462]

You are the blob right from the start, controlling the boy. All of the bad guys trying to stop the boy know that he is being controlled by the blob (you), which means.... they are actually the good guys. The people are not kidnapping people they are collecting victims in the hope of helping them. The adult and child you see at one point are there to see the child's other parent.

[@huseyintoklucu6333]

@Carl Johonsson then why werent other controlled people killed but only you has been killed

[@possums154]

@@huseyintoklucu6333 You posed the biggest threat, to the point where you weren't quite KOS, but pretty close

[@xtra_krispy693]

Thanks man!