The Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe: Epilogue Music

[@labrynianrebel]

Love how the Epilogue and Skip Button Endings tie into eachother.

[@punctuation.]

Yeah me to

[@denchicksson]

Its like a extension.

[@greenberrygk]

And escape pod ending

[@trentwebb521]

Prologue and epilogue

[@amdspeaks5181]

Stanley is...... finally free

[@miketv2165]

But... what was this freedom worth?

[@spooki3382]

But at what cost…?

[@Gustf2]

But………………………. At what cost?

[@mybrickhead]

You're not truly experiencing this segment if you're not looking at the full moon and the sunset Also that sandstorm made me feel like I was on Mars

[@Beam966]

While I was recording, I didn't move my camera at all until the building suddenly appeared. I intentionally did it for capturing the landscape without the presence of the character. I see your point though. If only the camera pointed to the full moon and the sunset the moment those scenes appeared.

[@mybrickhead]

@@Beam966 thank you for documenting this moment also I like the thought of that, documenting as if there is only a camera on the landscape, rather than being a player character

[@boneman1636]

@@Beam966 that could've been easily fixed by simply extending the black screen until you move the screen to the sun and moon, and the sandstorm doesnt hit the same when standing still

[@alexis_electronic]

Wish you'd've gotten the bucket's escape pod ending so it would've been there too ;P

[@impointr]

I would've never thought a game like The Stanley Parable would make me cry, yet here we are. The skip button ending was silly yet incredibly well crafted, and so emotional. Hearing the Narrator lose it upon his final quote caused shivers all the way down my spine, only to have complete silence afterwards, hoping there would be a way out of this room where I could find him again and return to the office. The epilogue ending is something I will never forget. The combination of scenes, landscapes, and soundtrack, made this ending the best of the entire trilogy. As soon as the sandstorm kicked in and the music ramped up, this is where I lost it. Listening to this song now brings up the same emotions I felt when I first experienced this ending, to a point that someday I wouldn't be able to listen to this song ever again as the emotions will grow stronger and stronger. Something I thought I would only experience with the song that plays during Death Stranding's final quest, which I cannot listen to at all anymore despite that I cherrish this song. I hope Davey Wreden and the rest of the CrowsCrowsCrows team will stumble upon this comment someday. Thank you so much for existing. I'm in tears as I'm writing this and the song isn't even playing.

[@realgramix]

The best part about this track. At the very end of it. The same melody as the Stanley Parable 2 title screen music returns. I love it when a game tends to bring up a theme, but in a whole different light.

[@luminescentpurr]

not only only the stanley parable 2 music but also the melody of the original stanley parable when stanley leaves the office

[@harrimanfox8961]

this part is the exact reason why The Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe NEEDS to be Game of the year.

[@ghos7yt]

This was the most surprising thing that I’ve ever witnessed

[@X-SPONGED]

I'm still salty that the devs didn't release this soundtrack on Spotify. I guess they forgot to fix the upload music button. Oh well, at least KZbin has got me covered for the moment...

[@bac0ntoast]

ikr!!!

[@stanleypfp]

i will not lie.. the epilogue made me cry and this track alone gets me choked up

[@themolten8]

This takes place billions of years in the future when all life has been extinguished, the oceans have evaporated due the suns increasing luminosity, and your patheticness to continue skipping time in exponentially increasing intervals.

[@trentwebb521]

Is the primal sound of the beggining of creation

[@The_Looker]

The Epilogue made me remember my most beloved game in my life - The Outer Wilds. The music, emotions, all of this I've also experienced in Outer Wilds.

[@RTheStoryteller7]

i just realized this whole part is scripted, no wonder it felt soo well done and synced perfectly with the music on every playtrough i see.

[@spooki3382]

i must say the epilogue reminds me of journey with the music and desert

[@Lil-Pony]

I love the part where changes the beat and tone. It’s so nice and I get shivers.

[@alexis_electronic]

Escaping the authors intent.

[@helloitsVehere]

Narrator, where are you out there?

[@drummerboi661]

A good question.

[@TrademarkedIPAdress]

He's prolly dead.

[@declantecho1717]

Gone

[@el_gatoNegro]

Dead

[@spooki3382]

just d e a d

[@midwaygamer-ou3my]

Fan theory the Stanley parable takes place in the half life universe. And Stanley is a victim of the combine and the narrator is his conscience trying to let go. And he's in purgatory and video games was his escape which is why it's his go to place for dealing with his trauma of the fact he's dead or dying.

[@soupsundying]

Thanks

[@emisue.o]

Ignore this comment 0:48 where the good part kicks in

[@Ash_Vulpine]

This reminds me so much of the reborn track from hereditary

[@ashmax3228]

Ah beautiful its gorgeous!, in a weird way here at the end of all things it can be beautiful, and it always was doesnt mean it stops being beautiful just beacuse there no one is there to observe it. _Markiplier_

[@WhirlingMusic]

beautiful

[@bac0ntoast]

when will this as well as the other epilogue songs be on spotify smhhh

[@KAY0DE]

i want a wallpaper for each scene cant find it though :(

[@sansationalguy9180]

Hmm Wonder if screenshots exists?🤔

[@KAY0DE]

@@sansationalguy9180 I meant for ease of acess

[@pikchassis]

@@KAY0DE just screenshot it.

[@olerge]

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[@reverselai]

reminds me of yume nikki