Sitting Through The Final Credits.

Returning to the ranch, John reunited with Abigail as the epilogue came to a emotional close. Watching the full credits unfold, I witnessed John and Abigail's wedding, the lawmen finding Micah's body, and the bittersweet post-credit fates of Charles, Mary Linton, Tilly, and the surviving gang members.

Riding up the path to Beecher's Hope, the sight of the ranch brought an overwhelming sense of relief. It was a miracle that all three of us had survived the ascent up Mount Hagen

Though Sadie and Charles were badly battered and bruised, seeing them alive made the heavy journey worth every step.

Spotting them from the porch, Abigail sprinted out into the yard, tears in her eyes as she threw her arms tightly around John, completely overwhelmed with emotion as John softly assured her that the nightmare was finally over.

With the family whole and the past laid to rest, the screen slowly faded to black as a gorgeous, melancholic acoustic song began to play, signaling the start of the end credits.

Determined to soak in every single second of the game's finale, I sat back in my chair, resolved not to quit or uninstall the game anytime soon. As the developer names rolled past, the background filled with heartfelt cinematic vignettes showing the aftermath of our journey.

John and Abigail officially tied the knot, celebrating their marriage with a joyous barn dance alongside Uncle, Sadie, Charles, and Jack.

The scene shifted to the icy winds of Mount Hagen, where federal agents and lawmen were seen investigating the frozen standoff, discovering Micah Bell's body lying abandoned in the snow, and left it abandoned there.

The post-credit montages continued to deliver incredible closure for the surviving members of the gang. A steam train rumbled through the wilderness, carrying Charles away as he set off to start a new life up north, while Sadie and Uncle chose to remain behind with the Marston family.

In Saint Denis, Arthur's former love, Mary Linton, was shown writing a letter probably to Arthur as she still shouldn't know Arthur is no more. Maybe she's leading a happy life now.

Back at Beecher's Hope, John, Jack, and their dog Rufus wandered peacefully across the green pastures while Abigail watched from the porch, enjoying the quiet life they had bled so hard to achieve.

The lawmen who found Micha's body was seen keeping their investigation up from one town to another as they were trying to find all the pieces.

Seeing Tilly happily married with a child in Saint Denis and passing by the rebuilt bridge Arthur and John once blew up, I sat mesmerized until the very last frame, deeply moved by the incredible journey.