The final episode is upon us. I decided it was best to explore the factory off camera until I found the wrench. When I eventually found it I was rather mad cause I had been looking at it several times. Turns out I just hadn't pointed my crosshair at the right pixel to allow me to interact with it. Another one of those things that makes it obvious this was a one man developer project.

For the first time in this game series I don't actually become stuck on any puzzles. I soar through it and manage to leave the factory unscathed. Much thanks to the fact that Siren Head was gone all of a sudden.

The rest of the game isn't much to talk about. We make it up to the lodges where we once again meet Mr. Siren Head. I manage to sneak past him quite easily and head over to the gondola station where the game abruptly ends. This was quite surprising to me seeing as this area we just arrived in was pretty big. I was sure we would have to run around for a bit with Siren Head chasing us but apparently not.

Turns out Siren Head was all in the imagination of Frank, the mad man who knocked us out in the abandoned house. Quite stupid that he just walks up to us and vanishes into this air. This ending was almost more disappointing than the one in Hellpoint.

Turns out this is just one of several endings. This one was triggered from finding all of the medicine bottles that Frank has been emptying. There's several more ending to be found if you take different paths and pick up different items in different orders throughout the game.

There's also several locations we never got to explore which I guess would have opened up if we chased more endings. There's the house by the lake in the beginning of the game, one of the doors in the factory that we never got to open, the tunnel that we find in this episode as well as the last area where the game ended.

The game doesn't bring out the curiosity in me enough to go exploring for these other endings. I'm gonna leave it as it is.

Siren Head: Resurrection was a decent game for a one man project but it has to be played with that fact in mind. I would have been bashing this game for a lot of its design choices if it was made by a studio.

I would definitely say that the game is worth playing supported by the fact that you can get it for free. If you like it you can go back and pay a sum of your own choosing.

Enjoy the episode!