It also adds replay value, which often justifies spending upwards of $70 for an otherwise one-way ride.
By that, we mean having one too many endings to boot.
The question is, which video games have employed the most endings in the last decade or so?
More importantly, which of them are actually worth sticking around for?
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 52
Tekken Tag Tournament 2is a direct follow-up to its 1999 original.
The good news, of course, is that each arc lasts no longer than twenty to thirty minutes.
Let it be said that, whileTekkenhas a main story, its countless subsidiary arcs are somewhat redundant.
Still, each of the 52 characters are worth playing through to the end.
There is a consolation prize, though, and it comes with the 90+ characters thatDynasty Warriors 9employs.
Whatever the case, players can expect a relatively short ending for each character arc completed.
Is it worth repeating the same tale 90 times in a row, though?Meh.
Other than that,Second Evolutiontells exactly the same tale as before.
And yes, its astronomically high quantity of endings are still present and accounted for.
And with 100 endings to acquire, you had best believe there is plenty of replayability to boot.
As it stands,The Quarryhas a total of 186 unlockable endings.
That is, ifanyonesurvives at all.
Over a six-hour journey, players will have the chance to establish relationships with five characters.
Although there may only be a fewtrueendings, there are still plenty of endgame easter eggs to unlock.
256 of them, actually.
Jord is acting Team Leader at gaming.net.
