Another variable that factors into the equation is the galaxy's effective military strength (EMS). Sounds like three possible endings, right? Well, not really. After such a distinguished trilogy, the last sequence of Shepard's quest to save the universe comes down to a choice between green, blue, or red. Mass Effect 3 - 8 endingsĪh, the infamous Mass Effect 3 ending. And in this countdown, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Still, with all of the choices and polarizing conclusions, Way of the Samurai only has seven endings. And the paths are dramatically different from one another. Do you save an innocent villager from abuse and make enemies with a clan leader, or leave the poor villager to his fate? You might make a friend, but you'll also probably really piss someone off in the process.īecause the story's so short, you're encouraged to play through again and again to see all of the narrative possibilities unfold. Even the smallest decisions can affect your standing with the various samurai groups, which leads to some interesting moral conundrums. You play as a wandering swordsman that finds himself in the middle of a conflict between rival clans. The entire premise of Way of the Samurai revolves around making various choices through the relatively short campaign and seeing which ending those choices lead to. There's quite a few games with even more alternate conclusions. But on this list, four endings is small potatoes. Those endings further branch with a save game in the sequel (and presumably in the upcoming Dragon Age: Inquisition), and seeing how every possible outcome plays out in Dragon Age 2's plot is even more rewarding. Do you kill a tribe werewolves, sacrifice an army of Golem soldiers, or execute a tyrant? The choice is up to you, and whatever you decide will totally change how the story progresses.īut as far as the branching goes in Dragon Age: Origins, the game still converges back down to four endings. On top of all that, you're constantly making choices that will affect the results of quests. There's even multiple ways to start the story thanks to the three races' separate origins (which could also differ when you choose your character's status in society).
As soon as you boot up Bioware's epic fantasy RPG, you practically know that the story won't end the same for every player.
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