Whether Isaac is alive and well or has died and is in heaven or not, I have no real idea. So it seems that, by defeating the Beast, Isaac gets a somewhat happy ending. “Isaac and his parents lived on a small house, on the top of a hill… ” It’s completely at odds with the ending of Afterbirth/Afterbirth+ The game ends as the story began, but with a slight twist. Here, how about we tell it a different way – maybe a happy ending? Isaac’s Father: Are you sure this is how you want this story to end, Isaac? You’re the one writing it, it doesn’t have to end this way. Isaac’s father speaks, asking Isaac if this is how he wants his story to end. However, as we get to the last page, the page of nothingness, the narrator speaks once more, without the heavenly reverb. The sequence ends with Isaac feeling nothing, and a blank piece of paper. The memories change though to happier memories, Isaac playing with his cat, being tucked into bed and, towards the end, seeing his parents happy at Isaac’s birth. As Isaac rises up, he travels back through his memories: his mother mourning over her lost son, the arguments between the parents, his father leaving. The narrator describes what is going on, with Isaac rising up towards the light while the Beast sinks down. Crudely drawn pictures, with a deep voice speaking over the top of them. It was all a dream, kinda?Īfter you defeat the Beast, you are faced with a long cut scene, presented in the same way as the initial intro to the game. But as long as you are careful, it’s actually the easiest part of the cataclysmic finale.
The Beast is a huge, horrible monster, despite being slightly derpy. From here, Isaac grows wings, wakes up in hell and fights the four Horsemen (ramped up and new), before facing the Beast. Once you defeat the television Dogma is attached to, you defeat Dogma itself, and end up getting knocked out. Here, you wander around (and unlock some new characters perhaps) before fighting a monster that comes from the television. You then ascent one further floor, appearing at “Home”. You find Dad’s Note and start retracing your steps back up until you reach Basement 1. However, the newest ending involves turning around and going back. Alternatively, you defeat Mom then descend downwards to kill Hush, then Delirium. Then you either descend into Sheol or rise up into the Cathedral, before fighting the Lamb in an inky abyss or fighting yourself in the Chest. Once you defeat Mom, you go into her body and kill her heart. The further you go, the more messed up things become. Most endings in the Binding of Isaac involve going deeper and deeper into… well, somewhere. So that’s how I’ve seen most of the new endings. That being said, a big chunk of the streamers I watch tend to play Binding of Isaac, so I’ve been watching their content as well, where they’ve all been playing the new DLC. And I’ve barely managed to do anything in the base Binding of Isaac: Rebirth game. That’s probably for the best because the Repentance DLC REALLY ramps up the difficulty. Okay, with that out of the way, I want to mention something first. Please don’t actually read any further if you don’t want to be spoiled.
However, a big part of Repentance is that it gives us a final ending for the Binding of Isaac.
ENDINGS BINDING OF ISAAC AFTERBIRTH WIKI MOD
But the fan-made Antibirth mod was such a hit that the developers had to tie it all together for one final DLC. Sure, the developers said that about Afterbirth+. With the arrival of the Repentance DLC, the Binding of Isaac is now basically a finished game.
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