Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

Upon opening it, they found Isaac's corpse, which had been decaying for a long time.

But the story doesn't end there.

The adventure continues, with Isaac continuing his adventures in this fantasy world, and the next adventure becomes even more fantastical.

During this trip, all that remained for Daryl was pure enjoyment.

Gradually, he died fewer and fewer times, and at the same time, he seemed to finally realize where the fun of this game really lay.

That is, continuous death, and finally rebirth.

Now he's in a new state, and he won't end the game as easily as a novice before.

He can now easily complete every Binding of Isaac adventure and then move on to the next new adventure to start from scratch.

By this time, Dai Rui had gradually begun to enjoy the game. He went from initially disdainful of the game, to being unwilling to give up and wanting to complete it again and again, and finally to completing it with ease.

The game's story continues, and at this point, the Binding of Isaac arrives at a crucial point in the game's narrative.

That seems to be the final boss of the game.

At this point, it had been approximately 200 hours since Daryl played the game.

He really couldn't believe that he had played a single-player game for more than two hundred hours.

The longest single-player game he had ever played was Cyberpunk 2077. He played it for over a hundred hours before losing interest.

He admitted that Cyberpunk 2077 was a good game, but he could never say he liked it to an extreme degree.

But the union of Isaac before us.

Even if he denies it verbally, he has already acknowledged the fun in the game.

When facing the final boss, it was the place where Isaac once lived. After his adventures, Isaac returned to where it all began.

That's the tutorial room at the beginning of the game, the first room on the first floor of the basement.

This is a room that every player who plays The Binding of Isaac will inevitably enter.

Then Isaac continued uphill and came to the room where he had once lived.

That room contains many of Isaac's memories.

There was Isaac's familiar bed, his familiar safe haven toy chest, and other familiar props scattered around the room.

Dai Rui's gaze was fixed, as if he didn't want to miss a single scene in the game; he wanted to imprint every single image in his mind.

When the story comes to an end, everything returns to its origin.

Ultimately, he manipulated Isaac to arrive at the place where the dream began.

That TV room that appeared in the initial story introduction of the game.

In the very center of the room was a television with a screen that flickered with a snow-like pattern.

At that moment, a trembling sound rang out, and a blurry, static-like figure appeared on the television screen.

This figure is named: Dogma.

Looking at this BOSS, Daryl felt his scalp tingle.

Having played The Binding of Isaac many times before, he had never felt this way before.

He had previously read a discussion article.

There have been serious discussions about The Binding of Isaac.

At the time, many people who claimed to have experienced unfair treatment felt that they had become part of the game character, just like Darryl.

The topic they discussed most was who the villain in the game was.

Some people say it must be the mother.

Because everything started going in a bad direction with my mother.

These players are usually those who have played through the beginning of the story but haven't yet reached the later content.

Some people are even saying that there is only one villain in the game, and that is Isaac himself.

Because Isaac imagined that he had experienced a lot of unfair treatment. When faced with these unfair treatments, Isaac did not choose to resist, but chose to endure them. Enduring in real life and resisting in fantasy is meaningless.

Such players are usually in the middle of the game, having just figured out how to play it.

Some people discussed the game seriously for a long time, telling the whole story in great detail, and finally concluded that there is no villain in this game, only the painful adventure of Isaac who has encountered all kinds of unfair treatment.

This person is probably close to the second half of the game.

Daryl had the same mindset before, thinking that there were no villains in this game.

But now, he finally realized.

If we really have to say who the villain is in this game.

Therefore, there is only one.

Not the mother.

In the storyline of The Binding of Isaac, the mother also has her own pain.

Isaac's mother was abandoned by her husband and then raised Isaac alone, taking on the responsibility of raising him.

The suffering she endured was no less than that of Isaac.

In the later part of the story, the mother does not actually intend to kill Isaac as she did at the beginning. Instead, it is a manifestation of a morbid love that Isaac imagines as his mother preparing to end his life through sacrifice.

Isaac is not a villain, because the unfair treatment he suffers is a recurring theme throughout the game, and it is something that cannot be ignored.

Then there's only one villain left in this game.

That was the divine voice that brainwashed Isaac's mother from the very beginning.

That represents a religious background, and the brainwashing influence of religious beliefs.

The power of religion is terrifying; it can turn a normal person into a monster.

This is Daryl's most genuine feeling when playing this DOGMA.

Without the religious indoctrination depicted in the game, none of this would have started.

The story will never begin.

Isaac may have received some unfair treatment, but within the family, Isaac's mother loved him and provided him with the best environment to grow up in, rather than brainwashing him and herself into becoming monsters.

Ending the story with this BOSS was truly a stroke of genius.

Dai Rui tried many times but failed to defeat the BOSS.

This final boss truly deserves the title of ultimate villain.

This level of difficulty is enough to make players feel hopeless and think they simply can't beat it.

If such a difficult boss were placed at the very beginning of the game, Daryl would probably abandon the game immediately.

But now that the ending is just around the corner, he has a premonition that he wants to complete the game, even if it's just to see the final outcome.

No matter what method is used.

So what's the point of rambling? Let's get ready, I'm going to crush this final boss!

If once doesn't work, then try twice, three times, four times.

He was determined to completely destroy the only villain in the game; only then would his resentment be truly dispelled.

In the end, Darryl succeeded; he defeated Dogma, the final boss.

There's another boss, the Three-Eyed Demon, but this boss is much easier; it's clearly the final boss after everything else is over.

This three-eyed demon is difficult for novice players, but Darry, who has experienced countless battles, has no problem with it.

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In the end, the three-eyed demon was defeated.

The story comes to an end after the three-eyed demon is defeated.

At the end, a rudimentary cutscene appears.

In this cutscene, Isaac is living a happy life.

His favorite cat is still alive and plays happily with Isaac every day.

His parents lived happily together, loved each other, and everything was so wonderful.

so good.

That's what Dai Rui was thinking.

When he saw this part of the story, he felt a little lost, but also a little happy.

At least in that new world, Isaac's imagined world, he was happy.

At least in my imagination, Isaac's life was fulfilling.

In this imagination, the past suffering no longer exists.

Without realizing it, Dai Rui seemed to have reconciled with his former self.

He also experienced a lot of hardship in his childhood, but those hardships will eventually pass, and a brand new life will begin.

But... it's a little unsatisfying for the story to end like this.

This should be considered an open ending.

This fantasy could be the story of Isaac's return to reality, or it could be interpreted as Isaac's pure fantasy.

If only... this story had a clear ending. To be honest, he actually disliked stories with open endings.

But the story is not quite over yet. A very magnetic male voice rang out, and it would be difficult to tell that it was voiced by AI without careful listening.

"In his imagination, Isaac saw his parents reunited. That was the end of Isaac's story, and then he could see nothing more."

Dai Rui's mind jolted slightly.

What do you mean?

What's with this unfamiliar male voice? Who is this male voice?