Depending on your decisions and timing, you will be able to achieve six different endings, none of which I would consider a ‘winning’ one. As you progress through the game, you really only have two choices: follow the narrator’s instructions or disobey them. Although you do have the ability to defy the narrator, no matter what rebelling action you choose, the narrator will still be there responding to your choices with enough passive aggression to make children cry. Unlike Everyday the Same Dream and One Chance, the narrator in The Stanley Parable follows you every single step of your journey, narrating every action you are supposed to take even before you decide to take it. If you can’t find it maybe watch the same Let’s Plays that I did so my entry makes more sense)

(If you are able to find the mod, I recommend you play it before reading on because it spoils the fun. However, one day the instructions stop coming and you are told by the narrator to investigate. employee 427, whose job is to push buttons as instructed by the screen in your office. The game starts with a narrator explaining that you are a happy worker named Stanley, a.k.a. The Stanley Parable is a mod of Half Life 2 and like Everyday the Same Dream and One Chance, it is a game that tests the player’s ability to change something about their reality. A youtuber (Philly D) that I follow created a Let’s Play (he only played 3 endings) of this which I watched ages ago and the recent discussions in class reminded me of it so I decided to write about it. Disclaimer: I have not personally played this game.

The stanley parable half life 2 mod