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Perhaps adding to this confusion of Inside's ending is that once the Huddle truly breaks free and rolls down the mountainside, Inside simply ends. Just like the rest of Playdead's game, the Inside game ending is meant to be open to interpretation, not only of the Huddle (and the boy, for that matter) being dead or not - but also what the ending means in general. One of the prevailing theories is that the boy was being controlled by the Huddle, and the blob-like creature only wanted to break free so it could stop being experimented on.
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There is another theory for how the Inside game ends, and it is perhaps the most logical considering Inside's secret ending. Like many of the best video game secret endings, certain requirements must be met to view the one in Inside. To unlock Inside's secret ending, players must deactivate all the hidden light orbs found throughout Inside's secret rooms.
In Inside's secret ending, players find themselves in another bunker and must power down one of the mind control helmets by pulling its plug. After this, the boy loses his free will and falls into the same position as the other mindless drones found throughout the game. This suggests that the boy was being controlled by an external force the entire time, but just not by the blob. See the alternate Inside game ending in the video from The Mighty Jingles here:
This may be some kind of commentary on the player, who has been controlling the boy throughout Inside's narrative. However, it could also refer to one of the scientists who was trying to perfect what the Huddle is, thus giving the creature the illusion of an escape in Inside's ending. Unless Playdead, which is working on a new game after Limbo and Inside, ever really reveals what happens, there is no sure way to explain Inside's ending, since it's meant to be open to interpretation.
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