How to Get Ending C in Endacopia

Quick answer: To get Ending C: Family. in Endacopia, I start the hidden route by entering Cheshure early, then follow the secret restoration chain across the major areas. I use the Telescope to reveal 2775944, complete the hidden decryption sequence, use the Metal Detector to recover the hidden remote, catch every fish for the Lost Key, reveal the hidden keyhole in windowed mode, finish the memory sequence and defeat the final secret boss. Completing the route awards Stay.

Ending C is much more involved than the two normal endings.

I do not reach it by taking a third item from Henry’s Saw Box, and I do not wait until the final chapter to start thinking about it.

The route begins with knowledge Melo should not normally have during the opening-house sequence, then keeps expanding through secrets that initially look unrelated.

That is why I save Ending C for a later run.

By then I already know the normal story route and can concentrate on the hidden requirements without wondering whether every strange interaction is part of ordinary progression.

Ending C Requirements

Before I commit to this route, these are the major steps I expect to complete:

1. start the hidden route with Cheshure;
2. recover enough of Melo’s normal abilities to revisit the major areas;
3. use the Telescope to reveal 2775944;
4. complete the hidden decryption and restoration sequence;
5. use the Metal Detector to find the hidden remote;
6. finish the altered route connected to the projector;
7. catch every fish;
8. obtain the Lost Key;
9. reveal the hidden keyhole in windowed mode;
10. finish the hidden memory sequence;
11. defeat the separate Ending C boss;
12. reach the Surgeon and complete the final ritual.

The normal main-story route still matters because I need access to areas and items that do not exist during the opening.

What changes is that I am now carrying a second objective through that progression: restoring the hidden systems required for Ending C.

Start the Ending C Route With Cheshure

For my Ending C attempt, I return to the opening-house section.

Before leaving, I make sure I have the:

Plunger

The unusual password I need is:

Cheshure

I use the Plunger to reach the toilet character and enter Cheshure much earlier than Melo would normally know that word.

The reaction is different from a standard playthrough.

That is the confirmation I look for.

I am no longer simply repeating the normal opening route.

The secret sequence has started.

I still continue the broader story far enough to recover Melo’s missing parts and open the major areas. Ending C depends on secrets spread across those later locations, so starting Cheshure does not replace normal progression.

If I lose track of the standard route while doing this, I use the Complete Endacopia Walkthrough rather than mixing the ordinary chapter sequence into the secret-ending steps here.

Use the Telescope to Reveal 2775944

One of the first major secrets uses the Telescope from the Animal Crossing-style area.

I take the Telescope to the subway station.

Using it there reveals the number:

2775944

I then call:

2775944

The call points me toward the stair area.

This part initially looked broken because nothing happened as soon as I arrived.

I go behind the stairs and wait.

After roughly a minute, the hidden sequence activates.

I do not keep entering and leaving the area while waiting. Staying in the correct spot long enough was what allowed the next section to trigger for me.

Complete the Hidden Decryption Sequence

The hidden area contains several symbol-based checks.

The mistake I made here was assuming every screen followed the same rule.

They do not.

Some screens require me to transform one kind of symbol into another.

Another is about making the symbol counts match.

On one of the stranger screens, I had more success after I stopped treating the symbols as a conventional equation and looked at the overall relationship between the shapes instead.

Finishing the sequence connects Melo with a backup of the company founder’s brain.

That system still has administrator-level access.

It can shut down the failed company hybrid and restore part of the giant organism’s disconnected systems.

The key detail is that the restoration is still:

Incomplete

I do not return to a normal ending route when this happens.

There are more hidden systems to restore.

Find the Hidden Remote With the Metal Detector

For another restoration step, I return to the sandy tent area.

I bring the:

Metal Detector

Using it reveals a hidden remote.

I take that remote to the projector.

The projector shows a route through the mime area that I could not reliably solve by wandering around normally.

I follow that route into the altered hidden section.

The sequence eventually leads through several Operation-style minigames.

I finish the entire chain.

Stopping after the first successful section does not complete this part of the Ending C route.

Once the sequence is finished, another piece of the hidden restoration advances.

Catch Every Fish

This is the point where Ending C becomes much more completion-heavy than the normal endings.

For Ending A or B, I can leave many optional activities unfinished.

For Ending C, I complete the fishing sheet.

I catch:

Every fish

I do not treat fishing as side cleanup on this route.

It is directly connected to the next required item.

Once the full sheet is complete, the central key becomes available.

I obtain the:

Lost Key

This was one of the longest requirements in my Ending C run, which is another reason I prefer leaving the secret ending until after I have already seen the normal story results.

Get the Lost Key

After completing the entire fishing sheet, I collect the Lost Key.

I do not immediately expect it to work on an obvious locked door.

Its actual use is tied to one of the strangest secrets in Endacopia.

The clue associated with the room points toward changing how the game itself is displayed.

That means the next step is not another inventory combination.

It is a display-mode change.

Switch Endacopia to Windowed Mode

Before using the Lost Key, I save.

Then I disable fullscreen and run Endacopia in:

Windowed mode

When I return to the room, a space that looked blank before now exposes the hidden keyhole.

I use the Lost Key on that keyhole.

Instead of simply opening another normal room, the game shifts into a new hidden sequence.

If the key seems to have nowhere to go, I check the display mode before assuming I missed another puzzle.

Follow the Hidden Memory Route

After using the Lost Key, the perspective changes.

I move through altered versions of familiar locations.

Some paths are broken or incomplete.

I do not try to force every route.

I follow the sections that remain accessible until I reach the memory-matching sequence.

The useful rule here is to match scenes by the event they represent, not just by visual composition.

Examples include memories that correspond through:

• school experiences;
• hiding or fear;
• repeated moments from the same part of someone’s life.

Two scenes can place characters differently and still belong together.

What matters more is whether they depict the same underlying memory.

Completing these matches pushes the route deeper toward the Surgeon and the final Ending C confrontation.

Beat the Ending C Final Boss

The Ending C boss is separate from the normal late-game boss resolutions.

The most useful tell I found is:

Watch the hands

Their position helps me determine whether the next attack is going through the center or coming from one of the sides.

I get more consistent attempts when I preserve health during the earlier phases.

The boss does not need an extremely aggressive damage race.

Recognizing the incoming pattern is more important.

My safer loop is:

1. watch the hands;
2. identify the attack direction;
3. defend the active pattern;
4. counter after the danger ends;
5. stop attacking if the next defensive window is already starting.

In the later wave, I become even more conservative.

I prioritize blocking instead of trying to force another hit into every opening.

The boss’s health pool is manageable.

Losing health to an attack I could have read is much more dangerous than missing one damage opportunity.

Reach the Heart of the Beast

After the boss falls, I continue inward.

The route eventually reaches what is described as the:

Heart of the beast

The Surgeon is waiting there.

This conversation explains much more of the hidden story than the normal ending routes do.

The topics connect:

• Roger;
• the giant organism;
• the surface;
• the company founder;
• the parasite;
• the Surgeon;
• the bride;
• the restoration process.

I go through the useful questions before telling the Surgeon that I am finished.

There is no benefit to rushing this conversation if I want the context behind what Ending C is actually doing.

Complete Ending C: Family.

After the Surgeon sequence, the final ritual completes the route.

The result is:

ENDING C: FAMILY.

The associated achievement is:

Stay

The period in Family. distinguishes this result from the other lettered endings.

Ending C is not simply another way for Melo to leave.

The hidden route attempts to restore the organism itself.

That is why so many activities that seem optional during a normal run become important here.

They are pieces of the restoration process rather than unrelated collectibles or side activities.

Is Ending C the True Ending?

I call Ending C the:

Secret ending

It goes much deeper into Endacopia’s hidden systems and explains more about the organism and Surgeon than the normal routes.

I do not call it an officially confirmed true ending unless the game itself uses that description.

The result screen identifies it as:

Ending C: Family.

That is the label I use.

For the structure of Ending A, Ending B, the three Family results and how the separate Yeti secret fits in, I use the Endacopia Endings Guide.

Does the Saw Box Choice Matter for Ending C?

I do not use Henry’s Saw Box as the Ending C trigger.

The:

• toy saw
• working saw

are important to the normal Ending A and Ending B branches.

Ending C begins through the hidden Cheshure route instead.

That distinction saves me from wasting time looking for a third saw or trying to force the secret ending from the same late save I use for A and B.

What I Check If Ending C Stops Progressing

When the secret route seems to stop, I go back through the major requirements instead of immediately assuming the save is broken.

I check whether I have:

• started Cheshure early;
• completed the founder decryption sequence;
• called 2775944 and triggered the stair sequence;
• found the remote with the Metal Detector;
• completed the projector and altered-area route;
• caught every fish;
• collected the Lost Key;
• switched to windowed mode for the hidden keyhole;
• completed the memory sequence.

Ending C is long enough that missing one earlier secret can make a later area look inactive.

I retrace the last unfinished requirement before repeating unrelated main-story content.