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The Completionist: The Secret Ending Of Fez
Maybe you've beaten Polytron's perspective-altering puzzler. But have you gathered every cube and collectible, and seen the true ending? Our video reveals the game's final secrets.
The Completionist exists to show off the game content most of us will never have the patience to reach, like our drive to find all the data fragments in Assassin's Creed Revelations or the full collection of Dragon Priest Masks in Skyrim.
Today, we unveil our Completionist run of Polytron's Fez. If you're anything like most Fez players, you managed to complete the game with most of the golden cube shards, and a smattering of anti-cubes. Maybe you've been a real trooper and gone back into NewGame+ to get some more anti-cubes. But Game Informer editor Kyle Hilliard took it all the way, uncovering every last secret of the game (even if even he admits to getting a little help along the way).
The ravings of a madman? Or Kyle Hilliard's Fez notes? You decide
Check out the video below to watch Kyle collect the final piece of the puzzle, witness the true ending of Fez, and discover the special prize awaiting players after total game completion. Finally, it should go without saying, but just so we're clear, this video is nothing but SPOILERS.
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