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The Great Space Adventure
4 years ago

I caved. Here's the ending.


I just posted the ending to this game on YouTube. It'll save you the trouble of going through this repetitive mess. (Flashing Lights warning.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK7k93nR8d0

You're welcome.



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