Epilogue

Epilogue (also known as No Man's Land) is the seventeenth and final chapter of The Beginner's Guide. With the previous level being the last one Davey received from Coda, it can be assumed this one is created by Davey, although this is never openly stated.

Level
This final level begins in the entry hall of a train station. The player goes to the platform and enters the train, then walks to another door at the end of the train. It leads to a different environment in an impossible ("trippy") transition. In this environment, a big house can be seen on the far background. Inside this house, the player goes up a staircase, passes through two rooms filled with sand (one of which contains an empty picture frame) and enters an entirely black room.

The next part begins in a spacious dark cave. The player eventually exits it, reaching an outside desert environment with some structures with a curious architecture and a traphole further on. After jumping down, the player falls into a room where they are elevated to the height of another passage. This passage takes the player back to the train station. After some stairs, there is a long corridor ending in the same blue beam of the machine in Escape from Whisper.

In the final scene before the credits, the player, after entering the beam, floats upwards above an immense labyrinth with a starry sky in the background - in what is, again, a homage to the level Escape from Whisper, although the labyrinth the player sees here is much wider and more complex.

Narration
''More. More more more. More love, more praise, more people telling me that I'm good, always more more more... It's like a disease. Solution, solution, solution. ''

''I guess If someone had told me ahead of time that he just really enjoyed making prison games, maybe I wouldn't have thought he was so desperate? I wouldn't have told so many people that he was depressed. ''

''Maybe he just likes making prisons. ''

''Even now the disease is telling me to stop, but don't show people what a shitty person you are. They'll hate you. ''

''If I knew that my life depended on finding something to be driven by other than validation... What would that even be? ''

''Heh, it's strange, but the thought of not being driven by external validation is unthinkable, like I actually cannot conceive of what that would be like! ''

''What now? ''

''I think I need to go. ''

''And...I'm sorry, because I know that I said I would be here and I would walk you through this, but. ''

''I'm starting to feel like I have a lot of work to do. I have a lot that I need to make up for. And so I'm... ''

''...just going to... ''

Okay.