Will Lun ever reveal everything?

[theone]

It's been about 10 years now...

Will we ever really get concrete answers? It doesn't seem like it's happening

[Kcrazy]

I would say that would be the most concrete answer we will get

[Porter]

Lun, it has been 20 years, time to spill the beans on everything.

[LunC]

Okay, I will start encoding the answers into the Bitcoin blockchain right away.

Actually, I still think I may end up releasing an updated version of The Way someday.

[Kcrazy]

Would love a re release, still one of my favorite stories

[KeeperofGlyphs]

Nothing would make me happier! It's really such a unique game. Very special.

[Koren The Wanderer]

I’ve just spent the past couple of weeks replaying The Way, and I've come out of it with a sense that, despite all the unknowns, there was more than enough information revealed to adequately communicate the central narrative and its themes - and that's all that really matters. The only thing that bugged me this time was that I still can’t provide a definitive timeline of dominant auras in Rhue's body, though I'm sure some of the guesses on this forum must be close enough. Again, revealing these secrets wouldn't add anything from a storytelling perspective, so it's not really important.. but I suppose it would be fun to know.

Lun, it has been 20 years, time to spill the beans on everything.

20 years is crazy. I was gonna say happy anniversary but I guess it’s still another year and a half until episode 6 reaches that milestone.

Actually, I still think I may end up releasing an updated version of The Way someday.

Lun, please don't tease us like that!

[Kyle]

Okay, I will start encoding the answers into the Bitcoin blockchain right away.

Actually, I still think I may end up releasing an updated version of The Way someday.

I was there at the release of the first episode and I'll be there when you get to it!

The Way was really ahead of its time in terms of video game stories back then. Today, it would gain more mainstream traction because a lot of video games and especially TV shows have picked up the same serialized, mystery, character centric story telling that was first popularized by Lost in the 2000s.