The two primary endings have minor variations depending on how you deal with the opposing tribes’ Sifus, or chiefs. Dark-aligned tribes kept telling me they knew I was allied with a rival.Įither way, changing tribes is a pain because you have to re-conquer the tribes you’ve already conquered. You’re supposed to be able to change tribe allegiances as you progress through the Tribe War, but it might just be in relation to the side you’re already on. What you can’t do is change the path you’re on, at least not easily.

You can smack the villager and get the dark points, then ally with Myriad if you want. The choice you made at the ruined village - to “leave you to your fate” or help - influences which tribe the game tries pushing you toward. Your choice determines which ending the game flags: Myriad for saving the Tree of Life, Jagni for destroying it. Once you exit Bunker 101, Biomutant makes you pick a tribe to ally with. The Biomutant good ending saves the Tree and lets the world and all its inhabitants flourish. Instead, you’re paving the way for a future governed by evolution because dark isn’t “bad” in Biomutant. The Biomutant bad ending means the Tree and those too weak to live without its help die, though Biomutant doesn’t chastise you for it. Alternatively, you can ally with those that wish for a cruel, darker world and let the World Eaters do their work. You can choose to destroy the World Eaters, which is the Light choice. Biomutant Endingsīiomutant endings revolve around how you deal with the Tree of Life.

Our Biomutant endings guide points you in the right direction for the outcome you want. There are two main Biomutant endings, but the Tribe War and the choices made during it will affect how that ending unfolds - sort of.

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