The Game ending / spoiler
After almost being Killed by THE GAME's Operators, CRS, Nicholas calls the police to arrest them, but as they arrive at CRS's offices, He is shocked to see an empty floor where their offices used to be. He starts asking himself if The Game is actually a game. He visits the house of a girl whom he met when The Game gave him his first obsatcle. After finding out she's on The Game, they both flee from CRS's Soldiers. While in Nicholas' Old cabin, She tells him that The Game actually Stole Nicholas' 600 Million Dollars, and that was their purpose. She's later discovered as a traitor when she puts a sleeping drug in his coffee mug and leaves him for dead in Mexico. When he wakes up, He grabs a hold of a gun and kidnaps one of THE GAME employees and orders him To lead them to CRS's Office. Once they arrive, he finds that the woman who left him for dead in Mexico is in there, Takes her as a hostage and flees to the roof of the building, away from CRS's Security Guards. As the guards are trying the break into the roof, He interrogates her about his 600 Stolen Millions. She's telling him that the theft was not personal and that it could've been anyone with a lot of money, but as she realises that Nicholas' gun is real, She changes her version and tells him that It's just his birthday party, although he does not beleive her. Suddenly, The Roof's Doro breaks in and Nicholas Frantically shoots the first man to enter - which is, ironically, his borther, Conrad, waking with a bunch of birthday guests holding Champagne. Conrad Falls and dies. The guilt ridden Nicholas, Realising his mistake, Jumps off the roof in order to commit suicide, but lands on a giant matress instead. While getting up, He finds himself inside a ball room full of guests, and his "Dead" Brother, Cornad, Saying "Happy Birthday". Nicholas eventually realises that It was ALL A game - His brother is alive, his fortune was not touched, and that he had just experienced his lifetime adventure. As Conrad and Nicholas hug, Everyone cheers.It was Just A Game.
