End Times comes from the soundtrack to Outer Wilds, the 2019 space exploration game by Mobius Digital, with music by Andrew Prahlow. In the game, players explore a small solar system trapped in a repeating 22-minute time loop that ends with the sun going supernova, so the track is tied in players' minds to that quiet, inevitable ending. Fans have since reused it in gameplay edits, video essays and tribute videos, where its calm, reflective tone works as shorthand for the game's themes of curiosity, loss and acceptance.
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The End Times music from Outer Wilds, a piano theme from the game's final moments. Creators use it for emotional endings, time loop edits and space montages.
This clip captures the End Times theme from Outer Wilds, a gentle, melancholy piano piece that slowly builds with soft strings and a sense of quiet finality. It does not sound dramatic in a loud, cinematic way; instead it feels intimate, wistful and strangely peaceful, like watching something beautiful come to an end. For viewers who know the game, it instantly recalls the closing minutes of a time loop, when the sun begins to fail and there is nothing left to do but listen. For everyone else, it still lands as a tender, reflective cue that makes a scene feel more meaningful and bittersweet.
