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	\|website=https://www.stanleyparable.com/\|programming language=C++}}'''''The Stanley Parable''''' is a 2013 story-based game by Galactic Cafe. It is notable for featuring a ~~very accurate and in-depth, albeit~~ brief, parody of ~~''Minecraft''~~ as part of one of its gameplay routes.		\|website=https://www.stanleyparable.com/\|programming language=C++}}'''''The Stanley Parable''''' is a 2013 story-based game by Galactic Cafe. It is notable for featuring a brief parody of {{MC}} as part of one of its gameplay routes.

	== About ==		== About ==
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	The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.		The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.

	== "Games" Ending ==		== "Games" Ending ==
	The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including ''Minecraft''. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the renovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>		The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including ''Minecraft''. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the renovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>
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	== References ==		== References ==
	~~<references />~~		{{Reflist}}

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.		The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.
	== "Games" Ending ==		== "Games" Ending ==
	The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including ''Minecraft''. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the renovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>		The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including ''Minecraft''. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the renovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>

			The world in which the ''Minecraft'' portion of the ending takes place was created in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.3.2]] using {{cd\|271828}}, the first 6 digits of {{w\|e (mathematical constant)\|Euler's number}}, as the seed.<ref>{{Reddit2\|sub=minecraftseeds\|id=1ww8erz\|text=Stanley Parable Minecraft Ending Seed Found\|author=xu_shawn\|date=October 2, 2026}}</ref>

	''Ultra Deluxe'' completely changes the segment so that it no longer features either of the two original games, replacing them with ''[[Minecraft:W:firewatch (game)\|Firewatch]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:W:Rocket League\|Rocket League]]'' respectively. The Narrator’s reason for disliking the first game (its status as an open world game) remains consistent across both the original and ''Ultra Deluxe''.		''Ultra Deluxe'' completely changes the segment so that it no longer features either of the two original games, replacing them with ''[[Minecraft:W:firewatch (game)\|Firewatch]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:W:Rocket League\|Rocket League]]'' respectively. The Narrator’s reason for disliking the first game (its status as an open world game) remains consistent across both the original and ''Ultra Deluxe''.

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	The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.		The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.
	== "Games" Ending ==		== "Games" Ending ==
	The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including ''Minecraft''. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the ~~rennovation~~, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>		The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including ''Minecraft''. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the renovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>

	''Ultra Deluxe'' completely changes the segment so that it no longer features either of the two original games, replacing them with ''[[Minecraft:W:firewatch (game)\|Firewatch]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:W:Rocket League\|Rocket League]]'' respectively. The Narrator’s reason for disliking the first game (its status as an open world game) remains consistent across both the original and ''Ultra Deluxe''.		''Ultra Deluxe'' completely changes the segment so that it no longer features either of the two original games, replacing them with ''[[Minecraft:W:firewatch (game)\|Firewatch]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:W:Rocket League\|Rocket League]]'' respectively. The Narrator’s reason for disliking the first game (its status as an open world game) remains consistent across both the original and ''Ultra Deluxe''.

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	The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.		The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.
	== ''Games'' Ending ==		== "Games" Ending ==
	The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including Minecraft. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the rennovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>		The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including ''Minecraft''. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond\|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the rennovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)\|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending\|title=Games Ending\|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl\|ULxvda_REuQ\|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg\|RabidRetrospectGames\|October 17, 2013}}</ref>

	''Ultra Deluxe'' completely changes the segment so that it no longer features either of the two original games, replacing them with ''[[Minecraft:W:firewatch (game)\|Firewatch]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:W:Rocket League\|Rocket League]]'' respectively. The Narrator’s reason for disliking the first game (its status as an open world game) remains consistent across both the original and ''Ultra Deluxe''.		''Ultra Deluxe'' completely changes the segment so that it no longer features either of the two original games, replacing them with ''[[Minecraft:W:firewatch (game)\|Firewatch]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:W:Rocket League\|Rocket League]]'' respectively. The Narrator’s reason for disliking the first game (its status as an open world game) remains consistent across both the original and ''Ultra Deluxe''.

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|image=The Stanley Parable.jpg
|developer=Galactic Cafe
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|platform={{OS|Windows}} {{OS|macOS}} {{OS|Linux}}
|engine={{w|Source (game engine)|Source}}
|date=October 17, 2013
|website=https://www.stanleyparable.com/|programming language=C++}}'''''The Stanley Parable''''' is a 2013 story-based game by Galactic Cafe. It is notable for featuring a very accurate and in-depth, albeit brief, parody of ''Minecraft'' as part of one of its gameplay routes.

== About ==
The game revolves around an office worker named Stanley (the player character) who explores his workplace after all his coworkers mysteriously disappear. Interaction is very limited, consisting mostly of walking down various routes and occasionally clicking on things. The game has various possible storylines and endings, many of which feature the Narrator becoming directly involved with what occurs in a self-aware manner.

The game received a standalone expansion/sequel in 2022, '''''The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe''''', that is similarly metafictional, commenting on its status as a followup in the same way the original did with its status as a video game.
== ''Games'' Ending ==
The original game features Minecraft as part of a brief segment (the “Games” ending) where the Narrator takes him to various other popular games, including Minecraft. The Narrator transports Stanley to the border between a [[Minecraft:taiga]] and [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. There, he builds an extremely simple and generic house out of [[Minecraft:dirt]] and an [[Minecraft:oak door]]. He then brags about the house’s supposed magnificence, before deciding it must be rebuilt out of [[Minecraft:Block of Diamond|diamond]]. He then takes Stanley into a [[Minecraft:cave]] to acquire material for the rennovation, but almost immediately becomes annoyed with the game’s open-ended, non-linear nature and ends the segment, whisking Stanley over to ''[[Minecraft:W:Portal (game)|Portal]]'' instead.<ref>{{Citation|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Games_Ending|title=Games Ending|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}</ref><ref>{{ytl|ULxvda_REuQ|The Stanley Parable Ending / Minecraft Ending / Easter Egg|RabidRetrospectGames|October 17, 2013}}</ref>

''Ultra Deluxe'' completely changes the segment so that it no longer features either of the two original games, replacing them with ''[[Minecraft:W:firewatch (game)|Firewatch]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:W:Rocket League|Rocket League]]'' respectively. The Narrator’s reason for disliking the first game (its status as an open world game) remains consistent across both the original and ''Ultra Deluxe''.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Stanley minecraft.jpg|The Narrator’s house
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== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* {{Citation|url=https://thestanleyparable.fandom.com/wiki/Minecraft|title=Minecraft|website=The Stanley Parable Wiki}}

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