Signalis's multiple endings work together to amplify the game's themes of fractured identity and the difficulty of accepting loss.
. In the “Leave” ending, Elster arrives at the Penrose but decides not to enter and then collapses. In the “Memory” conclusion, she finds Ariane in the ship’s cryo pod, but Ariane doesn’t remember who she is, and Elster lays down next to her to die. In “Promise,” Elster finally fulfills the oath alluded to throughout the game, killing Ariane in her cryo pod.
Loss of self also ties into the oppressive realities of being a Replika in this world, a manufactured person whose brain is cloned from someone else, their experiences entangling into a confusing mesh of warped memories. The Eusan Nation uses Replikas as cudgels of state-sanctioned violence, put to work as prison wardens, security guards, cops, and soldiers.
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