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Park scene from We Become What We Behold: circles and squares under a tree, with a news chyron on the television.

The short facts

Name: We Become What We Behold. Maker: Nicky Case. Year: 2016. Length: about five minutes. Price: free. Form: a browser camera aimed at a park. Rights: the author waived them. One ending in the English browser build. Those sentences are unpacked on endings, Nicky Case, and where to play.

Community: the Fandom wiki is small, twenty-five articles. It is useful for nicknames and wrong for the way it merges the hat characters. Our character table is characters. Headlines the wiki does not collect are here.

Speedrun and the record

I am not hosting a speedrun leaderboard. The public page at speedrun.com is the place for categories and the 2:44.133 Finish the Game mark. A five-minute story with no fail state is why the record is short. How the photos advance is how to play, which is also the practical route if you are learning rather than racing.

Language links and translators are indexed on languages. Sound credits the README requires are on sounds.

Post-credits candle scene: televisions with candles, the couple, and crickets.

FAQ

Is there a Wikipedia page for the game?

No standalone article. The list of art video games mentions it under 2016. Nicky Case has a separate Wikipedia article.

How big is the Fandom wiki?

25 articles, 459 edits, 24 images, and 5 active users, from the public wiki stats checked on 7 November 2026. There is no Endings article. A request for that title comes back missing.

What is the speedrun record?

speedrun.com lists Finish the Game at 2:44.133, a release date of 18 October 2016, and three platforms. Newgrounds uses 24 October 2016. Both dates stay.

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