The ending of Firewatch may seem anticlimactic to some players due to its focus on the emotional connection between characters rather than a grand conclusion. However, this choice actually adds depth and authenticity to the game's atmosphere and storytelling.

Firewatch is an indie-developed, single-player first-person adventure game set in the 1980s Wyoming wilderness during the summer season. Players take on the role of 'The Player,' also known as 'The Fire Lookout' or simply referred to by their given name throughout this article title (we'll call him/her 'you'). Your job is being alone at a remote lookout tower while keeping an eye out for any signs of wildfires using binoculars and radio communication with other fire lookouts across the forest.

There are no set rules about how long you should stay there; just keep watch until someone tells otherwise. But as time passes without hearing anything back except occasional static coming through speakers mounted throughout isolated areas surrounding your solitary home away from civilization below - where people live busy lives oblivious to what goes down up here above tree line...

What happens in end of firewatch