While at some parts it was rushed I feel it was a good experiment. Would have worked more for finding Vanessa. However it was good. The "true" ending is they do get out. Either way Jack is shown to be incapable of being synchronized with due to him being a psychopathic human. Not only that. All the endings lead to the same point. Jack breaking free however only one leads to him leaving. Jerry and him walk out. They give up as it's not worth it. They will instead recreate the manor of sorts and try to get other humans who pass by. They control to an extent the vehicles. So they could have stopped messing with Jack's shit Nissan and have let them go. Of course it'll still have the doubt in their head however it's the only ending where Jack doesn't actively question it. Only Jerry. Leaving me to believe that is the ending (not including puzzles that I just don't have time to figure out)

They escape. Basically the last three scenes are. Fight. Get help. Give up. Which fight could be the scene that will play out in his head and Jack loses however will eventually break free like always going back to the same options of get help or give up.. The give up option is jack just going back to the start and us as Jack has to try to find out the truth of the puzzles hopefully to get out. Last is get help from Jerry.. Jack and Jerry fight and leave but are left to question either or not this is the real world. It'll be more evident to be the real world as Jack eventually would notice something wrong maybe the car working? A last thing is. The story of beside manor could have been played as a game to continue the mystery however I feel the ending was rushed and we got confusion. That's also another idea. M aI