There are no shortage of secrets sprinkled throughout the beautiful world of Journey to the Savage Planet. With so many gadgets available for players like the Grappling Hook, and items like Javelin Fuel or Alien Tablets scattered for players to find in a frenzied scavenger hunt, it seems like the world has no shortage of offerings for curious players.
But Journey to the Savage Planet also possesses a secret ending that some are even calling the "true" ending. This is because Journey to the Savage Planet has a secret joke ending that can be accessed once players obtain five Javelin Fuel and leave the planet before defeating Teratomo. Since the game is largely considered to be fairly short in length, this is extra ending is a welcome discovery for many players.
Where to Find Javelin Fuel
Anyone looking to unlock the Journey to the Savage Planet joke ending will first need to collect at least five of the Javelin Fuel sources. This may be difficult for players that haven't fully upgraded their gadgets, as items like the Quadruple Thrusters can greatly aid with collecting all of the fuel. Luckily, there are ten locations that hold Javelin Fuel on the planet for Journey to the Savage Planet players that want to unlock the joke ending.
Once players have collected five, they may be tempted to go ahead and defeat the boss. This is wrong, however. Players wanting to unlock the joke ending should leave the planet before beating Teratomo. For players that are having a hard time finding all of the Javelin Fuel, enlisting a friend for some Journey to the Savage Planet co-op can be quite useful when it comes to exploring, searching, and covering the most ground possible. It also helps to unlock the upgrade that pings nearby fuel anytime players use the scanner tool.
How to Return to Earth
Once Journey to the Savage Planet players have collected five sources of Javelin Fuel, they should then head back to their ship. Upon entering the ship, players should make their way to the cockpit and relaunch the Javelin if they want to be treated to a funny result.
The ending features a clip of Kindred Aerospace boss Martin Tweed having an absolute meltdown, and berating the player for not finishing their job.
There is also an ending to unlock for defeating Teratomo and then returning to Earth but there is some debate over whether or not it is the good/true ending. We'd recommend seeing this joke ending first before going to take on Teratomo and unlocking the full ending.
Journey to the Savage Planet is out now for Xbox One, PS4, and PC.