- Unlucky Mummy endings: The game ships with 6 endings, tied to your relic collection, run decisions, and resurrection outcomes.
- Core requirement: Every ending route depends on the 12-relic collection and the cursed sarcophagus cycle.
- Risk factor: An empty sarcophagus resets run progress, so ending hunts demand luck upgrades first.
- Permanent carryover: 6 Glyphs provide permanent boosts that make multi-ending cleanup runs faster.
- Spoiler note: This page keeps full outcome details collapsed and focuses on unlock paths.
How Unlucky Mummy Endings Work
Unlucky Mummy is a dark incremental clicker built around one central loop: open the cursed sarcophagus, hope for success, and collect relics toward resurrecting the mummy. The Steam store page confirms 6 endings and 6 Glyphs, meaning your choices, collection state, and resurrection attempts all branch into different final outcomes.
Video Highlights:
- Official announcement of the 12-relic collection goal
- Cursed sarcophagus reveal and core premise
- Confirmed June 2, 2026 PC release window
Endings are not selected from a menu. Instead, they emerge from the state of your run when you reach a resolution point — which relics you hold, whether the resurrection succeeds, and which permanent systems (Glyphs, upgrades) you have unlocked.
| Ending Factor | What Influences It | Where It Comes From |
|---|---|---|
| Relic count | How many of the 12 relics are collected | Sarcophagus openings |
| Consecutive success | Whether your discovery chain stays unbroken | Run-level luck and upgrades |
| Reset events | Empty sarcophagus outcomes interrupt chains | Failed openings |
| Glyph progress | Permanent effects carried into later attempts | Unlocked across sessions |
| Run decisions | Choices made at story checkpoints | Narrative moments |
Ending routes reference story outcomes indirectly. If you want a fully blind first playthrough, complete one normal run before reading the unlock workflow below.
Ending Types at a Glance
Based on the game's structure, endings generally fall into categories shaped by how your resurrection attempt resolves and how much of the collection you completed. Treat these as route families rather than fixed labels — the exact outcome text depends on your in-game state.
Collection Endings
- Tied to relic completion count
- Reward long consecutive chains
- Favored by luck-focused builds
Failure-Path Endings
- Trigger from empty sarcophagus outcomes
- Explore the curse side of the story
- Easier to reach early, before upgrades
Conditional Endings
- Depend on specific run decisions
- May require Glyph progress
- Suited to cleanup replays
| Route Family | Main Requirement | Difficulty | Best Stage to Attempt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full collection | All 12 relics in one chain | Hard | Late game, upgraded luck |
| Partial collection | Mid-range relic count | Medium | Mid game |
| Failure-driven | Repeated resets / empty results | Low | Early game or deliberate runs |
| Decision-driven | Specific choices at checkpoints | Varies | Replay after first clear |
Keep notes per ending attempt. Reaching one ending does not clear ending-related achievements — each route needs its own verified run.
Step-by-Step: Unlocking All 6 Endings
Follow this workflow to systematically clear every ending without redoing unnecessary work.
Complete One Blind Run
Play naturally to your first ending. Learn the loop, the reset rules, and where the story places meaningful choices. This first clear gives you context for every targeted route.
Invest in Luck Upgrades
Success chance starts low — your opening odds begin around 25% before upgrades. Raise success probability and opening speed before attempting long relic chains, since consecutive failures reset run progress.
Unlock Glyphs for Carryover
Glyphs are permanent effects that persist across attempts. Prioritize ones that improve consistency, because full-collection ending routes demand long unbroken success chains.
Route Each Ending Deliberately
Replay from the relevant checkpoints, changing one variable at a time — relic count, decision points, or deliberate failures. Record which outcome each state produces.
Cross-Check with Steam Achievements
Compare your results against the official achievement list to confirm which endings are logged and which routes still need a verified run.
Save targeted ending attempts for after your upgrades and automation are online. A failed run late in a chain is far less costly when openings resolve faster and success odds are higher.
Probability and Reset Mechanics for Ending Runs
Ending hunting in Unlucky Mummy is a probability problem. Each opening has a displayed success chance, and consecutive chains require repeated independent successes. The math below shows why upgrades matter before you chase collection endings.
| Consecutive Successes | Formula | At 60% Success Chance | At 80% Success Chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | p | 60% | 80% |
| 2 | p² | 36% | 64% |
| 3 | p³ | 21.6% | 51.2% |
| 4 | p⁴ | 12.96% | 40.96% |
At the starting 25% rate, even two consecutive successes are rare. Push your luck upgrades before committing to long relic chains.
Before Any Ending Run:
- Confirm current success chance is meaningfully above the starting 25%
- Log your current relic count and which slots remain undiscovered
- Verify which Glyphs are active for this session
- Identify the exact checkpoint where the target route branches
- Note the last confirmed outcome to avoid repeating a cleared ending
An empty sarcophagus can erase your current chain. Never gamble a long collection run on marginal odds — bank upgrades first.
FAQ
Q: How many endings does Unlucky Mummy have?
The Steam store page lists 6 endings. Each is tied to different conditions such as relic collection state, run decisions, and resurrection outcomes, so plan separate runs for each route.
Q: Do I need all 12 relics to unlock the Unlucky Mummy endings?
Not for every ending. The 12-relic collection is the core objective, but ending variety includes outcomes based on partial collection and failed resurrection attempts. Full-collection routes are generally the most demanding.
Q: Does failing a run permanently lock me out of an ending?
No. Failed openings reset current run progress but not the game. Glyphs and upgrades persist, letting you rebuild toward any ending route in later attempts.
Q: What is the fastest way to clean up missed endings?
Complete one full run first, then invest in success chance and automation upgrades. Replay only the specific checkpoints tied to each missing ending, cross-checking against Steam achievements to confirm completion.