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Insanity.exe opens up with a gameplay where the player controls Tails in an aircraft and avoid the walls as platforms. If the player fails, an image of Tails.exe appears along with a loud scream from [[The Maze]]. The player can continue again. If the player progresses enough, Tails will meet an evil clone of himself, Tails.exe, and an image of Tails.exe appears. Then, Insanity.exe delves into the aftermath of the previous two games, where Sonic is depicted as selfish and harmful, believing that anyone who crosses his path deserves suffering from his wrath. As a consequence of his actions, Sonic's fate becomes sealed by his own self-centered nature, leading him to become isolated from his friends, especially his close companion Tails. Throughout the game, Tails seeks to fix Sonic's wrongdoings. However, in the end, Sonic's deep-rooted fear ends up betraying him. The presentation ends with "But the story hasn't ended there."
==Plot==
Insanity.exe delves into the aftermath of the previous two games, where Sonic is depicted as selfish and harmful, believing that anyone who crosses his path deserves suffering from his wrath. As a consequence of his actions, Sonic's fate becomes sealed by his own self-centered nature, leading him to become isolated from his friends, especially his close companion Tails. Throughout the game, Tails seeks to fix Sonic's wrongdoings. However, in the end, Sonic's deep-rooted fear ends up betraying him. The presentation ends with "But the story hasn't ended there."
==Gameplay==
Insanity.exe begins with gameplay where the player takes control of Tails, who pilots an aircraft and navigates through obstacles, avoiding walls that function as platforms. If the player fails during this section, the game displays an image of Tails.exe accompanied by a loud scream, reminiscent of the events in The Maze. However, players have the option to continue and retry. As the gameplay progresses, if the player manages to progress enough, Tails encounters an evil clone of himself known as Tails.exe. During this encounter, an image of Tails.exe is displayed. The presentation appears which discussed the aftermath discussed above.


The game starts in Final Hope, designated as Act 9, where the player assumes control of Sonic in a desolate and monochromatic world. Movement is executed using the arrow keys, while jumping and sprinting are executed with the X and shift keys, respectively—an ironic choice considering these controls are used in those of previous games. At the game's outset, a message appears, expressing Sonic's sense of familiarity with the surroundings and is driven to find a means of escape from this eerie place.
With the presentation now over, the game starts in Final Hope as Act 9, where the player assumes control of Sonic in a desolate and monochromatic world. Movement is executed using the arrow keys, while jumping and sprinting are executed with the X and shift keys, respectively—an ironic choice considering these controls are used in those of previous games. At the game's outset, a message appears, expressing Sonic's sense of familiarity with the surroundings and is driven to find a means of escape from this eerie place.


Throughout the world, the player encounters simple obstacles such as platforms that collapse upon touch, leading to spikes. Soon, Robotnik makes an appearance, reminding Sonic that they are being pursued by Zalgo, who has taken control of Tails' body. It is revealed that the Tails they are facing is, in fact, a clone, while the real Tails remains elsewhere. As the game progresses, Sonic eventually falls from the terrain and is met by the malevolent version of Tails, impeding his path.
Throughout the world, the player encounters simple obstacles such as platforms that collapse upon touch, leading to spikes. Soon, Robotnik makes an appearance, reminding Sonic that they are being pursued by Zalgo, who has taken control of Tails' body. It is revealed that the Tails they are facing is, in fact, a clone, while the real Tails remains elsewhere. As the game progresses, Sonic eventually falls from the terrain and is met by the malevolent version of Tails, impeding his path.