I don't think I'll go into much more detail about those other two games again, but you can read about them in my older article. Ed has commented on Time Fcuk and how the "box" is an imaginary world someone creates when they need to escape from the abusive real world. This is heavily connected with Ed's other games Time Fcuk and Aether, where the character is trapped in an imaginary "box". The TL DR of my original piece is that the metaphor of Isaac as a whole revolves around the toy chest and Isaac getting into it. I'm no longer with Twinfinite, so what better place to do a followup than right here? Edmund McMillen blogged about my article saying “By far the most mind blowingly accurate break down of the over arching meaning behind the binding of isaacs ending".
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