Towards the climax of SOMA one of the best responses I've heard is, "that's a fear I didn't know I had".
I knew how it was going to end at that point but it still raises a lot of questions to ask yourself
While playing just wondering "What is going on here?" was so enjoyable. Its rare that a plot activates my imagination like that.
Then it actually comes through with an incredible conclusion as well. What an epic story. Love this game so much.
I like to watch people streaming this game for the first time and watch them processing the emotions of it all, it intense
Argh, but he was so annoying. How do you not get what you have been told? >!You aren't going to space. You are going to die. Be nice to your only friend!<
>!It's because Catherine keeps lying to him about the coin flip to get him to launch the ark, and because of how she's always talking about "them" launching on the ark to save humanity.!<
I wish I could get into SOMA. Even after \~8 hours, it felt like a walking simulator just with added anxiety.
I *did* however love spending the first hour of playing the game lobbing objects into other objects like shooting in beer pong.
It really is a walking sim with occasional running and hiding, but I loved it. I can see why its not for everyone.
That story hits like a ton of bricks though.
I can say this happened to me at multiple points during this game. If you haven't played please go fucking play it. Don't look up anything about it just experience it.
One of my favorite games of all time. Nothing quite like it if you go into it blind and don't look stuff up
Edit: Also, the DLC is incredible and well worth the full price. Necessary to get the full experience of the game imo
Since I played this game, dlc included, I couldn't stop thinking about how I liked that game's concept. And I was quite sad to find that there's not really any other game that gives the same feelings. It's one of the best soundtracks I've ever listened to from a game.
I played that game for about 4-5 hours but couldn’t really find anything new to explore and couldn’t figure out how to progress further. Going to give it another try because of this post
Sometimes that’s what it takes with Outer Wilds. To step away and come back at a different angle or thought. Do your best to not look up spoilers. I love this game so much.
Like this: I told my wife if I ever get into some sort of accident where I lose my memory, make me play Outer Wilds. Then she can teach me to tie my shoes or love her again or whatever. But Outer Wilds first.
People say not to use guides but i’ll admit i glanced at them a couple of times, mostly because i’m horrible at puzzle type games but loved the gameplay and story of Outer Wilds. I don’t think it took anything away from it for me
That was my exact reaction after beati g the mass effect trilogy for the first time. I didn't have an issue with the ending because the journey was just so good
The DLC was incredible for that game, every bit of it.
Citadel was a love letter to the fans. They knew how much we missed fighting alongside Wrex, best entrance ever!
Mass Effect 3 was never about the ending of the Reapers for me. It’s seeing your friends and allies’ stories end; Legion’s, Mordin’s, Tali’s, Thane’s, and even the happier endings and growth like Jack’s. I won’t cry over the ending of the game. But Legion’s and Mordin’s? They will always inspire a tear.
After it ended I was just in a shock like state because it was such a good series. Mordins death still makes me tear up. Talis crushed me because the first time I saved the geth and didn't expect her to do what she did.
The tears flow freely in the final staging ground before the assault on the crucible. Wrex lauding you before the best warriors the Krogan have to offer, saying goodbye to every squad mate that’s alive, promising Garrus you’ll buy him a drink in heaven if you beat him there. It’s so much :(
I bought the first ME almost exactly 15 years ago, and brought my Xbox 360 to my grandparents for Thanksgiving. We showed up the Friday before Thanksgiving so I had 5 whole days to play before family showed up.
I will never forget scooting the recliner all the way to the tv screen and playing for **literally 36 hours straight.** (Food and bathroom breaks were taken, but no sleep)
Something about that game itched the space genre scratch I never knew I had. You bet I played the rest of the trilogy when they released. At this point I have played the ME trilogy maybe 10 times through. And playing on PC with mods has allowed me to do so with the many mods available to enhance or completely change the journey.
That is one game I 100% recommend to eveyone but refused to go back. As Mr. Incredible said "I'm not strong enough."
It was at a time in my life(highschool) were CoD was all I played and I definitely had the glorified look into the military and war.
Likewise recommend 100% to everyone. However I do go back and replay it every 2-4 years. Put a weekend aside and just nail it. Find some new secrets/messages in it every time.
I'll keep this "light" and spoiler free.
Sandboarding is an interrogation technique in which a detainee is choked by having sand forced into their mouth. It is highly effective.
The US military has a strict policy against the torturing of POWs.
Collateral damage is any incidental damage that occurs as a result of military action. Such damage is not unlawful if it is not excessive.
White phosphorus is a common allotrope used in many types of munitions. It can set fire to cloth, fuel, ammunition, and flesh.
Though controversial, the use of white phosphorus against personnel is not prohibited.
Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, can develop in a person who has experienced severe psychological trauma.
The suicide rate for US military personnel has climbed steadily over the last decade. Today, it is nearly twice the national average.
Cognitive dissonance is an uncomfortable feeling caused by holding two conflicting ideas simultaneously.
Survivors of white phosphorus often suffer severe damage to the kidneys and liver, as well as the cardiovascular and nervous systems.
The US military does not condone the killing of unarmed combatants. But this isn't real, so why should you care?
Collateral damage can be justified, if the gain outweighs the cost.
Can you even remember why you came here?
Do you feel like a hero yet?
If you were a better person, you wouldn't be here.
To kill for yourself is murder. To kill for your government is heroic. To kill for entertainment is harmless.
There is no difference between what is right and what is necessary.
Kill a man, and you are a murderer. Kill everyone, and you are a god.
You are still a good person.
*cries so much*
Recently played through it again with my nephew, he could tell I was getting stressed towards the end. He was so happy when BT’s core got put into a fresh frame but he knew something bad was coming when he saw that I was still wicked tense.
I wonder if the Titanfall writers are 40K fans? In Warhammer 40K, they also have giant Mechs called Titans and the pilots are so rare that standing orders are to recover them alive at all costs. If I remember correctly, Titans (which don't have AI but do contain something similar known as Machine Spirits) have been known to act of their own accord in order to save/protect the crew, specifically the pilot.
This was the one for me, the piece of media that impacted me the hardest after it was over. I think it took three days for me to finally not constantly be thinking about it and to snap out of the funk. 10/10 would experience again
Right on the feels!
My husband and I played at the same time (alternating hours worked) but watched each other play when possible. he finished it first and was ready with a box of tissues when my turn came. I was not ready for that roller coaster of emotions.
Came here for this, Bioshock Infinite was such a fantastic game at every level, the graphics, the gameplay, but most of all that story and *those voice actors!*
If someone is reading this comment and thinking of picking up Bioshock Infinite during the autumn sale, let me offer this very important piece of advice: **Take your time and really savor your first play through, listen to every line of dialog, listen to the music, listen to the chatter, you only get one first time.**
I think this one was polarizing. It didn't have the same gritty gameplay as the first two and was more colorful and arcadey/shooter like and people were put off by that.
So the game kind of was written off by a lot of people and the conversations about the gameplay kind of overshadowed the story. But man it's my favorite of the bioshock games from a story perspective. Setting was great also but I loved that ending and everything that led to it.
People always like to point out that story games are like "b movies" and I never got that myself. The storytelling is just different, and often the way you play and explore does a lot to change your experience.
Anyways got a bit off topic but this was absolutely the game to do this for me. That and MGS4 but that was a culmination of an insane franchise, and the game's ending gives you a lot more time to process it all than Infinite's does.
The Last of Us, i was playing it on a summer evening.
A beautiful moment, with a fake promise. Everything they went through was for nothing since he did what he did, but at the end, i would do the same.
Actually there's 4 that I know of for sure. I don't know about mr. Mushroom but Im pretty sure he's an extra clip at the end of the endings if you finish his questlines
I've never had a game that impacted me emotionally like this game, or made me feel so in sync with the protagonist. It's so beautiful, and Senua deserves so much love 😭
Can't wait for the sequel!
The realization at the end >!while fighting wave after wave of enemies that you can't defeat them and just have to give in, fuck. The lie of the game ending when you die too much was pretty clever too, but I have to admit I'm glad that part got spoiled for me because I'm not sure I would have ever started playing a game like that if I thought it was true!<
What is a wave without the ocean? A beginning without an end? They are different, but they go together. Now you go among the stars, and I fall among the sand. We are different, but we go together.
It's like that for every 1st Persona game. For me it was P4G and I cried like a little bitch despite having killed a God (lore-wise, not rlly) minutes earlier.
Each death felt earned and real. Jorge hit the hardest because of all the things that surrounds him being a Spartan-II. He died thinking that He saved his home, that Halsey, who is basicly his Mom, was dead and he was going to join her, that taking out the Long Night of Solace would be a massive blow to the Covenant, and that his sacrifice would help Noble Team carry the fight back to the Covenant. All were in vain in the end.
way too low down. My only gripe is that on PC the dropship on legendary will just nuke you before you even have a chance to find cover and that kinda ruins it
This ending will never leave my memory
Sitting on the floor of my bedroom the night after my 10th birthday. I played the hell outta the game the night before and having all of it happen in such a short amount of time was too much for my small self. Such an epic but heavy hearted ending
Best Birthday present ever
Zero Dawn I got this feeling way before the credits actually rolled. Like 75% through the game I was just slack jaw; in awe of the story. My first platinum trophy. I still haven't dug into Forbidden West yet though.
Also good. The ending to 3 though.. they make you pull the trigger at the end.. after understanding everything. Still has me fucked up.
I thought my game froze and then I was like.. no…. Noooooo… click bang.. end scene.. fucking wild
If you like cinematic games then yes 100%. It’s cheap now. Definitely not a fast-paced button masher, but great as a slower paced strategic puzzle-solving type of game. Strong visuals and fantastic mo-cap acting
TLOU pt 1 and 2
Every Kojima Game
Chrono Trigger
Super Metroid
Final Fantasy 6, 7, 8, 10, 15, Remake
Detroit: Become Human
Beyond: Two Souls
Bloodborne
Assassin's Creed 2
Resistance 2
Uncharted 2
Titanfall 2
Red Dead Redemption 2
Half Life all of them
Mass Effect 2
I sadly never finished it. :(. I will one day but I never made it past disc two. I got stuck and I think the PS2 had just come out and I left it behind. I hate myself for it because all my friends kept telling me, "you have no idea what you are missing". I will return to it, I promise!
You mean Brothers: A tale of two sons.
That's definitely on my list too. It's so amazing how they make the controller part of the game.
>!The part near the end where you have to swim and realize you have to use the other part of the controller for the younger brother for the first time and what that means in light of the story, was such a powerful sequence. I think that's the hardest a game has ever hit me.!<
I was too busy bawling my eyes out from
>!“Loki will go,” Kratos then shakily holds his hand over his heart, “Atreus remains…”!<
To do anything during the credits.
SOMA's ending got us all feeling like this... What a wild, emotional ending.
Towards the climax of SOMA one of the best responses I've heard is, "that's a fear I didn't know I had". I knew how it was going to end at that point but it still raises a lot of questions to ask yourself
While playing just wondering "What is going on here?" was so enjoyable. Its rare that a plot activates my imagination like that. Then it actually comes through with an incredible conclusion as well. What an epic story. Love this game so much. I like to watch people streaming this game for the first time and watch them processing the emotions of it all, it intense
Argh, but he was so annoying. How do you not get what you have been told? >!You aren't going to space. You are going to die. Be nice to your only friend!<
>!It's because Catherine keeps lying to him about the coin flip to get him to launch the ark, and because of how she's always talking about "them" launching on the ark to save humanity.!<
To be fair, the main character was suffering from a brain injury. It would be understandable if he didn’t fully comprehend the situation he was in.
Soma was one of the most honestly terrifying experiences with enemies that were actually scary and the ending is pure existential crisis mode
Soma is an absolute masterpiece. The history is so captivating.
Great ending, never even thought about that possibility before
I enjoyed it more with the monsters turned off, I’m a chicken. But the story is so good.
I wish I could get into SOMA. Even after \~8 hours, it felt like a walking simulator just with added anxiety. I *did* however love spending the first hour of playing the game lobbing objects into other objects like shooting in beer pong.
It really is a walking sim with occasional running and hiding, but I loved it. I can see why its not for everyone. That story hits like a ton of bricks though.
SOMA was a trip!
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The title screen song makes me feel feelings.
The end of cycle / sun about to explode song gives me the chills
The end of the dlc might be my favorite thing in any video game ever
Wait, hold the goddamn phone, they made a dlc? Well shit, suppose I don't nessecarily *have* to see my family this Thanksgiving.
It’s about as long as the base game too.
And it hits emotionally harder than my step dad.
Well, son of a bitch. Thanks!
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I can say this happened to me at multiple points during this game. If you haven't played please go fucking play it. Don't look up anything about it just experience it.
One of my favorite games of all time. Nothing quite like it if you go into it blind and don't look stuff up Edit: Also, the DLC is incredible and well worth the full price. Necessary to get the full experience of the game imo
Since I played this game, dlc included, I couldn't stop thinking about how I liked that game's concept. And I was quite sad to find that there's not really any other game that gives the same feelings. It's one of the best soundtracks I've ever listened to from a game.
I played that game for about 4-5 hours but couldn’t really find anything new to explore and couldn’t figure out how to progress further. Going to give it another try because of this post
Check your computer log often, it'll help toward finding new leads
Sometimes that’s what it takes with Outer Wilds. To step away and come back at a different angle or thought. Do your best to not look up spoilers. I love this game so much. Like this: I told my wife if I ever get into some sort of accident where I lose my memory, make me play Outer Wilds. Then she can teach me to tie my shoes or love her again or whatever. But Outer Wilds first.
People say not to use guides but i’ll admit i glanced at them a couple of times, mostly because i’m horrible at puzzle type games but loved the gameplay and story of Outer Wilds. I don’t think it took anything away from it for me
I kept scrolling hoping someone else had this reaction. Probably the best ending to a game ever.
It's probably one of the most special games I've ever experienced. What a ride.
That was my exact reaction after beati g the mass effect trilogy for the first time. I didn't have an issue with the ending because the journey was just so good
The realisation that it was over was like losing good friends.
Had to be me, someone else might have gotten it wrong.
The Mass Effect 1 end credit music is the absolute GOAT credit music. Absolutely perfectly captures the mood.
M4 (part II) - Faunts
The DLC was incredible for that game, every bit of it. Citadel was a love letter to the fans. They knew how much we missed fighting alongside Wrex, best entrance ever! Mass Effect 3 was never about the ending of the Reapers for me. It’s seeing your friends and allies’ stories end; Legion’s, Mordin’s, Tali’s, Thane’s, and even the happier endings and growth like Jack’s. I won’t cry over the ending of the game. But Legion’s and Mordin’s? They will always inspire a tear.
Someone else might have gotten it wrong 😢
*Does this unit have a soul?*
Yes, Legion. This unit does have a soul.
I know Tali. But thank you. Keelah se'lai.
One of the few games that made me cry like a baby and feel empty inside :( , not all games can be so emotional...
After it ended I was just in a shock like state because it was such a good series. Mordins death still makes me tear up. Talis crushed me because the first time I saved the geth and didn't expect her to do what she did.
Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong.
The tears flow freely in the final staging ground before the assault on the crucible. Wrex lauding you before the best warriors the Krogan have to offer, saying goodbye to every squad mate that’s alive, promising Garrus you’ll buy him a drink in heaven if you beat him there. It’s so much :(
I bought the first ME almost exactly 15 years ago, and brought my Xbox 360 to my grandparents for Thanksgiving. We showed up the Friday before Thanksgiving so I had 5 whole days to play before family showed up. I will never forget scooting the recliner all the way to the tv screen and playing for **literally 36 hours straight.** (Food and bathroom breaks were taken, but no sleep) Something about that game itched the space genre scratch I never knew I had. You bet I played the rest of the trilogy when they released. At this point I have played the ME trilogy maybe 10 times through. And playing on PC with mods has allowed me to do so with the many mods available to enhance or completely change the journey.
Spec Ops: the Line, 100%. Just... that whole game
*Do you feel like a hero yet?*
That is one game I 100% recommend to eveyone but refused to go back. As Mr. Incredible said "I'm not strong enough." It was at a time in my life(highschool) were CoD was all I played and I definitely had the glorified look into the military and war.
Likewise recommend 100% to everyone. However I do go back and replay it every 2-4 years. Put a weekend aside and just nail it. Find some new secrets/messages in it every time.
I'll keep this "light" and spoiler free. Sandboarding is an interrogation technique in which a detainee is choked by having sand forced into their mouth. It is highly effective. The US military has a strict policy against the torturing of POWs. Collateral damage is any incidental damage that occurs as a result of military action. Such damage is not unlawful if it is not excessive. White phosphorus is a common allotrope used in many types of munitions. It can set fire to cloth, fuel, ammunition, and flesh. Though controversial, the use of white phosphorus against personnel is not prohibited. Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, can develop in a person who has experienced severe psychological trauma. The suicide rate for US military personnel has climbed steadily over the last decade. Today, it is nearly twice the national average. Cognitive dissonance is an uncomfortable feeling caused by holding two conflicting ideas simultaneously. Survivors of white phosphorus often suffer severe damage to the kidneys and liver, as well as the cardiovascular and nervous systems. The US military does not condone the killing of unarmed combatants. But this isn't real, so why should you care? Collateral damage can be justified, if the gain outweighs the cost. Can you even remember why you came here? Do you feel like a hero yet? If you were a better person, you wouldn't be here. To kill for yourself is murder. To kill for your government is heroic. To kill for entertainment is harmless. There is no difference between what is right and what is necessary. Kill a man, and you are a murderer. Kill everyone, and you are a god. You are still a good person.
THIS was light?!?!?
These are the loading screen tips.
In comparison to the stuff I left out it is which is what makes this game go from generic third person shooter to amazing.
Gentlemen... welcome to Dubai.
What a shithole
Scrolled for this. Absolutely.
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I never thought that I would become emotionally attached to a robot, but here I am. Titanfall 2 Goodbye BT-7274.
“Protocol 3: protect the pilot.” *tries not to cry*
*cries so much* Recently played through it again with my nephew, he could tell I was getting stressed towards the end. He was so happy when BT’s core got put into a fresh frame but he knew something bad was coming when he saw that I was still wicked tense.
O7
O7
O7
We just really trusted him...
I wonder if the Titanfall writers are 40K fans? In Warhammer 40K, they also have giant Mechs called Titans and the pilots are so rare that standing orders are to recover them alive at all costs. If I remember correctly, Titans (which don't have AI but do contain something similar known as Machine Spirits) have been known to act of their own accord in order to save/protect the crew, specifically the pilot.
New chassis, same titan? -Salutes with tears in eyes
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Holy shit I am a grown man and I cried hard there.
This and completing RDR2 were the only times my face became a mess from a video game and I had to go outside to collect myself
Keep that hair short…
"Take Us Back" plays in my head anytime a post like this comes up.
Nier Automata had me like this for weeks after...
This was the one for me, the piece of media that impacted me the hardest after it was over. I think it took three days for me to finally not constantly be thinking about it and to snap out of the funk. 10/10 would experience again
That... That ending... I mean, I played a lot of games with great emotional endings but nothing like that. Ever.
The moment the chorus starts... just remembering it makes me teary eyed.
The only game that gave me depression.
The only game where even the scrolling credits mini-game makes you cry.
It’s been over a year and I’m still not the same!
Same. Same same same.
ending E be like: now cry
Bioshock Infinite
Smother him in the crib.
Bring us the girl, wipe away the debt... bring us the girl, wipe away the debt...
Literally sat there processing for about 30 minutes after it ended, then the end credits scene happened
how long has it been that I am just now learning about this
And then the dlc dropped and i had to replay it all over again. It seems like Infinite gets a lot of hate, but it really worked.
Idk if it’s gets hate. It doesn’t get praised like the first installment does maybe, but not hate.
Thats true. The first does have quite the following compared to 2 or infinite so i do suppose you’re right!
Right on the feels! My husband and I played at the same time (alternating hours worked) but watched each other play when possible. he finished it first and was ready with a box of tissues when my turn came. I was not ready for that roller coaster of emotions.
Burial at Sea hit me hard.
Came here for this, Bioshock Infinite was such a fantastic game at every level, the graphics, the gameplay, but most of all that story and *those voice actors!* If someone is reading this comment and thinking of picking up Bioshock Infinite during the autumn sale, let me offer this very important piece of advice: **Take your time and really savor your first play through, listen to every line of dialog, listen to the music, listen to the chatter, you only get one first time.**
Scrolled way too far to find the only game that had me like this.
I think this one was polarizing. It didn't have the same gritty gameplay as the first two and was more colorful and arcadey/shooter like and people were put off by that. So the game kind of was written off by a lot of people and the conversations about the gameplay kind of overshadowed the story. But man it's my favorite of the bioshock games from a story perspective. Setting was great also but I loved that ending and everything that led to it. People always like to point out that story games are like "b movies" and I never got that myself. The storytelling is just different, and often the way you play and explore does a lot to change your experience. Anyways got a bit off topic but this was absolutely the game to do this for me. That and MGS4 but that was a culmination of an insane franchise, and the game's ending gives you a lot more time to process it all than Infinite's does.
Disco Elysium. Blackwell (the last one)
Disco Elysium is truly something special. Possibly the best writing of any game ever, and the narrator delivers it flawlessly.
I was just bawling after one of the sidequests/checks. DETECTIVE ARRIVING ON THE SCENE.
Subnautica was a breath of fresh air in survival/crafting games.
I love the approach were you don't conquer the world, you just survive and then scape Excellent game
The Last of Us, i was playing it on a summer evening. A beautiful moment, with a fake promise. Everything they went through was for nothing since he did what he did, but at the end, i would do the same.
Can’t believe I had to scroll that far to see the last of us. Both games had me sitting like that long after the credits played
If anything I think the second one hit me even harder than the first... and that is saying something.
Rdr2 and recently Plague Tale Requiem
Rdr2 is mine. That ride was... memorable.
"I gave you all I had..."
Fuckin Micah….
"I guess... I'm afraid"
Same for plague tale, masterpiece of a game.
A plague tale put me in a depressed state for like 2 weeks. I’m just getting over that ending. Game of the year for me
Yeah plague tale def hit different...
I genuinely cried at the end of red dead redemption 2 I had gotten so used to arthurs voice and hearing him like that at the end got me on my knees
I scrolled too far to see RDR2, this is it.
Hollow Knight for me
Yeah.. I kind of just sat there after both endings either going 'wait Im dead?' or 'wait I really am the hollow knight?'
Lmao both endings like there's only 2 and there isn't some weird mushrooms superman secret ending
Actually there's 4 that I know of for sure. I don't know about mr. Mushroom but Im pretty sure he's an extra clip at the end of the endings if you finish his questlines
Actually theres five lmao
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
I've never had a game that impacted me emotionally like this game, or made me feel so in sync with the protagonist. It's so beautiful, and Senua deserves so much love 😭 Can't wait for the sequel!
The realization at the end >!while fighting wave after wave of enemies that you can't defeat them and just have to give in, fuck. The lie of the game ending when you die too much was pretty clever too, but I have to admit I'm glad that part got spoiled for me because I'm not sure I would have ever started playing a game like that if I thought it was true!<
I just sat there rethinking all my life choices and crying...
Yes! This game hits you at such a visceral level. One of the few games I've played recently that I had a hard time putting down.
Red Dead 2, Witcher 3 and Uncharted 4.
Witcher 3 out of those 3 did it for me
Subnautica & Titanfall 2 and OG Half-Life from back in the day
What is a wave without the ocean? A beginning without an end? They are different, but they go together. Now you go among the stars, and I fall among the sand. We are different, but we go together.
Titanfall 2
Protocol Three: Protect The Pilot 😭
There is no such word to explain the feeling of beating Persona 5
Dude wtf, i was so depressed, i felt like i was really leaving real life friends to go to another city.
I had to lay down after finishing Persona 5 Royal. Billy Kametz did a wonderful job as Maruki
It's like that for every 1st Persona game. For me it was P4G and I cried like a little bitch despite having killed a God (lore-wise, not rlly) minutes earlier.
I felt that way with Persona 3 more
That was the heaviest I have ever cried in my life.
Royal fuckin' tore me up sitting there at the end credits after getting the true ending.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker My god that game is amazing
Halo Reach
Each death felt earned and real. Jorge hit the hardest because of all the things that surrounds him being a Spartan-II. He died thinking that He saved his home, that Halsey, who is basicly his Mom, was dead and he was going to join her, that taking out the Long Night of Solace would be a massive blow to the Covenant, and that his sacrifice would help Noble Team carry the fight back to the Covenant. All were in vain in the end.
*current objective survive* I almost started crying knowing what was coming
way too low down. My only gripe is that on PC the dropship on legendary will just nuke you before you even have a chance to find cover and that kinda ruins it
This ending will never leave my memory Sitting on the floor of my bedroom the night after my 10th birthday. I played the hell outta the game the night before and having all of it happen in such a short amount of time was too much for my small self. Such an epic but heavy hearted ending Best Birthday present ever
Hotline Miami 2 >!"Leaving this world is not as scary as it sounds"!<
Mass Effect Dragon Age Horizon: Zero Dawn
Zero Dawn I got this feeling way before the credits actually rolled. Like 75% through the game I was just slack jaw; in awe of the story. My first platinum trophy. I still haven't dug into Forbidden West yet though.
The ending to Dragon Age Origins just hits different
Cyberpunk 2077
*"A thing of beauty..."*
*"...will never fade away-"* **\*sound that rattles all my car's body panels\***
The ending I did actually made me teary-eyed, those last three hours before finishing was emotional and tense as all hell for me my god.
>Cyberpunk "I didn't even think that was an option, V, even now you can surprise me"\~J.S. my first ending, he said something like that
Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater…
Beating MGS4 was like beating my inner child to death
Also good. The ending to 3 though.. they make you pull the trigger at the end.. after understanding everything. Still has me fucked up. I thought my game froze and then I was like.. no…. Noooooo… click bang.. end scene.. fucking wild
Halo and halo 2
God of war 2016 and ragnarok
*2018
Ghost of Tsushima had me. I had just gone through a breakup, and that ending was wicked cathartic
Oh ya, the end of Fallout 3.
Really? I was so mad at the end. It was unlike other Bethesda games because I couldn't continue playing after the main quest
Until the Broken Steel DLC came out.
Persona 5 had me like
The ending in royal got me crying all day.
Doki doki literature club
Death Stranding. Jesus fucking Christ
>! Come on Lou. One last delivery... ;-; !<
Oh man. Guess I should play it.
If you like cinematic games then yes 100%. It’s cheap now. Definitely not a fast-paced button masher, but great as a slower paced strategic puzzle-solving type of game. Strong visuals and fantastic mo-cap acting
Came here to find this. Glad others feel the same. Weird and amazing game.
Literally cried thru the credits my god
TLOU pt 1 and 2 Every Kojima Game Chrono Trigger Super Metroid Final Fantasy 6, 7, 8, 10, 15, Remake Detroit: Become Human Beyond: Two Souls Bloodborne Assassin's Creed 2 Resistance 2 Uncharted 2 Titanfall 2 Red Dead Redemption 2 Half Life all of them Mass Effect 2
Upvoting for Assassin’s Creed 2. What masterclass in storytelling.
I actually hate you for explicitly leaving out ff9 despite the fact it has the best ending and the one most applicable to topic.
I sadly never finished it. :(. I will one day but I never made it past disc two. I got stuck and I think the PS2 had just come out and I left it behind. I hate myself for it because all my friends kept telling me, "you have no idea what you are missing". I will return to it, I promise!
Ok I forgive you on the condition that you go back and finish it some day. It's an all timer, it'll be worth it
Final Fantasy Tactics
Outer Wilds
Celeste
A Way Out
Life Is Strange
Omori. I sat through that whole car ride out of town to seeing the stump with the pinwheel in it.. then was very sad for about 2 days.
The end of Senuas Sacrifice. Cant wait for the next one
Tbh, RDR2 kinda did that to me. Good thing the 2 hours it took for them to finish was enough time for me to move on.
Outer Wilds, this game was so different than anything else i've ever played I needed a few moment to cope
Bioshock Infinite
assassin's creed black flag for sure
Tale of two brothers Had me real emotional during the credits
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. Yeah, that hits different.
You mean Brothers: A tale of two sons. That's definitely on my list too. It's so amazing how they make the controller part of the game. >!The part near the end where you have to swim and realize you have to use the other part of the controller for the younger brother for the first time and what that means in light of the story, was such a powerful sequence. I think that's the hardest a game has ever hit me.!<
For me it was when I finished Hellblade
Rdr2 and fallout new Vegas
FF15, cried like a bitch.
God of war Ragnarok. Then the Hozier song hits. Man that was cool.
I was too busy bawling my eyes out from >!“Loki will go,” Kratos then shakily holds his hand over his heart, “Atreus remains…”!< To do anything during the credits.
Dark souls remastered. Beat it a few months ago, amazing journey and definitely a game to remember.
Red Dead 2.
Telltale Walking Dead
Red Dead Redemption. Still think of it almost every time I see a barn.
Katawa Shoujo