| A way out and it takes two. |
| Second half of Persona 3 hits hard. |
| Disgaea 3 made me cry at 1 point. |
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| Many of the social links in Persona 3 were extremely poignant. Way better than any of the subsequent games in the series. Especially that sickly guy who only shows up on sunday. Also the character Aigis showed up pretty late to the party and I thought I already had my best girl chosen but she quickly destroyed the competition with just a few words. P3 is a relatively recent thing for me so it's fresh in my memory. there are others of course like the part in twilight princess when this music plays: And this intro never fails to get me right in the feels. |
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| Nier:Automata of course |
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| So far there were only 2 games which emotionally got me. Unfortunately unlike anime I am not that soft for video games stories, these 2 games are Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 with the most famous scene one less lose end and the second game is Witcher 3 Wild Hunt when Geralt finds Ciri which I've thought was dead [wasn't reading books tbh so I have no idea about the og story] |
| Assassins creed 3 And not in a good way, that game was trash, I was extremely disappointed. |
| Steins;Gate or Fate/Stay Night for visual novels no idea for regular games |
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| Wonderful Everyday Omori Mass Effect 3 Gears of War 3 Metro 3 ( Exodus ) Muv Luv Rewrite Ending of Persona 4 Wonderful Everyday, Rewrite, and Mass Effect 3 had me bawling like a big fucking baby |
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| I remembered finishing Mass Effect 3, and I just stopped doing anything for a day or two. That game hit me real hard, and it's ranks top 3 (probably is 1) of all time. Persona 5 also hit me hard cause it made me realize just exactly how I wasted my high school years. When I finished the game, I had no one to talk to about the game so I went to my local EB games (now Gamestop) and spent like 2 hours talking with the employees about it. |
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| doki doki literature club and dark souls 3 really fucked me up |
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| To The Moon comes to mind rather quickly. |
• あきらめないで • slice of life / drama / mystery / supernatural / fantasy / sci-fi / comedy |
| Dota 2 was exhausting. |
| Best ending line in anime history = "My name is Saiki Kusuo. I am a psychic." |
| It... Should be obvious by this point. I played Yume Nikki at a particularly vulnerable point in my life. I had always felt alone, trapped by my own thoughts, and just wanting to escape. And so I would play it when I got home. It started out as some simple curiosity, but eventually, the more I played it, the more invested in it I became. Eventually, all of the weird, stuff became something of a refuge for me. This started merely a few months before COVID. By the time the lockdown started, I didn't feel any different. The only thing that changed, is that now, I had more time to spend, exploring. It's not just the circumstances that surrounded it, but also, the themes of the game, really resonated with me. On a level that I can't fully describe. Certain parts of the game, I just... Felt as if I had been in the exact scenario before. The Torinengen Picnic, for example. There was nothing in particular that was special about it. It was just an inaccessible area, with some NPCs on the other side of the bramble. But I connected it with my own life, and I began to feel as if I had experienced this before. It was rather profound. Maybe it's just the nature of art that is open to interpretation, but it wasn't anything like any of the other surreal games I have played. It was too familiar for it to be coincidental. And it's amazing, just how much this game connects with other players, if the comments I have seen, are anything to go off of. I still play it every so often. Just to explore, and immerse myself in that world again. It's become something of a comfort game, at this point. |
 This ground is soiled by those before me and their lies. I dare not look up for on me I feel their eyes |
| Tales of Berseria and Atelier Sophie 2, happy and depressing endings at the same time. |
| "Well, she's flatter than a pancake" -Mimi Alpacas |
| I'd cried so hard when I beat Persona 5 since it was my first Persona game. I was not ready for the emptiness. And every time I re-play TLOU, I cry like a big baby when Sarah dies in the opening sequence. I keep telling myself I'm not gonna cry but... ...Gosh, that scene just hits too hard. |
| Persona 4, without a doubt. I can get particularly emotional about the characters compared to 99% of the other games I've played. Also, I can watch A Serbian Film, but I cannot watch the Valentine's Day rejection scenes. |
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| Furi had better writing and characters than most AAA story-driven games despite being a 45 mins long beat-em-up/bullet hell arcadey thing lol. Game's just bonkers tbh. Never felt so morally compelled to not accept the consequences of my gaming choices before. |
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| Not sure about overall but an example from more recent years is The House in Fata Morgana for sure. The story and characters absolutely destroyed me and I'm not usually affected by love stories and scenarios. The soundtrack is spectacular, just wish I could listen to it without tearing up even now years later ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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KayKimii said: Second half of Persona 3 hits hard. Goddamn right. When the music changes in the dorm and the school… |
| Red Dead Redemption 2 |
| I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. - Psalm 121:1-2 |
| Personally, there are only a few games that have managed to have stories that held my interest: Catherine, The Witcher saga, Mass Effect, RDR2, Persona 2, and a few more I can't recall on the spot. I remember Catherine making an impact on me at the time because I fucked up and didn't manage to get the ending I wanted the first time around. |
| “You’ve never succeeded at anything and you never will, and do you know why? Because you are vulgar, irremediably vulgar, and not only are you vulgar, you are ordinary.” - Maurice Pialat’s We Won't Grow Old Together (1972) |
| Utawarerumono futari no hakuoro It's also my all time favorite game |
| Watching David see his father again at COD Black Ops 2 was a hard impact for me as a kid |
| شقایق، اینجا من، خیلی غریبم |
| One Shot. Seriously one of the best and underrated games I’ve ever played in a while. |
| for me it's persona 5 royal i did nothing but play that game for at least a few weeks i've never been that invested in a game that way before, the final palace was definitely the most emotional for me due to story reasons that i won't go into because of spoilers, after that it's probably nier automata, at first i wasn't as into it but that really changed in the latter half of the game i was just in awe seeing how everything connects and all sequences leading up to the finale, oh also a certain robot's quest definitely impacted emotionally. |
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| I can name a few: FF14, ICO, Persona 3&4. the Nier games and Counter:Side. |
| Easily Minecraft. Not because of the game itself, just all the memories I have attached to it. It's definitely impacted me emotionally and not for the better. |
| Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Darkness and Hello Charlotte: EP 2 got me good. |
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| Danganronpa. I think all of them made me cry and they all made me laugh more than any other game too. Can fiction change reality? Yes (Danganronpa reference). |
"The f**ker who goes round beating people to a pulp. He thinks it'll never happen to himself. But there's gonna be a day when the f**ker gets f**king beaten to a pulp too. But that day's f**king today and the guy doing the beating is a f**king c**t." - Sang-hoon, Breathless (2009)    |
| Red Rescue Team from pokemon lol.. brings back so much nostalgia |
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| Nier and Silent hill 2 (and up next I’m really looking to get into Mother 3, and Omori). |
| Yeah FSN takes the cake for me. Peak fiction. |
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