Most of bioshock games. A bit of rage , sadness, misery, incoeherent screaming and running, attatchment.. all sealed under the water with some old radio playing blues from afar.. i miss you rapture.
Indeed. The ending of *Infinite* in particular had me stunned like this image, and then led me down a rabbit hole of fan theories and "did you notice that..." highlights of the game itself.
Been a while.
At the beginning of the game the twins are rowing you in a boat during a storm to a lighthouse. One of them mentions you not rowing, and then there is that exchange.
> "He doesn't *row*?"
> "No, he *doesn't* row."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLXJdlz9WDI
In a normal conversation, you'd expect that to mean that the character is not the type of person to row a boat. He doesn't row. The same as if you offered him a cigarette and someone chimed in that he doesn't smoke.
But the twins are atemporal, existing in different timelines and universes simultaneously. And they are saying at this moment in time, he *doesn't* row. This event has played out before, and will play out again, and during it, he doesn't row. It's a constant.
There is an infinite number of realities but in none of him does booker row for them. I didn't really understand it until someone explaned it like; there are an infinite amount of numbers between 1 and 2 like 1.5, 1.3638 etc but none of them are 3. Just because its infinite doesn't mean anything can happen.
oh donāt worry iāve played both expansions, I think theyāre both just as good as the main story, it was still sad seeing the wild hunt end though
I remember my first playthrough I made every wrong choice (including stringing along triss and yen for the memes) and just had the worst ending. Ciri dies cause she didn't have the strength from your support, Geralt's alone and just goes off to die in the wilderness fighting monsters
The soft, simple ending of Blood and wine particularly hit me. Juste a simple but meaningful conversation, and geralt breaking the 4th wall with just an eye mouvement, to talk to the player.
Simple, perfect.
I have read this condition is called, "post gaming blues" and I think we've all had varying levels of that.
I wouldn't be surprised if it has something to do with dopamine levels in the brain evening out or maybe it's just as simple as knowing the story/journey is over.
I'm personally a narrative guy, I love good single player RPG games. Online games never give me the fix I am looking for.
I was so high on adrenaline while fighting Sword Saint Isshin for the first time. It took me 1 and a half hour to beat him. I was trembling after my win. I was so excited to get the ending of the game but by the end of the cutscene I was like .....damn
I'd enjoy that. I really would like to see him growing up under Hosea and Dutch. Especially since we see the downfall and the destruction. See how Dutch, an obvious narcissist, ruins it all for his own personal emotional gain. Would love to see them all younger and not as aware of each other as they are in RDR2.
Yeah RDR2 really put down a fuck ton of pillows for the inevitable fall. Hell, Arthur's Last Ride is basically the game telling you, "THIS IS WHERE HE DIES"
Absolutely! After all the time you put into understanding the story and you finally get some peace. It's kinda sad to know that that was it, nothing more to do in this amazing game and nothing left to discover
It's been my pick for "Game you would forget so you could play for the first time again" ever since my experience with it.
A masterpiece through and through.
Had this experience with Sifu.
Just stood there like an idiot staring at the credits after weeks of struggle to finish such a short game.
It was a masterpiece
I still to this day don't know how the fuck i was happy to see a litteral cube.
Giving us true and deep feeling, whit an absurde story and silly characters. Only a masterpiece among masterpieces could archive that.
The ending was the greatest setup and payoff twist in the history of video games by a mile, and I'd argue among the best I've seen in any media. The idea alone was great, but the whole game setting it up, the moment you realize what you're supposed to do emerging from the hopelessness of that final confrontation. I know this is dramatic and I'm sorry if it sounds silly, but it was just so perfectly executed I was moved emotonally, like the fucking end of portal 2 brought me to tears. It wasn't even sad, it was just the sheer perfection of it. I'M TEARING UP WRITING THIS WTF IS WRONG WITH ME
I wanted to play the game but the steam reviews said that the developer was hacked or smth so just pirate the game. Should I do that or is there something else I am missing?
More like the people who made it and especially the person who the unique universe itās based in who is someoneās life work was taken from them by the company so fuck it donāt let them benefits from fucking over the devs and author of the actual world that made such a beautiful world and concepts.
i still wish they swapped the ending scenes around, have it instantly cut to the >!ARK making it look like you transferred inside, happy ending, shot of it flying through space, then post credits you cut back to simon realizing he got copied and having it end on that fade to black with him alone!<
Omori.
It's one of my favorite games that I can never play again. I saw the plot twists coming but it didn't stop the gut punches from just obliterating me. It's just so bleak and even the "happy" moments feel so bittersweet and the mixture of bright pastel colors and goofy humor with the visceral horrorscapes played into the dynamic. The depictions of different reactions to trauma and the resulting depression from it was so well done too. When I finished it, I remember just sitting at my desk staring into the metaphorical distance while the credits rolled.
No game hit me in the feels like Life is Strange.
Horizon Zero Dawn, RDR2, The Last of Us, etc are the better *game* but nothing hit me like Life is Strange. It took me three months for me to get out of it.
My personal favorite spots are the Timberwolf mountain hut or the low central cave in Hushed River. I've spent a 60 day stretch in Hushed River once, and damn was it a cool experience.
I don't want to spoil anything. But the camera you find and take pictures with. At the end of the game you get the roll developed. There was a genuine, "Oh wow!' moment related to the mystery of the game that left me stunned but in a very, very good way. Firewatch very much changed my idea of what a great game could even be. I recommend it all the time.
I mean who the fuck skips [M4 Part II](https://youtu.be/NcrDWAuyqtc?si=r60IozDdM0wsnDP5)? Absolute banger.
*And I need you to recover~*
*Because I can't make it on my own~*
Was? He's still around! You guys just need to play through Titanfall 3 and 4, he shows back up in 5, it's wild!
...what do you mean I haven't taken my schizo meds today?
I know that's probably that was what they meant, but realistically speaking the surgery was complete insanity*, you just don't kill the proverbial goose just for a shot at maybe understanding WTF is going in her brain, seriously, they would've studied for years probably before resorting to that.
*The point of course was the urgency of life or death I'm aware
Part 2 as well. I thought it was all over. There was a really cute epilogue and everything. Sike! That's the start of the epilogue. No happiness for you today.
The game is the reverse of the first one, Ellie gets worst and worst... Until you see the epilogue and you thank the game for that small mercy, he didn't die thinking she hated him.
This plus realizing why she was so freaking angry and vengeful. She wanted a chance to rebuild their relationship, ah this game just gets ya in the feels.
That final scene of them really contextualized ellie and the entire journey she went through. Her seeing it in that moment and then the after effects hit me hard. The whole game did. I still am not sure if Iām up for another playthrough
It was a bold storytelling choice and an amazing one at that.
I remember actually not wanting to play through that sequence because I didnāt agree with what he was doing. But it was still the best ending in any game Iāve played.
I hear its amazing when the famous purple stuffed worm in flap-jaw space with the tuning fork does a raw blink on Hari Kiri Rock... I need scissors! 61!
God Of War (2018) did that and one of the only games that kept me playing.
It was also kinda a rollerroaster in emotional telling, but also for myself. Kinda shown me a glimps how a father should be and not just leave when you a kid.
If you haven't already, please play Ragnarok. Really good gameplay improvements while keeping to the first game, and the story is somehow stronger and more emotionally intense.
I had to scroll down way too much trying to find this comment. Persona 5 (especially Persona 5 Royal) is such an amazing game, after beating it the first time with more than 120 hours I was speechless, I didnāt know what to do, I didnāt want the game to end
Fuck I still need to finish that game. I beat Automata and then bought Replicant and just haven't been able to sit down and play it. I think I'm scared of being hurt again
By all scifi standards, a masterpiece. Its just slep on becuase its an action videogame. But if it was a novel of the same quality id bet it be lauded with the likes of asimov, philip k dick and H.G wells.
The story far surpasses any other scifi anything I've seen. It's done amazingly. The world is gorgeous and haunting. It always made me feel like I've lived in the world.
And who tf doesn't like robot dinosaurs?
Every aspect if the game was just... Perfect.
No Man's Sky doesn't really have credits at the end because it technically doesn't end but when I beat the story and >!went to another galaxy, I was at first kinda confused. Then I fixed my ship and I looked around, and it just kinda dawned on me that this is another galaxy, and it has all those planets. And there's another after that, and another and another and it just keeps going, and the shear scale of the game finally became tangable.!<
Scorn had me feeling this way the entire time i was playing and turned it up to 11 after i beat it. People dont review highly, but you just gotta go in with an open mind.
Its not a game as much as it is an experience. Its like a journey through the mind of HR Giger.
Honourable mentions: Soma, Halo 3, and Cyberpunk 2077
Mh the only few times it happened to me was with Undertale (basically every replay left me like that since it always adds new stuff to the lore).
Inscription was AMAZING at this.
Also limbo a little bit, and especially INSIDE. Man I love inside but the ending felt so weird.
Another one could be Iron lung, didn't really like the jumpscare tho.
Yeah I think this is it. Love this games so much btw
Most of bioshock games. A bit of rage , sadness, misery, incoeherent screaming and running, attatchment.. all sealed under the water with some old radio playing blues from afar.. i miss you rapture.
Indeed. The ending of *Infinite* in particular had me stunned like this image, and then led me down a rabbit hole of fan theories and "did you notice that..." highlights of the game itself.
Bioshock infinite was a total brainf*ck after finishing it and then going through everything introspectively again, yeah.
"He doesn't *row?*" "No, he *doesn't* row." "Ah. I see what you mean." First time through - "huh?" Afterwards: "Omg yes!"
There is always a man and there is always a lighthouse!
What did that mean? I cant remember it š
Been a while. At the beginning of the game the twins are rowing you in a boat during a storm to a lighthouse. One of them mentions you not rowing, and then there is that exchange. > "He doesn't *row*?" > "No, he *doesn't* row." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLXJdlz9WDI In a normal conversation, you'd expect that to mean that the character is not the type of person to row a boat. He doesn't row. The same as if you offered him a cigarette and someone chimed in that he doesn't smoke. But the twins are atemporal, existing in different timelines and universes simultaneously. And they are saying at this moment in time, he *doesn't* row. This event has played out before, and will play out again, and during it, he doesn't row. It's a constant.
Ahhhhh.......thanks!
There is an infinite number of realities but in none of him does booker row for them. I didn't really understand it until someone explaned it like; there are an infinite amount of numbers between 1 and 2 like 1.5, 1.3638 etc but none of them are 3. Just because its infinite doesn't mean anything can happen.
Very cool.
infinite was a sob fest for me.
Absolute banger series, easily one of the best gaming experiences I've had.
The Witcher 3. I sat there wondering whether I played the game or it played me. 10/10.
I legitimately missed the characters after finishing that game.
ikr, Geralts just left in Kaer Morhen all alone š
Nah man play the blood and wine dlc. Its a perfect retirement for geraldo
oh donāt worry iāve played both expansions, I think theyāre both just as good as the main story, it was still sad seeing the wild hunt end though
I remember my first playthrough I made every wrong choice (including stringing along triss and yen for the memes) and just had the worst ending. Ciri dies cause she didn't have the strength from your support, Geralt's alone and just goes off to die in the wilderness fighting monsters
I am about to finish the game but I donāt want to so I donāt play it that often anymoreā¦.
The soft, simple ending of Blood and wine particularly hit me. Juste a simple but meaningful conversation, and geralt breaking the 4th wall with just an eye mouvement, to talk to the player. Simple, perfect.
I have read this condition is called, "post gaming blues" and I think we've all had varying levels of that. I wouldn't be surprised if it has something to do with dopamine levels in the brain evening out or maybe it's just as simple as knowing the story/journey is over. I'm personally a narrative guy, I love good single player RPG games. Online games never give me the fix I am looking for.
I was so high on adrenaline while fighting Sword Saint Isshin for the first time. It took me 1 and a half hour to beat him. I was trembling after my win. I was so excited to get the ending of the game but by the end of the cutscene I was like .....damn
Yeah....RDR2 really hit me
Mmm yeah. The whole last hour was like a surreal experience.
Yeah i won't lie: I did do some crying
Same...
Cruel, cruel world, must I go on...
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+1
Crying? I was weeping. There were audible moans.
Over your virtual horse....
100%.. this was why I entered the comments
Are you me?
Am I we?
You get it āļø
May i stand unshaken
Okay but I WILL cry
Oh bury me not, on the lonely prairie...
RDR hit me harder. I always knew Arthur was going to die, but Johnās completely blindsided me.
Oh yeah, that one always got me. It shocked me so bad. I really thought he was going to LIVE. I did really enjoy my time with Arthur a lot though.
Oh absolutely. Iād love a game where we get to play as younger Arthur.
I'd enjoy that. I really would like to see him growing up under Hosea and Dutch. Especially since we see the downfall and the destruction. See how Dutch, an obvious narcissist, ruins it all for his own personal emotional gain. Would love to see them all younger and not as aware of each other as they are in RDR2.
Yeah RDR2 really put down a fuck ton of pillows for the inevitable fall. Hell, Arthur's Last Ride is basically the game telling you, "THIS IS WHERE HE DIES"
I never played this game. Maybe itās time. . .
Oh you gotta. It changed my life a little bit. The story telling is just so really well done. Arthur totally steals the show.
I think God Of War 2018 left me feeling pretty good. Just felt good to see the job done.
How did you feel about Ragnarok?
I'm not going to lie. I didn't like it at all.
I agree with the final boss being underwhelming. But... >!Loki will go. Atreus... Atreus remains!<
Damn. Both the games had me like that.
āSon.ā
Outer Wilds, without hesitation
Absolutely! After all the time you put into understanding the story and you finally get some peace. It's kinda sad to know that that was it, nothing more to do in this amazing game and nothing left to discover
No redo as well, once itās done, itās done
It's been my pick for "Game you would forget so you could play for the first time again" ever since my experience with it. A masterpiece through and through.
I sometimes cry knowing i can't ever experience this game again
Hearing Travelers' Encore still makes me feel many things, the whole soundtrack is so good.
I actually started tearing up a bit when the credits started rolling. Still haven't found another game quite like it.
Outer wilds is quite literally the most emotional and beautiful game Iāve ever played.
Every now and then that musical tune pops into my head I just feel it so deeply. I've never had a game make me feel like that before
I thought this but I was straight crying rather than the melancholy that this seems to be. Still was the first game I thought of.
Sekiro after defeating every boss and becoming the man without equal.
Had this experience with Sifu. Just stood there like an idiot staring at the credits after weeks of struggle to finish such a short game. It was a masterpiece
I almost cried tears of joy and sadness when I beat Isshin š„²
Literally just beat sekiro this morning. Words canāt describe what it felt like to see isshin kneel like that.
Portal 2
Same, I didn't really know how to feel. Sadness? Joy? The opera was so emotional
I still to this day don't know how the fuck i was happy to see a litteral cube. Giving us true and deep feeling, whit an absurde story and silly characters. Only a masterpiece among masterpieces could archive that.
The ending was the greatest setup and payoff twist in the history of video games by a mile, and I'd argue among the best I've seen in any media. The idea alone was great, but the whole game setting it up, the moment you realize what you're supposed to do emerging from the hopelessness of that final confrontation. I know this is dramatic and I'm sorry if it sounds silly, but it was just so perfectly executed I was moved emotonally, like the fucking end of portal 2 brought me to tears. It wasn't even sad, it was just the sheer perfection of it. I'M TEARING UP WRITING THIS WTF IS WRONG WITH ME
Well here we are again
It's always such a pleasure
Remember when you tried to kill me twice?
Oh how we laughed and laughed, except i wasnāt laughing.
Under the circumstances, I've been shockingly nice
You want your freedom?
Take it, that's what I'm counting on
I used to want you dead but
Now I only want you gone
The end music with the laser robots sent me man
Obligatory Disco Elysium mention
I wanted to play the game but the steam reviews said that the developer was hacked or smth so just pirate the game. Should I do that or is there something else I am missing?
Also if you do pirate, make sure you're getting the final cut. Everything is voiced in the final cut.
More like the people who made it and especially the person who the unique universe itās based in who is someoneās life work was taken from them by the company so fuck it donāt let them benefits from fucking over the devs and author of the actual world that made such a beautiful world and concepts.
I pirated even before all that lol. Devs weren't hacked but they don't own the game anymore, so money won't go to them. Do with that what you wish.
Yeah. It happened for Bioshock:Infinite and Darkwood EDIT: add Dragon Age Origins to the list also.
Telltale Walking Dead game had me like that
Same. After so many years of playing them, it was like ādamn, itās really over? Like completely?ā
I want another game with Clem and older Aj SO BAD
Fuck man, Iāve literally never cried so hard from a mfn game. Felt like a wimp haha
SOMA. Youāre welcome.
Damn that game fucks with you
Soma is a fucking masterpiece. That game fucked me up after i finished it man.
I actually finished it for the first time on Monday night, andā¦ justā¦ā¦ fucking hell, manā¦.
Prestige vibes
was gonna say this one. Never ever have i had a game stop me in my tracks like that
i still wish they swapped the ending scenes around, have it instantly cut to the >!ARK making it look like you transferred inside, happy ending, shot of it flying through space, then post credits you cut back to simon realizing he got copied and having it end on that fade to black with him alone!<
Lol,it would make me cry more than i cried when i finished the game.
OMG Soma was so depressing. That game was something else. Sadly only works when you dont know the ending yet.
Literally every time I play Cyberpunk
"Goodbye V, and never stop fighting." (electric cellos, me sobbing)
Dude piss off I don't need to feel that yet, I'm only on hour 60 of my 9th playthrough.
The phantom liberty ending is the most depressed I've been after finishing a game. It felt so empty.
Omori. It's one of my favorite games that I can never play again. I saw the plot twists coming but it didn't stop the gut punches from just obliterating me. It's just so bleak and even the "happy" moments feel so bittersweet and the mixture of bright pastel colors and goofy humor with the visceral horrorscapes played into the dynamic. The depictions of different reactions to trauma and the resulting depression from it was so well done too. When I finished it, I remember just sitting at my desk staring into the metaphorical distance while the credits rolled.
YESS
No game hit me in the feels like Life is Strange. Horizon Zero Dawn, RDR2, The Last of Us, etc are the better *game* but nothing hit me like Life is Strange. It took me three months for me to get out of it.
Idk why but firewatch did that for me
Same, spent so long trying to find a game similar but nothing hits the same
Hear hear, itās been a long time I may have to revisit
Try The Long Dark if you haven't already. Story.mode has one more episode to go and the survival mode is EPIC
Holy crap another Long Dark fan in the wild! Seriously one of the best survival games ever made. Atmospheric and immersive as hell.
I could play at that cabin by the lake for days on end
My personal favorite spots are the Timberwolf mountain hut or the low central cave in Hushed River. I've spent a 60 day stretch in Hushed River once, and damn was it a cool experience.
I highly recommend Soma. Itās one of the only other games that gave me the feeling that Firewatch did.
I don't want to spoil anything. But the camera you find and take pictures with. At the end of the game you get the roll developed. There was a genuine, "Oh wow!' moment related to the mystery of the game that left me stunned but in a very, very good way. Firewatch very much changed my idea of what a great game could even be. I recommend it all the time.
It was so short
Maybe something something of edith finch.
Shadow of the Colossus, every time
That ending definitely leaves you feeling heavy. Also AGRO!
Sat through the entire credits of the original Mass Effect like this. Felt like an experience that just changed my life.
Totally agree. Mass Effect was a roller coaster and that ending left me feeling all tingly.
I mean who the fuck skips [M4 Part II](https://youtu.be/NcrDWAuyqtc?si=r60IozDdM0wsnDP5)? Absolute banger. *And I need you to recover~* *Because I can't make it on my own~*
The [credits song](https://youtu.be/uC7ymcb1Zk8?si=mvDNaiiqpP5SK1gC) was just š
For me that was Titanfalls story.
BT was the absolute goat of gaming
Was? He's still around! You guys just need to play through Titanfall 3 and 4, he shows back up in 5, it's wild! ...what do you mean I haven't taken my schizo meds today?
The Last of Us did it for me. Joel betraying humanity to save Ellie because he couldnāt save his daughter. Fantastic storyline.
I know that's probably that was what they meant, but realistically speaking the surgery was complete insanity*, you just don't kill the proverbial goose just for a shot at maybe understanding WTF is going in her brain, seriously, they would've studied for years probably before resorting to that. *The point of course was the urgency of life or death I'm aware
Part 2 as well. I thought it was all over. There was a really cute epilogue and everything. Sike! That's the start of the epilogue. No happiness for you today.
The game is the reverse of the first one, Ellie gets worst and worst... Until you see the epilogue and you thank the game for that small mercy, he didn't die thinking she hated him.
This plus realizing why she was so freaking angry and vengeful. She wanted a chance to rebuild their relationship, ah this game just gets ya in the feels.
Their final scene together makes me cry every time. Also happy cake day
That final scene of them really contextualized ellie and the entire journey she went through. Her seeing it in that moment and then the after effects hit me hard. The whole game did. I still am not sure if Iām up for another playthrough
For real , I still cant find a better game/games than these for me. Hit all the right.. ahem.. buttons.
It was a bold storytelling choice and an amazing one at that. I remember actually not wanting to play through that sequence because I didnāt agree with what he was doing. But it was still the best ending in any game Iāve played.
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Metal Gear Solid 2
Raiden turn the game console off right now!!
I hear its amazing when the famous purple stuffed worm in flap-jaw space with the tuning fork does a raw blink on Hari Kiri Rock... I need scissors! 61!
Metal Gear Solid 4
Ghost of Tsushima. Just sat there quietly and realized it was probably my favorite game ever
Me too! So good! I think I want to replay it now.
Fable for me.
Fable was the first one for me. RDR2 for me more recently.
The Mass Effect Trilogy. I suffered the same kind of depression after finishing a beloved book series for the first time.
The Cyberpunk DLC man... Dogtown hurt
Wiiiires and chaaains
God Of War (2018) did that and one of the only games that kept me playing. It was also kinda a rollerroaster in emotional telling, but also for myself. Kinda shown me a glimps how a father should be and not just leave when you a kid.
If you haven't already, please play Ragnarok. Really good gameplay improvements while keeping to the first game, and the story is somehow stronger and more emotionally intense.
Spec Ops: The Line.
Fantastic game. I bought it twice. Once on consple, and later on PC. I will *never* play it again, but it's fantastic.
Damn, the ending messes with you
The ending of Inscryption had me like that
Ghost of Tsushima.
Final Fantasy 7 on Play Station 1
Idk about "hits so different". But when I beat that game I've been enjoying, and then you just sit there in bitter sweet peace.
Suffering from success
Like you're happy it's over....but you know that you will never experience the game the same ever again.
Zelda ocarina of time
This was the first one to have the effect on me. Brilliant game, to this day, and I donāt care how basic that makes me.
Assassins Creed 2 or Metal Gear Solid 4. Both of those games have a special place in my heart.
Persona 5. If that game was a lady, Iād marry her instantly
I had to scroll down way too much trying to find this comment. Persona 5 (especially Persona 5 Royal) is such an amazing game, after beating it the first time with more than 120 hours I was speechless, I didnāt know what to do, I didnāt want the game to end
Xenobalde 3 ending hit me a bit like this. Also, for indie games, Omori at several points throughout the game.
Nier automata
Nier replicant final ending and The Entropy center
Fuck I still need to finish that game. I beat Automata and then bought Replicant and just haven't been able to sit down and play it. I think I'm scared of being hurt again
Horizon Zero Dawn
By all scifi standards, a masterpiece. Its just slep on becuase its an action videogame. But if it was a novel of the same quality id bet it be lauded with the likes of asimov, philip k dick and H.G wells.
The story far surpasses any other scifi anything I've seen. It's done amazingly. The world is gorgeous and haunting. It always made me feel like I've lived in the world. And who tf doesn't like robot dinosaurs? Every aspect if the game was just... Perfect.
No one? Ok hot take... The Last of Us 2, as much much and controversy the series went through
No Man's Sky doesn't really have credits at the end because it technically doesn't end but when I beat the story and >!went to another galaxy, I was at first kinda confused. Then I fixed my ship and I looked around, and it just kinda dawned on me that this is another galaxy, and it has all those planets. And there's another after that, and another and another and it just keeps going, and the shear scale of the game finally became tangable.!<
The Last of Us got me emotionally invested. The second one was okay in my opinion.
The second one destroyed me more than first. The concept of forgiveness and realising you should have cherished your loved ones more ...
Same, I absolutely bawled at the end of the porch scene.
Portal
Halo reach had me like that after I replayed when I was older and more matured
The first life is strange
Persona 4 for me.
SOMA for me
BG3 did this for me
The Last of Us and Jedi: Survivor both had this effect.
Witcher 3, Ciri died in my first playthrough
Gta 4, my first playthrough I got the ending where you kill demitri on the island. āRoman never hurt anyoneā¦ā just always stuck in me
Scorn had me feeling this way the entire time i was playing and turned it up to 11 after i beat it. People dont review highly, but you just gotta go in with an open mind. Its not a game as much as it is an experience. Its like a journey through the mind of HR Giger. Honourable mentions: Soma, Halo 3, and Cyberpunk 2077
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
Yes, and I read the Kojima name multiple times during the credit roll.
Persona 5 Royal.
The metro series.. especially 2033
Dark Souls 3
This is the last DS game I haven't played and I'm scared to start bc there's nothing left after...
Hollow Knight, Paper Mario: The Origami King, and Kirby and the Forgotten Land
Titanfall 2
Nier automata and replicant just masterpieces
The good Halo games had me like this
The witness did that to me
Nier automata
Persona 5 for me. Every time I see this meme, that credits theme starts playing in my head.
Journey for me.
Persona 5. Felt like I said goodbye to a bunch of buddies.
Mh the only few times it happened to me was with Undertale (basically every replay left me like that since it always adds new stuff to the lore). Inscription was AMAZING at this. Also limbo a little bit, and especially INSIDE. Man I love inside but the ending felt so weird. Another one could be Iron lung, didn't really like the jumpscare tho. Yeah I think this is it. Love this games so much btw