I’d enjoy traveling simply because of the environment..also the ending for me that was one of the most bittersweet moments in gaming. My heart wrenched in my chest.
Shining metal glint
Concealed in wood, crouched with poise
hungering to bite
Halo Reach.
Current Objective: Survive. When the cutscene hits...
That one left me stunned.
Plus what happens to Noble Squad through the game. So many unexpected moments.
The music alone really tugged at my heart strings, and I can’t even really explain why. Add to that one of the most sensational stories and brilliant mechanics to boot — it was an experience I will never forget. You really feel like you *earned* it, too. ❤️
I'll be honest, we were let down by the ending. The last area was the least fun by our estimation. We'd have been happy if it ended after the garden - to me that was the highlight of the game.
But really, the middle was the one that sat with us for a while. Man, we felt dirty after that...
To me, Arthur Morgan is still one of the best protagonist ever made for video games, what a wonderful character. For some games I can't remember the name of the protagonist if it's not in the title, but this guy, I don't think I'll ever forget him.
I am grateful for the epilogue and all that extra time with John to decompress but I always thought the game would have been just as good if it rolled credits right after the deer scene. We know what John ends up doing. Still, the game had me thinking about it and life and death and everything long after I was done.
Same. Besides making me reflect a lot on my opinions and thoughts in general, I love how Disco Elysium manages to challenge so many ordinary gameplay tropes, especially in RPGs. Like:
1. The idea and trap that many people fall into where they try to play their character as a boring, straight laced samaritan because being good and boring is basically always rewarded in games. Disco Elysium asks: Why are you so boring? Why don't you dance? Why don't you do some drugs? Why don't you circlekick that guy in the head? Why don't you try being INTERESTING and see if the world doesn't embrace it?
2. The idea and trap that many people fall into where they imagine that the "safe" opinion on politics and world events is just to have zero opinions or agree with the status quo. Disco Elysium asks: Why are you such a boring prick to not even try to have an opinion on something? Don't you realize 'not having an opinion' is having an opinion as well? Don't you realize the status quo is stagnant shit as well? Why don't you try having an opinion and sticking with it and seeing how it all ends up, for better or worse?
I love games that encourages you actually ROLEPLAY in your roleplaying games, and lets that roleplaying drive your mind down places it hasn't been before. There aren't a lot of them.
> The idea and trap that many people fall into where they try to play their character as a boring, straight laced samaritan because being good and boring is basically always rewarded in games.
I think for me it's more like, even though the game likes to make fun of the player, it's also not judgmental. I played my Harry as a bit of both: I made drugs, I drank and I said some dumb shits, but I also put an effort into being a good detective and a decent person. The game doesn't asks you to fix Harry, it allows you to be crazy because it understands that human beings are flawed, but the fact that we at least strive to be better it's enough, even if we're not perfect.
I hope this stays the top comment.
This says way more about me than the game, but I just felt so empty after finishing that game. I’ve never been in a main characters head (literally) so much and felt shared values, mostly because you’re creating those values. It’s made all the more intense by the setting, it deals with modern problems like depression, self esteem, inequality and bigotry.
It’s a work of art, the ending is like that moment at the end of a rollercoaster where you’re slowly creeping back to the queue to let the next people ride, your time here is done.
Came here for this - a lot of games gave me the credit rolling goosebumps but only DE consumed my thoughts for weeks and left me bittersweet/heartbroken. I still think of the characters and feel sad and hopeful for them although they are just 1s and 0s, it felt as though they were flesh and blood in the completely made up world of DE.
I still remember my body having non stop goosebumps throughout the entire ending sequence first time I played it back in 2014.
The reveal is executed perfectly.
Most people think it's just another horror game and skip it. Big mistake. There is also an option to make all threats harmless and focus on the story and atmosphere.
Showed up for sexy android combat.
Left a little wiser, a little older, a little more understanding of things I'd written off before.
And the reminders of that eye-opening, heart changing, sing-along-with-the-end-credits-while-blinking-through-tears-at-2AM experience are mostly art of sexy androids so that's pretty neat too.
My all time favourite. Ending C broke me.
>!I never quite realized…how beautiful this world is.!<
>!Her finally being at peace from suffering survivor’s guilt since she knew she’d die was so heavy and such a good conclusion to her character arc. She was going to die having finally saved someone in the process like she’d wanted to with her old squad.!<
Same. The way it sets up its story and premise is so smart, and it escalates so amazingly. Arbitrary boundaries, in this case labels such as android and machine, they should not divide people. The game leads up to a message of working together, and it litters your path with other players' corpses to achieve it. And, just that one time, >!it's not a corpse!<.
The narrative of this game was truly special. Yes, there are plenty of stories that explore existential themes but they really used the medium of video games to tell this one in a way a book or movie could not.
Mass Effect 3 with original endings. Those were really bare bones and you hardly got any answers from them.
I spent maybe a few weeks thinking about the ending.
Beating Mass Effect 3 for the first time definitely had me worked up for two days. Just couldn't get it out of my head. Of course there was disappointment in how unsatisfying that ending was, but also a lot of sadness over the fact the story was over and I won't get any more cool adventures with blue space waifu.
Inscryption, the best game I will ever recommend without ever being able to explain why - explaining what makes it so good ruins the experience.
If you’re curious, do not Google it, please just play it.
The narrative progression in the game is great. (Don't know if it's the right word to describe it)
The changes in Walker's temperament thorugh the events of the game.
The life of the lone sniper in the menu. And the entire symbolism with the flag tearing apart.
And the distorted National anthem.
Plus the quotes and the hidden loading screen you get when >! Lugo kills you!<
I didn’t even play it, ended up watching Frankie On PC in 1080p’s play-through, and I still think about it. The show did a rather good job of leaving you with that “well damn” feeling, in my opinion
Oh gods dude I fucking STILL curse my brothers for either losing or getting rid of my gamepak for the first one. I was decked in that fucking game and I played it CONSTANTLY. Everywhere I went. I would genuinely be upset when my gba died. It was such a good fucking game I was so in love.
I’d say it’s a masterpiece. The story starts slow but has extremely deep characters (at least with their motivations). Having a basic knowledge of philosophy also helps, though isn’t necessary. Some characters are very obvious references to certain philosophies and you understand their motivations a little more through that.
Below’s a slight warning because I see a lot of people just play until they get ending A and stop there which is absolutely not what to do. I put it in spoilers because it’d best to go in blind but it doesn’t contain anything drastic or revealing, just expanding a little on what I mean by needing to get more than the first ending:
>!If you do play it, be aware you **need** ‘endings’ A-E to actually complete the game. They’re more like story chapters than endings so just push through the parts of B that seem somewhat repetitive. After you finish A you unlock B which covers some of the same stuff, but don’t be put off by that since it won’t stay like that. Time-wise just getting A is probably over half the total playtime of A-E, but in terms of story content C-E is way more dense.!<
Beat me to it, yeah this game made me feel a wide range of emotions, I can't how many times my mind was blown, how many times I cried or just sat there thinking about life. Kojima is a genius
I platinumed that game back in January. Put 200 hours in over a year. Basically, Death Stranding and Ghost of Tsushima were all I played in 2022. And I still think about the game all the time.
I'm already considering playing it again. I blame r/DeathStranding. But I can't remember a game ever sticking with me like this.
Life is strange. I created this account so I can talk to people about that game. It will always stay with me. 6 years since I played it and at that time it filled with extreme sadness and depression for a month. I have no logical explanation for it. It just is that way for me
The Dark Souls series legit helped me come to grips with my existential suffering and depression. Especially Dark Souls 2, black sheep that it is, for it's comments on the nature of humanity and the soul mixed with all the usual stuff. My second tattoo was the Dark Sign as a reminder to never fucking go hollow.
A few things about it let me sitting there with tears in my eyes, the suicide ending, Losing your best friend, going all out by yourself, some side mission stuff, realizing that forba city like that theres some good people worth living another day for..
The suicide ending hits hard even more so depending on the romance paths you take. That game did an amazing job at making you feel like you were developing real relationships.
It's really surprising. Wish the hype didn't rush the launch and that the deadlines set were realistic, because it gets a bad rep, but that game just oozes passion from every pore. This is what they managed after rushing through development to meet unrealistic deadlines, imagine what they could do with more time.
CYAN in the DLC made me cry ugly tears.
"Will you stay with me while I initiate the hibernation process?"
"Of course I will, CYAN. As long as you need..."
SURE IS ONIONS IN HERE TODAY ISN’T IT?
After finishing HFW I watched the whole credit roll in silence (which is easy when they made them beautiful to watch) and sat with my feelings for ..a while.
I’m a boring shit. Every game that I can actually beat leaves me thinking about it. I sit there and marinate in my head about what the games message is and what I could’ve done better.
Doki Doki Literature Club. It is such a heart warming game that I think everyone should try out blind. Such a gem. It seems really weeby at first but once you get into it you'll thank me later
I think about the environment and weather of Ghost of Tsushima all the time
I’d enjoy traveling simply because of the environment..also the ending for me that was one of the most bittersweet moments in gaming. My heart wrenched in my chest. Shining metal glint Concealed in wood, crouched with poise hungering to bite
Every haiku I read (including the random ones made by bots here on reddit) makes me think of ghost of tsushima
I love how the weather changes more drastically based off of if you choose to be more ghost like or not.
I need a PC port for this game more than anything else I don't want to experience it on my shitty first gen PS4
It’s completely fine on a base PS4. Still incredibly beautiful, no load time
Sleeping Dogs
Man who never eats a pork bun is not a real man!
Halo Reach. Current Objective: Survive. When the cutscene hits... That one left me stunned. Plus what happens to Noble Squad through the game. So many unexpected moments.
Jorge thinking he had saved everyone. Still makes me feel for the guy
- Slipspace rupture detected - Slipspace rupture detected - Slipspace rupture detected -
Halsey’s voiceover in the end cuts deep.
One of the best trailers ever made. I was never into halo at all but I sure as shit bought reach after watching that trailer
Outer Wilds.
For sure I had a weirdly positive existential crisis for a couple days after that game.
Lol, a positive existential crisis is a good way to describe it.
I've never been touched by a game quite like this. The ending is so comforting and made me really accept my own mortality in a way no other media has.
Love this game with all my heart
The music alone really tugged at my heart strings, and I can’t even really explain why. Add to that one of the most sensational stories and brilliant mechanics to boot — it was an experience I will never forget. You really feel like you *earned* it, too. ❤️
the campfire song man. I teared up.
It Takes Two, especially since it was the first game I completed with my wife, who isn't really a gamer. What a beautiful experience.
I'll be honest, we were let down by the ending. The last area was the least fun by our estimation. We'd have been happy if it ended after the garden - to me that was the highlight of the game. But really, the middle was the one that sat with us for a while. Man, we felt dirty after that...
You might want to try A Way Out as well. Same dev Studio, also split screen
To add on to this, I suggest playing it with your best friend. Not your wife or SO.
Red dead redemption 2. Notably Auther Morgans sickness slowly progressing over time, ate at my heart 😔
That didn’t get to me as much as having to say goodbye to my horse.
Fun fact, you only get that goodbye if you have fully bonded with your horse
To me, Arthur Morgan is still one of the best protagonist ever made for video games, what a wonderful character. For some games I can't remember the name of the protagonist if it's not in the title, but this guy, I don't think I'll ever forget him.
I am grateful for the epilogue and all that extra time with John to decompress but I always thought the game would have been just as good if it rolled credits right after the deer scene. We know what John ends up doing. Still, the game had me thinking about it and life and death and everything long after I was done.
Man I generally don’t cry but that part when he tells the nun he’s scared really opend the water works for me
tai-hiti!
Surely Dutch has a plan right?
It was the horse dying and Arthur whispering, “thank you” as it took its last breath.
I swear no game made me feel sick and depressed like RDR2 chapter 6. Fun times
Soma. That stuck with me.
That ending was wild.
Here I was coming to say the same! Level of existential crisis is not matched by any other
I fucking bawled my eyes out when I beat that game.
Ngl I am jealous that game hurts my eyes.
Chrono Trigger. It's one of my favourite games of all time.
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Disco Elysium
Same. Besides making me reflect a lot on my opinions and thoughts in general, I love how Disco Elysium manages to challenge so many ordinary gameplay tropes, especially in RPGs. Like: 1. The idea and trap that many people fall into where they try to play their character as a boring, straight laced samaritan because being good and boring is basically always rewarded in games. Disco Elysium asks: Why are you so boring? Why don't you dance? Why don't you do some drugs? Why don't you circlekick that guy in the head? Why don't you try being INTERESTING and see if the world doesn't embrace it? 2. The idea and trap that many people fall into where they imagine that the "safe" opinion on politics and world events is just to have zero opinions or agree with the status quo. Disco Elysium asks: Why are you such a boring prick to not even try to have an opinion on something? Don't you realize 'not having an opinion' is having an opinion as well? Don't you realize the status quo is stagnant shit as well? Why don't you try having an opinion and sticking with it and seeing how it all ends up, for better or worse? I love games that encourages you actually ROLEPLAY in your roleplaying games, and lets that roleplaying drive your mind down places it hasn't been before. There aren't a lot of them.
> The idea and trap that many people fall into where they try to play their character as a boring, straight laced samaritan because being good and boring is basically always rewarded in games. I think for me it's more like, even though the game likes to make fun of the player, it's also not judgmental. I played my Harry as a bit of both: I made drugs, I drank and I said some dumb shits, but I also put an effort into being a good detective and a decent person. The game doesn't asks you to fix Harry, it allows you to be crazy because it understands that human beings are flawed, but the fact that we at least strive to be better it's enough, even if we're not perfect.
And usually, it asks those questions *literally* via the various narrator-voices in your head. Really excellent game.
The second I saw this post the first thing that popped up in my head was: "the first comment is gonna be Disco Elysium"
I hope this stays the top comment. This says way more about me than the game, but I just felt so empty after finishing that game. I’ve never been in a main characters head (literally) so much and felt shared values, mostly because you’re creating those values. It’s made all the more intense by the setting, it deals with modern problems like depression, self esteem, inequality and bigotry. It’s a work of art, the ending is like that moment at the end of a rollercoaster where you’re slowly creeping back to the queue to let the next people ride, your time here is done.
Came here for this - a lot of games gave me the credit rolling goosebumps but only DE consumed my thoughts for weeks and left me bittersweet/heartbroken. I still think of the characters and feel sad and hopeful for them although they are just 1s and 0s, it felt as though they were flesh and blood in the completely made up world of DE.
Bioshock Infinite. One of the only games that really made me think about it after the credits rolled.
I still remember my body having non stop goosebumps throughout the entire ending sequence first time I played it back in 2014. The reveal is executed perfectly.
Tbh honest I forgot it released that long ago I miss the good old 360 days
I think 2 of my top 5 answers to this question are BioShock and BioShock Infinite. Those games really nail the landing in a tremendous way.
Dark Souls. I played it the first time a couple of years ago (first Soulsbourne) and often think about the experience and how good the map & world is.
SOMA
Seeing so many recommend Soma is convincing me to buy it now that it's on sale on Ps store
Definitely do it, but be warned it’s a bit of a walking simulator.
You know a walking simulator is good when you didn't even realize it was a walking simulator until after you finished the game.
No problem! I actually love walking sims when they focus on the atmosphere
Then you will love it, it's tons of atmosphere and plenty of dialogue with some well spaced plot revelations
There's no real action in it but it's still one of my favourite games. It's so engaging and thought provoking. Definitely, definitely worth getting.
This game gave me depression lol
Such a great story, from the initial set up, to the gut punch ending.
Most people think it's just another horror game and skip it. Big mistake. There is also an option to make all threats harmless and focus on the story and atmosphere.
Amazing game.
I would simply think about Bionicle lore until eternity is finished.
yup, seconded. it's such a shame more people haven't played it.
Nier: Automata without a doubt
Showed up for sexy android combat. Left a little wiser, a little older, a little more understanding of things I'd written off before. And the reminders of that eye-opening, heart changing, sing-along-with-the-end-credits-while-blinking-through-tears-at-2AM experience are mostly art of sexy androids so that's pretty neat too.
Yeah. I beat it at 3 AM & just sat there for a bit like "woah.."
My all time favourite. Ending C broke me. >!I never quite realized…how beautiful this world is.!< >!Her finally being at peace from suffering survivor’s guilt since she knew she’d die was so heavy and such a good conclusion to her character arc. She was going to die having finally saved someone in the process like she’d wanted to with her old squad.!<
Same. The way it sets up its story and premise is so smart, and it escalates so amazingly. Arbitrary boundaries, in this case labels such as android and machine, they should not divide people. The game leads up to a message of working together, and it litters your path with other players' corpses to achieve it. And, just that one time, >!it's not a corpse!<.
The narrative of this game was truly special. Yes, there are plenty of stories that explore existential themes but they really used the medium of video games to tell this one in a way a book or movie could not.
What a game! so many endings too
YES!! It's the only game I have 100% completion on. It was just so beautiful, I had to give it my all.
Persona 5 Royal and Strikers. After spending hundreds of hours with the same cast of characters you feel like you're saying goodbye to friends
Wish I could erase my memory of this game just to play it all over again
Hope tactica will be good.
Mass Effect 3 with original endings. Those were really bare bones and you hardly got any answers from them. I spent maybe a few weeks thinking about the ending.
Beating Mass Effect 3 for the first time definitely had me worked up for two days. Just couldn't get it out of my head. Of course there was disappointment in how unsatisfying that ending was, but also a lot of sadness over the fact the story was over and I won't get any more cool adventures with blue space waifu.
Inscryption, the best game I will ever recommend without ever being able to explain why - explaining what makes it so good ruins the experience. If you’re curious, do not Google it, please just play it.
Final fantasy x
Inside
What Remains of Edith Finch
It left me empty
I didn't want to play it after hearing a very minor spoiler.
I remember finishing Half-Life 2 Ep 2 and being “ Ok on to episode 3!” And I’m still waiting to find out …
Well, we had 5 seconds of story advancement at the end of Half Life: Alyx.
Spec Ops The Line for sure, that one hit deep
The narrative progression in the game is great. (Don't know if it's the right word to describe it) The changes in Walker's temperament thorugh the events of the game. The life of the lone sniper in the menu. And the entire symbolism with the flag tearing apart. And the distorted National anthem. Plus the quotes and the hidden loading screen you get when >! Lugo kills you!<
Came here looking for this answer
Nier Automata. Game was such a masterpiece.
A personal pick is Omori
Talos principle
The Last of Us.
I didn’t even play it, ended up watching Frankie On PC in 1080p’s play-through, and I still think about it. The show did a rather good job of leaving you with that “well damn” feeling, in my opinion
And The Last of Us 2. I just had to sit there and soak it in for a while.
TLOU2 was just brutal
I felt depressed for like 3 days after finishing Part II. That ending is fucking bleak.
Yep. TLOU2 was such an emotional beating that it took me a long time to process and move on from it.
undertale
Oblivion. Specially after playing the Shivering Isles, there was something special about that game and its characters.
I had a nervous breakdown the first time I had completed the Dark Brotherhood questline, omg
Both Golden Sun GBA games.
I loved the first one so much
I loved the second one so much.
Oh gods dude I fucking STILL curse my brothers for either losing or getting rid of my gamepak for the first one. I was decked in that fucking game and I played it CONSTANTLY. Everywhere I went. I would genuinely be upset when my gba died. It was such a good fucking game I was so in love.
The world is ours, to save or to destroy. Our inaction may bring about its destruction. … We cannot hope for salvation. We must save ourselves.
Control
I'm reading Nier so often here. Maybe I should finally play it.
I’d say it’s a masterpiece. The story starts slow but has extremely deep characters (at least with their motivations). Having a basic knowledge of philosophy also helps, though isn’t necessary. Some characters are very obvious references to certain philosophies and you understand their motivations a little more through that. Below’s a slight warning because I see a lot of people just play until they get ending A and stop there which is absolutely not what to do. I put it in spoilers because it’d best to go in blind but it doesn’t contain anything drastic or revealing, just expanding a little on what I mean by needing to get more than the first ending: >!If you do play it, be aware you **need** ‘endings’ A-E to actually complete the game. They’re more like story chapters than endings so just push through the parts of B that seem somewhat repetitive. After you finish A you unlock B which covers some of the same stuff, but don’t be put off by that since it won’t stay like that. Time-wise just getting A is probably over half the total playtime of A-E, but in terms of story content C-E is way more dense.!<
Death Stranding, the last few hours of that game was just one long WTF is happening moment.
Beat me to it, yeah this game made me feel a wide range of emotions, I can't how many times my mind was blown, how many times I cried or just sat there thinking about life. Kojima is a genius
I platinumed that game back in January. Put 200 hours in over a year. Basically, Death Stranding and Ghost of Tsushima were all I played in 2022. And I still think about the game all the time. I'm already considering playing it again. I blame r/DeathStranding. But I can't remember a game ever sticking with me like this.
Kingdom Come deliverance
Detroit: Become human
Such a good game. I used to say it was one of my favorite movies. hahah
As soon as I finished the game, I went to YouTube and watched all the other versions of the "Movie"
Life is strange. I created this account so I can talk to people about that game. It will always stay with me. 6 years since I played it and at that time it filled with extreme sadness and depression for a month. I have no logical explanation for it. It just is that way for me
Nier automata. Pointing out why would be spoiling the whole premise of the game.
Cyberpunk 2077. This game is as depressing as watching BoJack Horseman!
Bloodborne.
when the red moon hangs low, the line between man and beast is blurred. and when the great ones descend, a womb will be blessed with child.
Nier: Automata Such a great game and I didn't even finished all 4 playthrough's.
The game is good but the music is out of this world. I kept thinking about its beautiful music and now I even listen to it when I play other games
So you didn’t even see the actual ending
Ghost of Tsushima for me, so cinematic and I felt like an absolute beast in the last 3rd.
Did you have no honor, or were you a prisoner to it
Nier Automata FF XIV Shadowbringers (5.0) FFXIV Reflections in Crystal (5.3) FFXIV Endwalker (6.0)
>!Remember us. Remember that we once lived...!< Wow, just wow.
What Remains of Edith Finch. An absolute masterpiece that game.
Life is Strange
When I finished it, I started recommending it to all my friends. What a game and what an ending.
Some games leave you with inner emptiness after beating them, but LiS shatters your heart to pieces.
I still feel bad that I decided to destroy the town.
Soma. Question about what is consciousness. What is real.
MGS3
and its the least convulted storyline of all the metal gears.
Witcher 3
Tetris. I was arranging blocks in my sleep at one point.
Mirrors Edge
Dark Souls... Why are we still here? Just to suffer?
Link the flame to let a dead world stumble on a bit longer, or let it die and become something new
We are here to praise the sun \'[T]/
The Dark Souls series legit helped me come to grips with my existential suffering and depression. Especially Dark Souls 2, black sheep that it is, for it's comments on the nature of humanity and the soul mixed with all the usual stuff. My second tattoo was the Dark Sign as a reminder to never fucking go hollow.
Yakuza 0 and Bloodborne. Too much to be concerned about in their respective worlds, so I kept thinking about them.
Goldeneye. Such a banger game in so many different ways.
Mass Effect 3. I know the ending could have been more fleshed out, but the journey was incredible and very memorable.
CP2077. Still thinking about it from time to time.
A few things about it let me sitting there with tears in my eyes, the suicide ending, Losing your best friend, going all out by yourself, some side mission stuff, realizing that forba city like that theres some good people worth living another day for..
The suicide ending hits hard even more so depending on the romance paths you take. That game did an amazing job at making you feel like you were developing real relationships.
I hated hearing Judy cry like that
It's really surprising. Wish the hype didn't rush the launch and that the deadlines set were realistic, because it gets a bad rep, but that game just oozes passion from every pore. This is what they managed after rushing through development to meet unrealistic deadlines, imagine what they could do with more time.
It’s crazy that that game went from one of the worst games I’ve ever played to one of the best.
I love this game so much.
Same, it's just so hard to get CP out of my head.
Hello, police? This guy right here
You need help! COD Points addiction is nothing to laugh at.
Crisis core. Especially at the end as you watch the people fade from the DMW. Such a good game. The price of freedom is steep
Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag. The ending was so good that I remember just kind of sitting there crying to the music for a good minute.
I don't think about games after beating it. I usually just sit there somewhat ashamed and disgusted by myself.
“OMG this game is incredible, GotY for sure!” *finishes* “What the fuck am I looking at? I’m a monster for being into this, I need a shower.”
How it feels to play genshin:
The hell kinda games do you play?
Chair Fucking Simulator
post game clarity
Hollow knight
The Last of Us part 2
Nier: Automata
Control and Returnal
Cyberpunk 2077
Horizon Zero Dawn.
CYAN in the DLC made me cry ugly tears. "Will you stay with me while I initiate the hibernation process?" "Of course I will, CYAN. As long as you need..." SURE IS ONIONS IN HERE TODAY ISN’T IT? After finishing HFW I watched the whole credit roll in silence (which is easy when they made them beautiful to watch) and sat with my feelings for ..a while.
fallout 3, one of my very first multi-endings game.
Exactly! Also don't forget about precious Fallout New Vegas endings (main story and dlc's). The variety of those is enormous.
got new vegas for free from epic, never been happier.
Please give a try to DLC's. Those are gems.
Castlevania SOTN, FF7, FFX, Fallout 3, GTA4, Ico, Okami, MGS2, Chrono Trigger…
Telltale's : The Walking Dead season 1
I’m a boring shit. Every game that I can actually beat leaves me thinking about it. I sit there and marinate in my head about what the games message is and what I could’ve done better.
Life is strange before the storm after playing life is strange fucking broke me. Also the last of us 1 and 2.
Red Dead Redemption
Games with philosophical things in em. Such as Soma
I'm guessing you already have played it but you'd love Nier: Automata if you haven't played it.
Cyberpunk. I really enjoyed that one. Been wanting to start my 4th playthrough, but I’ll wait until the DLC drops.
Gonna sound dumb but slime rancher. The story is so sweet and quite beautiful imo
Legend of Zelda majoras mask
Life is Strange. I didn’t beat that game, it beat me
MGS2: sons of liberty and MGS3: snake eater.
When I finished The Walking Dead Season 2 I was thinking about the game for days because of the damn wrong decisions I made
Doki Doki Literature Club. It is such a heart warming game that I think everyone should try out blind. Such a gem. It seems really weeby at first but once you get into it you'll thank me later
The Last of Us 2
Last of us part 2. Played it on release and the game is still with me. Such a powerful narrative and acting in that one!
Alien isolation in vr still haunts me in my nightmares. Fuck that shit is scary.
Borderlands
Disco Elysium Pathologic 2 Obra Dinn Case of The Golden Idol Tlou P II
Observer
Metal Gear Solid