Which Video Game Story Reduced You To Tears?
Vložit
- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Video games have the power to make us feel awesome, AND leave us blubbering wrecks. #ChattyFaces - Apologies for the audio issues.
SPOILERS AHEAD
0:28 - Final Fantasy VII
2:41 - Ori and the Blind Forest
6:42 - Red Dead Redemption 2
9:12 - The Last Of Us & Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
12:25 - Spider-Man PS4
For more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com...
Catch us on Facebook at: / whatculturegaming
Find us on Twitter: / wculturegaming
----------
Check out our merch store at: teespring.com/s...
Why not join our Discord? / discord
----------
WhatCulture Gaming Podcast now available!
- iTunes: itunes.apple.c...
- Spotify: open.spotify.c...
WhatCulture Gaming Podcast is also available on Acast, Podbean, Podbay, Podcast Addict, and more to come!
Aunt May dying was already sad but her saying "take off your mask, I want to see my nephew" and realizing she knew who he was already crushed my heart and I couldn't hold back my tears.
Exact same thing happened to me. I was teary eyed and as soon as she said that, the floodgates opened! 😭😭😭😭
Edwin Saez Who knew a fuckin Spider-Man game would give us so many emotions? Props to Insomniac!!
As soon as Josh said Insomniac's spiderman I was in tears. I was gutted
I started tearing up when he started talking about it because I remember bawling when it happened to me in game.
Ya I'm not a cryer so its rare when I shed a tear for video games or movies really. But this one makes me weak even hearing someone talk about it still. I was not expecting this quality of story in a spiderman game at allll
How Josh stays calm and narrate his story nicely is beyond me. That scene broke me. I saw the clip and I'm right here struggling.
Me too. I cried when it happened in the game and I barely held it together when they showed it and were describing it
Red dead redemption 2......may I, stand unshaken. Still have goosebumps.
Amid...,amidst the crash of worlds
It is like I knew Arthur was gonna die because they are asshole creating amazing characters just to kill them off for shitty characters to take over after. John sucks compared to Arthur.
The only game that has brought me to tears aha
@Gowaa Sguu I had my guy grow a full beard and the impact of watching him falling apart and trying to do better while knowing he was going to die was too much
@PS Gamer That's a completely understandable position. I found some parts tedious myself but I integrated that tediousness into my interpretation of Arthur. He got real tired of doing fetch quests and would grumble the whole time. Lol.
Metal gear solid 4. Just seeing that old tired soldier kneeling in the graveyard and putting the gun in his mouth... That killed me....
The fight with liquid at the end where your going thourgh all the previous fights.
What about Raidens sacrifice
first time returning to Shadow Moses got me. Even to this day it still gives me goose bumps
He looks so broken, so beaten, if anyone said solid snake would be in that state before MGS 4 was released I would not have believed it.
Yeah mgs4 was a real emotional game that moment when you your back at shadow moses it's like you've turned back the clock just for a brief moment
The "I'm afraid" moment when Arthur is talking with Sister Calderon. How he stares at her, knowing the colission course he and everyone he cares for are on.
Man that got me.
he knows hes gonna go to hell in death and thats what scares him.
Godamn, Rach is the best of us.
She's not wrong. God, Ori is just an utterly beautiful game. Infuriatingly difficult, but beautiful.
Rach is so kyuuuuti.
She made me want to go back and play this.
I'd marry that woman
I didn't play Ori, but her description is so moving... love it. And of course I got a lump in my throat when she mentioned to the moon, and though "Please no... I'm not over this game yet"
Mine was most recently Brothers A Tale of Two Sons. The end of that game absolutely crushed me and not many games have done that to me.
Ending of metal gear solid 3. Genuinely made me ball my eyes out.
I also cried when I pre-ordered ww2
Lmao 😂😂😂😂 same for me WW2. My game still crashes
Dude, when i noticed i had to shoot The Boss myself i felt horrible
I cried so hard 😭😭😭
@@dantevivas6646 That and when we find out that she was a true hero not a traitor. 😭😭😭😭😭
MGS3 When the white flowers turned red man that whole scene put me in them feels
Tifa's quest to bring Cloud back is such an underrated scene.
Final Fantasy Crisis Core, you know exactly what is going to happen(if you played ff7), yet it still hits you like an absolute truck.
The Walking Dead Season 1.
Agreed. Prequels are always tricky, since you know then end results of the story going in, but the Crisis Core ending gave me chills.
God the bit that got me about Crisis Core was the DMW breaking. To see the UI actually breaking down during a futile fight so very hammered home the emotions of the scene. I actually water damaged my PSP because of the end of that game; some of my tears got under the screen cover and it had a little damp stain on the right side of the screen evermore.
15:39 "The Legend of Zelda: TWIGLET PRINCESS" xD
Twiglet? You mean Twilight?
@@robertrosas5007 ------ the joke ----->
..............................your head.
He really said that. Like twilight sounds nothing close even with an accent.
@@CanineGaming77
Ok I still don't understand the joke... If it was one it was stupid
Robert Rosas damn bro just go to the timestamp in the video. The guy says twiglit instead of twilight. So now your stupid. Not the joke.
Mass Effect 3. I had made it the whole way only losing Kaidan. I had managed to keep everyone else alive, Including my favorite Salarian. I don't think my wife had truly seen me cry until I cured the genophage. RIP Mordin.
Except for the ending (don't get me started), ME3 is probably the best written game ever. It had so many of those great emotional moments, and so many little details that made it really feel alive.
Yeah i shed a tear at that too pal
J Chapman yep, Mordin got me too
God of war, playing it just after having my first kid definitely added to the feels.
The Last Guardian totally got me, after Trico brings you back to the village and almost dies for it.
I broke on that.
Valiant Hearts the great war. My God I could not hold my tears at the end.
OMG yes. I don't think I've cried at anything as much as I did for that ending.
Red Dead Redemption 2 when your horse dies at the end. My God, that broke me. RIP Nugget 😣😖😭
Spider-Man here too. That Scene caught me totally off guard and I cried like a little kid you stole the lollipop. Also The last Guardian and Shadow of the Colossus.
Kingdom Hearts, the ending cutscene when Sora and Kairi get separated as the worlds get divided... and the simple and clean comes on... That is a tear jerker!!
And riku's words to sora right before: "take care of her" right before this happens. Sora loses his home, his girl and his best friend and then his memories. This leading up to roxas being forced to kill xion. Who will i have ice cream with?
I cried at the end credit battle of Nier Automata, mainly because I didn't expect something like it when the game has already, supposedly, ended
*"Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons"*
Absolutely beautiful story perfectly complemented by the unique gameplay mechanics that actually add to the themes of the game. By the end I was a mess.
Had this in my comment too, nice to see it went down well with others. I actually emailed the Devs after playing it to thank them for such a great game - and they replied as well. I bought A way out purely cos of who developed it to support them, still never played it 🤣 could never find anyone to play through it with me despite them getting it for free if they did.
😪Season one the walking dead telltale 😭 "keep that hair short" I'll miss u"
& RDR2 Morgan says "thank you" to his horse 😒 I said that to car before I sold it and to another car when I wrecked it 🤦
This was the only game that has ever reduced me to a sobbing mess. No movie has ever moved me as much as this game.
Mass effect 2 project overlord dlc that ending always makes me cry like a baby
MAKE IT STOP!!!!
That was so rough. I don't know how anyone could choose the renegade option.
It all seemed harmless..
That hit home for me too because my younger brother has autism.
The ending to Medal of Honor Wrfighter got me to cry. Was like being at a real funeral at Arlington Cemetary.
Nier Automata? Really speaks to people with depression and nihilism
Final Fantasy XV... end of that absolutely wrecked me. Sobbing for days!
@@osricen Agreed. Pretty sure I was in tears for the last half hour of the game or something ridiculous like that.
osricen I was almost crying too at the end tbfh
Zack's death is more powerful
especially because you went through this entire journey with Gladio, Prompto and Ignis. The part when Ignis was blind also had me crying
Borderlands 2's main story and Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep.
TTAoDK ending was the biggest gut punch Gearbox has given me since dedicating only a single story DLC for the Pre-Sequel
you excited for borderlands 3?
Ugh, it was Roland and his stupid statue, wasn't it? Meh.
@@hyperionman420 well for The Tiny Tina DLC, in the main story it was the death of Angel Jack's reaction to it, and the death of Roland and Sanctuary's reaction to it.
Yeah, Tina's admission Roland was dead was heartbreaking. The girl who plays her is such a great voice actress - crazy considering she actually wasn't.
Bloodwing really hit me in the gut too. I liked Jack until that point despite him being the bad guy, after that I wanted him hurt.
Mass Effect 3: Funnily enough it wasn't the ending or Thane/Mordin/Legions death (although Legion almost got me) but when Liara enters your dorm to talk about the time capsule, with that piano in the background, facing the reality that the doomsday clock is about to hit midnight and you're first faced with the possibility that you may not make it out alive of the eradication of the Reapers
The last time you say goodbye to the squad in ME3.
Specially Garrus... "There's not Shepard without Vakarian"
Literally just reading your comment made me teary
Ikr!? I choked up just writing the comment, god damn beautiful game
Jules is too evil to cry at a video game that's why he isn't in this video. 🤣🤣
The only thing that makes Jules cry is a lack of bikini DLC. And all our mums.
He does love the mums.
Jules cried in the last video they did like this, about That Dragon Cancer. It was the only part of the video that made me emotional
Too evil? No he's just a dickhead.
Lemme just pick up that mic you dropped mate
Finding Dom’s wife on Gears of War 2
And then Dom committing suicide/sacrifice in Gears 3.
When Dom sacrificed himself coupled with him telling his wife that he is coming back to her broke me.
"Which game story reduced you to years? "
The story of Iris von Everec.
Honestly I feel sad for Olgeird. He did what he did out of love and he lost everything because of it
@@fanuelnduna8191 I don't honestly because.
1. He was responsible for everything, his motives and greed.
2. He is still alive which means he can better future
3. He killed Iris. He didn't take care of Iris and didn't let her go with her parents. She does because of sadness and loneliness.
4. Even before his deal with odimm, he was still a thief and bandit.
The Final Season of The Walking Dead. Seeing Clementine and Lee hug and she tells him after they hug "I'm tired of running"...wow.
Nier, near the start fot the second playthrouhg, the grandma story. Also, Final Fantasy VIII, stranded in space.
Horizon zero dawn got me...I miss my mom
For me it was Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core. The ending when Zack looks up to the sky and asks Did I do it? Did I finally become a hero? That line just struck so much weight into my soul.
The most recent one for me was "What remains of Edith Finch". It probably contributed a lot that I had just learned that my little sister was pregnant with my first nephew.
Yes, they are both fine :)
God some of the stories in that game are like an emotional Hammer of Dawn to the face.
@@aVerySmugeaf yeah, like the "fish factory" if you ever have, or have known someone who suffers from depression. That game hits so many different notes very well in such a short time without making it feel superficial
@@JD-hp8rz fish factory and the bath tub are definitely the highlights
@@aVerySmugeaf - The bath tub was something that I'm still not sure if I'm over. It's a whimsical, fun bit of gaming until it slowly starts to dawn on you what's likely coming (I don't think that I'd caught that every story centered on death yet). And you want to stop it. You have to stop it, but the song and the playing carry on. That innocence mixed with the merriment mixed with the tragedy, and not only seeing it from the kid's perspective but also, as a parent, understanding how easy it is to have such a conversation turn you away for what seems like a brief, insignificant moment... holy crap.
@@malindemunich2883 realizing as well that what you are seeing are the last delusions of an oxygen starved baby, oof just...man
Cortana saying to Master Chief. "Don't make a girl a promise. If you know you can't keep it." Was an emotional moment during Halo 2.
Been playing games for years and I think this was one of the first real emotional storytelling moments that got me, playing Halo 2 all the way through to the end and all of a sudden she was saying goodbye
The ending of Valiant Hearts: The Great War, gets me every time :(
The most recent for me was Middle Earth: Shadow of War, when after my last siege defence, I got to know of Talion's fate. How he finally succumbed to Isilder's ring, how he joined The Nine but the moment that hit me the most was after the One Ring was destroyed and Talion finally died, and seeing him, the tired warrior, shed the weight he's been carrying, the fight that he has fought for decades was truly heart wrenching. I kind of love stories like that of finding peace at the end of the line and that ending made my eyes burn with unshed years for a man, even if the novels acknowledged him, who's story will go forever untold. All hail Talion, the Gravewalker who fought not for conquest but for the future of the land he loves.
Jak 3 hit it for me, because of the ending of the previous game as well. Knowing that you sent your younger self away to safety, but realising that your character's father never got to say goodbye... that tore my heartstrings.
Mother 3: THE... WHOLE... DAMN... GAME! (especially Chapter 6: Sunflower Fields)
The final fight makes me teary eyed every time, and seeing the debug scenes that was cut from the game and piecing them all together whist you fight the final boss made me cry even more.
Mother 3, corniest RPG ever. I luved Earthbound, Mother 3, not so much...
@@hepwo91222 Corniest? PUHLEASE if you didn't cry or like it you got no soul
Open the game with a dinosaur biting "mother" in the heart and then saving the tooth as a weapon? Set an odd tone, thought of it more as a corny dark comedy with humor at the level of dad jokes. Earthbound was a waaaaay better game.
@@hepwo91222 sorry for barging into this convo but i.. feel the exact opposite. both games are crazy weird, but i feel like theres more of a method to the madness in mother 3, like using the same weapon/tooth that killed your wife, to kill someone else's mother holds so much emotional value. whereas earthbound just. drowns me in blatant bizarreness... im still not over the giant barf who runs a factory, using slave labor, behind a waterfall that i have to wait 3 minutes to get into
@@dummy5974 Both games are strange, but I felt that a group of teens in modern times with special powers to save the world in 90's USA, for me was easier to relate to than the oddball cast like Flint (a farmer that lost his wife to a dinosaur on a family trip without him?), Duster (some weird sneaky thief like guy tasked with stealing from a castle?), or Lucas (boy that lost his mom to a dinasaur attack?). Sorry, Earthbound was just easier to relate to as odd as it was and was more original. Mother 3 was more like, well we're outta ideas for this style of RPG, lets add music/rhythm combat and characters that no one can relate to...
“I gave you all I had” - Arthur Morgan
"Go I'll catch up with you later" - John Marston
Nier Automata. Particularly playthrough 3. That game gets real violent with your emotions if you get invested in the characters. Also the secret ending. Seeing all those players come to help, finally beating it and getting the option to aid others, but losing all your progress. The realization that those players lost everything to help someone they dont even know actually caught me very off guard.
Kingdom hearts series; after that many games it finally came to an end in 3, and I was bawling the entire keyblade graveyard, whether it be the beautiful score by yoko shimomura: the other promise/vector to the heavens; or all the “deaths” that final level was depressing.
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, Persona 3, And maybe Nier, can't remember.
Duuuuuuude crisis core. Nobody talks about it and fucking hell that tune at the end shattered me. Finished it in the summer of '07, it was the only game to make me feel I read an epic narrative. Long live Zack Fair ✊🏼
And I refused to finish Nier because how it was starting to make me feel lmao, stopped at the D run through
Valiant Hearts ending, Theme of the Celestials in Okami, and Aunt May’s death in Spider-Man....
Valiant hearts tears your heart out, steps on it, puts in on a blender, pisses on it and then puts it back in. damn the trailer carries more emotions than most games combined!
I forgot about Valiant Hearts. That one got me too.
BioShock 2: Thoughout the game ur trying to get ur daughter back & she's learning from ur actions. In the end u die but ur action shape her. The good ending broke me since u can die happy knowing she's going to a good person
Borderlands recent dlc.....scooter mission when he says he has to catch a ride to heaven.....just wrecked my heart
Nier: Automata - the machine children after Pascal taught them fear... and the consequences.
The Witcher 3 (spoiler) : When Ciri died and geralt got that depressing lonely ending , that made me cry in the toilet
FINALY SOMEBODY ! left me utterly done .
I hope you got a better ending in Blood & Wine!
Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core...
You know the ending that Zack won't make it if you even played FF VII or watched FF VII Advent Children.
But the way it was delivered, when he lets Cloud go, and gives him his sword, just like his mentor did for him.
Then all those flashbacks from his mentor, Cissnei trying to go save him and tell him her real name, Aerith reacting to the moment he dies, the god damn sad music. One of those few times i actually cried
I’m so glad the beginning of Firewatch was mentioned. That game’s opening section was so unexpected and tragic. It was like watching the start of a Pixar movie where you have to cry before your adventure can begin.
End of crisis core kinda like ewan reasoning the game made forget it's a prequel to ff7 so when Zach death occurred it hit me hard
Witcher 3. When Geralt finds Ciri.
These are the best kinds of videos you lot do. Just people who clearly have a love for video games and do a right fine job in articulating why.
The end of Spider-Man riddled me with tears like tons of people. The other moment that really kills me now was when Stan Lee shows up to say how Peter and Mary Jane were always his favorite. I played the game at launch and i truly loved the scene. When i went back to play if after Stan had died it absolutely ruined me and i had to pause to compose myself.
Telltale's the walking dead season 1. That choice in the end had me dead.
Max Payne. When Max comes home to find his wife and child murdered. I wept.
Yeah, those were some highly unexpected feels... Just reading this comment has me a bit flushed
Red Dead Redemption 2, watching Arthur get diagnosed with Tuberculosis and dying from it on the cliff.
Mass Effect trilogy, Final Fantasy 10, Final Fantasy 15, Life is Strange and there are a few more but if I had to pick one - it's Mass Effect trilogy. I'm 28 and I cry everytime I replay it, multiple times because there's a lot of touching moments, especially with all the DLCs and Exctended Cut ending. Such a journey!
To The Moon is the king, followed by What Remains of Edith Finch. What a couple of sad sons of a...
KamEAleX
I thought overall A Bird Story and Finding Paradise was more impactful but almost all Free Bird games are some of the most emotionally driven stories to be found in games.
Kingdom hearts 358/2... that games ending had my eyes slightly glazed
I have to Shout Out to the Moment in The Walking Dead Season 3. When Javier is given the decision to break a Promise to his Papa or Keep it and let his Brother basically bludgen him and continually Love his brother despite all the Horrible things he has done up to that point. Most games always force you to take Action or attain Justice in some way but this Game, This Moment allows you to honor a Promise made at the very beginning and it tore me apart when it flashes back to the scene with his Pa before the Outbreak started.
I always tear up at the end of Ocarina when Zelda sends Link back. There’s this whole message about the end of childhood and I was playing the game when my childhood was coming to an end. It just gets me every time.
Borderlands 2: Bunkers & Badasses DLC ending. Tiny Tina destroyed me.
Dude right? The whole story she was trying to neglect the fact Roland is gone. But the end she accepts it and it's just so damn touching. Excited to see her return in 3!
Klonoa - the ending
Star Fox Assault - Peppy and James scenes near the end
Fire Emblem Three Houses - Jeralt
mrHowlll So spoilers, but as sad as Jeralts fate was, and it was sad, he had literally no chance to survive.
When I was playing, I actually wrote down what I called my “Jerry Checklist” because he had so many “doomed for tragic death” Here’s what I had.
Old Mentor figure
Battle scarred
Called “The greatest knight who ever lived”
Kind but gruff
Only parent left
Only person who distrusts potentially evil group
Has a secret to tell you
Gives you your moms wedding ring
Uses phrase “there’s never any time” when regarding secret
Has spotty past
Honorable beyond anyone else’s level
A way better choice then the player to lead resistance group or army
Muddies the water about the whole deal of flames story.
Has been running your whole life
You can’t bond, give gifts or recruit him
Seriously his personality is just a series of tropes. I loved Jerry, but he had NO chance
Journey. When you pick yourself up from that mountain top and start to fly and the music swells and the penny starts to drop about what's just happened.....I was in bits. Some of the best use of music I've ever experienced in a game.
Returning to Shadow moses on MGS4 absolutely killed me. All those flashbacks and how well that was pieced together will always be my favourite moment in gaming. Lump in my throat just thinking about that and the Battle at the end.
how is life is strange not on this list?
I'm not going to lie, Cory in the house on the ds made me cry for about 47 hours straight after I beat it
Do people seriously still find this funny?
Guess so
@@haggisyabaw4704 Nothing funny about this, play that game and you'll cry as well.
I did but it wasn't that upsetting
When Tiny Tina breaks down in Assault on Dragon Keep in Borderlands 2 tho. That's a hell of a gut punch.
SENUA'S SACRIFICE is an amazing piece of work. Especially amazing when you consider that the woman who plays Senua isn't an actress. She was just one of the video editors at the game company who they gt to test the tech because she had the right body type. But she was so good they offered her the role.
Life is Strange: sad tears
That Dragon, Cancer: destroyed me
Days Gone: happy tears
For me. FF XV that bromance that song all of it. I cried
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explores of Sky made me legitimately cry at the end.
Dark Cloud 1: Ungaga's flashback. I got rlly emotional watching his brief backstory and just to mention one time a friend was over during it and I could tell he got teary eyed too.
FYI: Rewatching this again because I think Rachel is such a sweet person. Her telling the story brings me to tears too. It's amazing how much a story can move our hearts!
The first game that made me feel sad was Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core.
Super Mario Galaxy Rosalina story book. Literally one of the most saddest moments in any video game history period that can even make a grown man cry.
I’m so glad Hellblade is on here. Not only is it one of the few games to legitimately bring me to tears, it felt like I had just played a 7 hour therapy session and made a breakthrough. When the credits rolled, I felt a huge weight off my shoulders. That game changed me
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. If that game doesn't get you, you're heartless.
Also, Journey was a tough one on the old tear ducts.
100% these.
RDR 1 and 2 have broken me both times. But RDR2 had me bawling, still the most powerful video game story I’ve ever experienced.
RDR = Manly tears 😢😢😢😢
RDR2 = Bawling Tears 😭😭😭😭
After watching PlayStation Access' MGS 3 playthrough. When The Boss fought Nathan and Dave.
Spider-Man 2018 from the final boss battle to Aunt May's death was so emotional.
Also I almost started crying when Rach did. Bless her heart 💕💕💕
She got me with that too.
Persona 5, the ending gave me both happy and sad tears, happy that everything was ok, sad that such a masterpiece was over
For me it's Max Payne 2 and Life is Strange
I just cry at everything. However weirdly anime and JRPGs make me cry more than realistic stuff
I have the same with games in general. I literally feel more compassion and empathy towards game characters than real life people...
@@Podcir If what you said is true, I feel real sorry for you cause your life must be so sad.
@@justinchristy9047 I have to disappoint You, I consider myself a very happy person :) I should specify my previous comment - I feel more compassion and empathy towards game character than MOST of real life people. I do care about the closest ones and that's pretty much about it. I don't think I have ever seriously, counsciously hurt any person that is or was dear to me.
@@Podcir Why would you disappoint me? I gain nothing if you are either happy or sad. I just thought the way you phrased your sentence that you have no real life people to love or care, so you create a virtual reality to be your reality.
Edit : Also I didn't see the word "MOST" real life people in your first post.
@@justinchristy9047 well, now you have the word 'most' so I guess that changes everything :)
I think for me, the first time I've ever truly cried, was when I was first introduced to Marcus' owner/teacher. Now, you may think that "well that's stupid" but here's what he did.
My grandfather passed away a few years ago to dimentia and his entire body just shutted down. To those that don't know my grandfather, he was the type who would stop everything and help someone in need and treat them like family. Marcus' owner, acted in every way like him before his dying day. He didn't treat him like a machine or a thing. He treated him like a fellow human being and part of the family. He was sincere, taught him a bit about being human and discovering something about himself that Marcus never knew himself. Him and my grandfather were so alike, that it almost was like seeing and talking to him again. I had to stop because I was having a hard time seeing the screen and make honest choices.
For me, it was the last chapter of Samurai Warriors: Spirit of Sanada. Seeing from his perspective everything Yukimura went through, the allies who had abandoned him, his efforts to protect Osaka castle being undermined by politics... and in the end, when he's basically the only one left on his side, he gives it all in one last desperate charge on the Tokugawa camp.
The opening to Ori and the Blind Forest.
Just a shame the ending felt like such a major league cop out.
I’m pretty sure Metal Gear Solid 4 is the only game I ever shed a tear over tbh
Benji's monotone voice just amplifies this video's sombreness to a next level that makes your soul cut some onions
the owl fight in ori and the blind forest made me have an oh god what have i done reaction.
Last of Us is the GOAT when it comes to tear jerking..........Esp when Joel says, "Ellie.....You are treading on some mighty thin ice here"......Troy Baker delivers that line like a man who has lost everything he has ever loved........Love that game lads....
My top three:
The Last of Us
Life is Strange
Shadow of the Colossus
How is Ori and the blind forest not here?
Rdr2, didn’t cry but made me reflect which can be rare with games.
God of war (PS4), every time time Kratos nearly has a moment with the boy but pulls back. Then...
Starcraft 2, end cinematic of Heart of the Swarm quite specifically for me.
The "lovestory" between Jim Raynor and Sarah Kerrigan got to me in a way I'd never imagined. Their saying goodbye and thanks to each other at the end of Heart of the Swarm, after finally "avenging" everything that had happened to them by Mengsk's hands broke me.
Arthur Morgan's story.
Kingdom Hearts 3. Not because of any real emotional impact, but because the game disappointed me so damn severly...
No truer words have ever been spoken about this game.
Wow its that bad?
@@tysean0816 I wouldn't say it's bad, it just the over ten year wait, made people think that it was going to be the god of all games. Our expectations got built to high for what we got. I love KH3 but I still think KH2 is better.
Rach absolutely nailed the first response that came to mind for me with Ori, but the one that almost got me worse was the end of Season 1 of Telltale's Walking Dead. Watching and experiencing the pain of Clementine watching Lee go through the final stages of succumbing to the zombie bite is one of the toughest in-game experiences I've had. That you'd spent so long with them made it hit all the harder.
The moment Senua says, "Good-bye, my love" in Hellblade.