Have you ever cried because of a video game?
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Arthur's journey teared me up a bit in RDR2.
Edit: I JUST REMEMBERED JACKIE MA FROM SLEEPING DOGS
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TF2, when I get repeatedly owned by the same enemy. Especially if they're a soldier with love heart cosmetics.
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If a character dies and I liked them enough to feel sad then I usually just quit the game. Theres no point to play beyond that. Like cyberpunk 2077 I really liked Jackie and when he died I just quit half an hour later. I've picked up the game a few times since but its really not the same without my homie.
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Yes, many times, ff7 was the first
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How comes no one mentioned plague tale (both games) ?
I don't know how good the English voice acting is, but in French it was really poignant.Yeah, this is the series that stands out for me, the ending of innocence really got to me
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Gris. For real, go play it if you havent. Worth the story.
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- NIER Replicant
- Red Dead Redemption 1
- Everhood 1
- Final Fantasy VII Remake
- Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 the intro already fucked me right up. Not done the game yet.
- Metal Gear Solid 4
- Planescape: Torment
Probably more but can't remember.
The microwave crawl in MGS4 had tears streaming down my face without me realizing it until the end of the section.
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Nier and Signalis are the first two that come to mind
Honestly also Minecraft but that was mostly because I was playing during a bad time and the ost kicked in
Signalis is absolutely excellent
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Honkai: Star Rail has made me ugly cry twice in the last two story patches. I didn't expect it, but the story of the Flamechase has been super emotional for me. "You shall walk with greed and die over petty change".
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I have sensitive eyes. Any modern AAA graphics makes them go red instantly and my eyes start leaking within 30 minutes.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
An absolute emotional rollercoaster start to end.
33/33 would recommend
Just finished the main quest last night. My head is still spinning. Best story driven game I've played in some time if not all time for me. They really did a great job everywhere.
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I don't get too emotional at games, but I do at music.... and even though I was laughing my ass off with joy at Metal Gear Solid 2, I cried at the ending because I just enjoyed it so much and the music hit me in the feels.
Other than that... not really. I had the most emotional investment in a game with the Mass Effect series, but by the end of 3, I was kinda checked-out when everyone was getting offed. I was already over it.
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- RDR2 of course: I had tears streaming down my face when Arthur said "I guess, I guess I'm afraid." Such an incredible performance from Roger Clark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbRHOt4EAoY
- Titanfall 2: "Protocol 3: Protect the pilot"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Rdx1g_4bo
- The Witcher 3: A few times, it's just a really good set of storytelling and cinematics all around, and I absolutely love games where your choices determine the outcomes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_ZH2qqlOqs
- Cyberpunk 2077: When a close friend died, when V had to make a major decision at the end of the game, and when V has to make a decision to choose an ending in Phantom Liberty.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF68EpmCxBI
There are certainly more games I probably have shed a tear or two or many playing, but those are the ones that immediately fill me with emotion looking back
Also all of these are spoilers lol, so don't watch them if you haven't played the games, but thankfully, none of them are recent releases
Arthur Morgan is such an exceptional character. Everything about him, the writing, the voice and performance actor, the choices, the character development, all his different relationships
Absolute masterpiece of a game.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
An absolute emotional rollercoaster start to end.
33/33 would recommend
The only game I have sat still as the credits rolled absolutely dumbfounded for at least 30 minutes
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RDR2 almost did that to me at the end
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TF2, when I get repeatedly owned by the same enemy. Especially if they're a soldier with love heart cosmetics.
How about trolldier wearing the gibus
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Arthur Morgan is such an exceptional character. Everything about him, the writing, the voice and performance actor, the choices, the character development, all his different relationships
Absolute masterpiece of a game.
Arthur is by far my favorite video character of all time.
V as voiced by Cherami Leigh is probably second for me. Playing in first person only, where you never see V’s face except when looking in a mirror, creates another layer of making decisions as you embody the character through the playthroughs, with pretty much every voice line chosen by you, and then seeing the outcomes of your choices (similar to RDR2) is what makes open world story-driven RPGs so excellent
