If you've ever experienced grief, then Gris. I still listen to the beautiful soundtrack regularly
this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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Disco Elysium shattered me half a dozen times. Two moments in particular made me step away from my desk and go on a walk. It's the best-written game I've ever played.
Firewatch. Gorgeous, emotionally honest game that wrings you out.
Inside. More of a stressful, cathartic cry, but it applies.
Mass Effect 3 - but only if you play the first two. Incredible story that beats you over the head with yearning .
Les Soldats Inconnus
God of War: Ragnarok got me close to bawling. Father son moments always get me in movies and games, and this was one of the best.
I still need to play the first (rebooted) one. Also I game on PC, so I gotta wait for Sony to give the OK to the devs to port it over like they did woth the first one.
Bastion hit me like no other game really has. The start of supergiants fantastic game repertoire and I feel it gets overlooked due to its age. The music and narration is fantastic, and the story that unfolds is beautiful.
I mean, you could try one of Jason Oda's games. Continue?9876543210 or Waking.
Ghost Trick is a very twisty game, but a few of the twists had me tearing up.