Be honest now, what was the last game that made you cry?

>>713868060 (OP)
Death Stranding 2

>>713868060 (OP)
I don't remember

>>713868060 (OP)
Hotline Miami 2

Expedition 33

>>713869340
my nigger

>>713868060 (OP)
infamous 2

>>713868060 (OP)
I don’t cry at video games

Nine Sols made me tear up a little, if you mean caused genuine distress and anguish it was probably the time my sister deleted a bunch of n64 games from our Wii lol

Not really crying because I don't do that shit, but the ending of Oblivion made me feel empty and sad inside.

>>713868060 (OP)
Metal gear solid 3
If you know you know

>>713870343
it's ok bro sean bean is used to it

>>713868060 (OP)
The ending of Astro Bot

>>713868060 (OP)
i can't remember.

Nier tomato
teared up a bit at the end credits

>>713868060 (OP)
I got sad when /ourguys/ died after the fight.

>>713870601
>never made it to the basement
Pee Wee had a rough life.

>>713870649
>he still believes in the basement

>>713870690
Just give him his bike back, you bitch.

>>713868060 (OP)
A lot of games made me sad
The only two games that really got to me were PMD: Explorers of Sky and Mother 3

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. The elf dude was based

>>713868060 (OP)
Spiritfarer cause its a game about the loss and death

>>713868060 (OP)
Probably Va-11 Hall-A. Wasn't really expecting it either.
>>713870132
Based
>>713870162
You live life with no whimsy

>>713869151
Seconded

test #2

>>713870898
test failed, time to die Anonymous

I don't think a single video game has a genuinely tear-jerking moment. Maybe tears out of boredom at some games?
Video game writing is so far below basically any other media, it's not even comparable.

>>713868060 (OP)
>I will miss you guys.

Fallout 4 when shaun got a mystery illness he refused to elaborate on.

Once after I got the Voided ending and realized how much of it I personally related to.
And then again when I cleared Cif's Challenge. The music in this game really is something else.

FFX

>>713868060 (OP)
Life

>>713871445
Which was it?
>Al Bhed home basement revelation
>Reconciling with dad before beating his ass
>the goodbye

Mine was Ghost of Tsushima when I first played it early last year. I was holding it together before the last fight until they make you pause and write a poem. Can't lie, it got me good.

>>713870641
I just expect everything to die in souls games, Sekiro was a little better about it but Elden ring took it a step further and kills off all the quest givers or turns them in to the fantasy equivalent of a bobble head

>>713868060 (OP)
*the only game

>>713868060 (OP)
>Be honest now, what was the last game that made you cry?
Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons.
No other game had a bullshit and disappointing outcome. The whole journey felt pointless.

>>713870989

Saying goodbye to my friends in Persona 4

>>713868060 (OP)
Red dead 2
>b-but
Shut up. It was kino

The credits of mass effect
https://youtu.be/ZYnjoRbODfQ

>>713872664
To me the menu screen hits harder, idk why. Its got that serenity and tranquility that makes you feel like you're watching the sun set after a legendary battle for the sake of everything.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_JVEXDrJYg

Slightly embarrassing but it was Metaphor Refantazio a couple of days ago. I despised that game pretty much the whole way through but the whole final hour or so with the dungeon and lead up to the boss was fantastic. I hope Galica's VA continues to work for years to come.

Do people really cry while playing video games?

I have never ever done that and I highly doubt that I ever will in my entire lifetime

I understand getting emotional over a scenario in a movie because real people are involved but you’re crying over these low quality production cutscenes ?

It’s just a video game bro don't let it get to your head

>>713873151
Movies are far shorter -> there is less investment.
Movies give you no agency -> you give less shits about what's happening.

If anything, crying over a movie seems more strange than getting emotional over a game

>>713868060 (OP)
Astlibra Revisions.
Finished it last year around october.
I had to stop for a moment to wipe the tears off my eyes when the Hero confessed to Anulis.
https://youtu.be/UQlCBkOXbrg?si=-y4N4NEfEW8Jvz0j

>>713872939
Yeah that's pretty legendary too, but I never cried to the main menu lol

It makes me tear up just listening to travelers and thinking about sentient beings lifting each other up, becoming hope for one another. One of the most inspiring games.

>>713873151
people cry over video game characters, anon.

>>713873508
Movies are shorter but generally way better written with more immersion.

And what you’re saying doesnt really make sense. Are you more likely to cry over a long video game as opposed to a shorter one? So longer games affect your emotions and you will easily cry by the end because you are really invested?

And how does having played with a controller or m&k justify crying over a video game? If it had something to do with having agency, do you cry because you suck at the game? Because the game will inevitably arrive to narrative cutscene as long as you checked off some boxes and if you think that gives you the right to burst into tears then I don’t know what to tell you

If you want to cry over video games go for it, thats on you. I just think it’s really weird and even weirder how you’re justifying it

Have fun, just don’t cry too much

>>713874616
>Movies are shorter but generally way better written with more immersion
Not sure what movies you have in mind. Modern slop surely don't cut it, it's all flashes and CGI for masses

>>713868060 (OP)
Omori when I was really deep in my alcoholism. I'm glad I don't live like that anymore

>>713873151
I cry all the time. Sometimes I remember a game or a character and tear up. I'm a huge crybaby lol.

>>713868060 (OP)
Silent Hill 2 I think.

>>713871563
same unfortunately, life's worse 100% of the time