Games that hit you in the feels

One game that hit me in the feels pretty good was MGS 4. It had a lot of fan service type moments, like:

• Returning to Shadow Moses: wow, just replaying that level brought me back and certainly hit me in the feels
• Controlling Metal Gear Rex: just when you thought Shadow Moses was enough, you get to take control of Metal Gear Rex. Absolutely nuts! Not many moments like that in a game.
• The 1 on 1 fight with Liquid/Ocelot. Hearing the MGS music play and change each round was incredible.

How about you, GD? What games hit you in the feels?

Red Moon story arc in Makai Senki Disgaea_

If you know, you know.

Needless to say I cried at its conclusion. Also here is a cover for English translation_

@SolidGame_basic: Max payne 1 & 2. Great storyline based games that truly play upon emotions.

Resident Evil 1. Good plot line as well.

1. Legend of Dragoon; good storyline and battle mechanics (classic rpg)
2. Resident Evil Series; the well known game. :D
3. Final Fantasy X; For me, this is the most splendid storyline. I really cant get over what happened to the MC (will not spoil this part) :D

Fable

Detroit Become Human

To a lesser degree KOTOR, Super Spike V-Ball, P.T.O. II.

Quantum Break

I can just keep replaying that game as I believe the story and characters are just so powerful.

When our main character Jack Joyce tells Beth Wilder he'll come back for her at the end I shed a tear every time.

Besides that I always pick Sean Durrie to accompany me as I genuinly feel bad for the guy for not being able to play Jack Joyce and being replaced with a TV actor instead. He was the one who played Jack Joyce in the original reveal.

I'm replaying this right now and just love how this game messes with me:

Should I treat the androids like robots, are they human? are they something in between, or are they something new?

Very powerful game.

@blackra1n:

I came here to say Legend of Dragoon as well. The translations were poor but you could still get the storyline, just came off a bit more cheezy than it probably should have.

• Playing Mirror's Edge in VR for the first on my Oculus Rift seeing the world in VR was a gaming dream come true
• When the song Tears played by the band Health in Max Payne 3 at the airport level for the first time
• Flying the private jet above the clouds in GTA:SA with free bird playing in cinematic view
• Decapitating a enemy solider in F.E.A.R. with the shotgun
• Cruising in a sports car near ocean beach in Vice City with the Flock of Seagulls playing
• Spec Ops The Line: ending

• Saying goodbye to the gang in Persona 4 Golden with the credits rolling and Never More playing.
• The ending of SOMA. Can't say anything without spoiling it.
• Alan Wake's story is one of the most immersive experiences I've had in a video game.

*flips to Never More on YouTube* … 🥹