Games that made you emotional

@klausiboy Of course. There were many times I teared up in D&D and Shadowrun because of losing a party member (or myself), haha.

Well, I one time felt so uncomfortable in a pen n paper session that I simply had to quit. It's a pretty long story, but I'll just mention the most important details. My character had grown up in a small village and he was the kind of guy that knew everybody. But one time when he returned to the village it was burned to the ground. My group and I were being chased, so we didn't have time to mourn the dead properly. Instead my character, while still fleeing would sit down every night and cut a little wooden figure in memory of a villager. I, as the player made drawings of the wooden figures and came up with small stories for the villagers. The point is, I grew kind of attached to the villagers. Later on, we learned that there were survivors being held as prisoners. After a while we ended up finally reaching the survivors, only catch was we were surrounded by literally the 13 strongest villains in the campaign, so we couldn't do anything to save them. Instead we had to sit and watch while each and everyone got executed. And I simply couldn't handle that

Aw, that sounds like a bad DM. Sorry you had to go through that. The plot hook was great (Learning that there are survivors of your home village that's been destroyed), but not being able to do anything to save them is just bad storytelling and sadistic.

Yeah, I wouldn't say he was a bad DM through and through though. We were often put in desperate and kinda uncomfortal situations, but the payoff of suceeding in those situations felt just as amazing. The only problem with that last session was that we literally had no options to succeed. That desperate feeling, and no way to do anything was very emotional

Jean's finale in her arc on Lunar 2: Eternal Blue, as well as a specific scene with Ruby on the same game, is the first things that come to mind. I won't say much because spoiling it ruins the whole experience. XD;; Let's just say there is never a stronger female character than Jean in that game and I relate to her so much - we have similar "backgrounds" and she is what drove home my passion to make RPGs (I wanted to make games before hand, but she solidified the desire to make games with stories than impact people) I really think young girls should have the opportunity to play that game and use Jean as a role model. ^ u^ Much better than the pop idols you see today anyway.

Oh boyy KH and FF games definitely but ace attorney made me super emotional sometimes and persona 3 also kept me up for a few days

Definetley Mass Effect series, done the 3rd one, I haven't experienced something like that at all, after that I just had to go through the first two.

I got done with Nier: Automata recently, and I was not expecting to sob at the end of the final playthrough. It was so unexpected, even the true final credits sequence was moving.

Doki Doki Literature Club, I didn't know what would happen and got attached to the girls, oops and also league of legends when I have to play with apes, thats a true hit you in the feels kind of game.

dragon age inquisition to be honest lol and until dawn. emotional not in the sense of being sad - but like those two games made me feel for the characters and situations. shit like that.