"It's like listening to someone on the internet who can't get a date." "I've got a good job. I've got a nice car. I've got all the DLC." Absolutely brilliant!
Killing The Boss in Metal Gear Solid 3. I'm still not over it and the fact that the game just sits there until you press the button makes it even worse.
I know this is painfully mainstream but: the *ending to FFX* broke my heart. Not just for what happens because you care about the characters and such, but because I related to it so much. "...I have to go. I'm sorry I couldn't show you Zanarkand." "No! (her face when she's on the floor... just hits me) ... I love you." "All the friends that we have lost, and the dreams that have faded. Never forget them."
Oh my God! This moment was so powerful. I literally had never heard a character in a game straight up tell another “I love you”. It was so jarring (in a good way), and to this day sticks with me.
@@satyasyasatyasya5746 How did you feel about the ending to FFX-2? You find out just how far Yuna is willing to go to have him back.... hoo boy.... And then Wakka makes THAT joke! Given what Wakka did between X and X-2 though... hehe, it made sense for him to go there.
@@marhawkman303 Even with the official Piggyback guide, I just wasn't good enough to 100% FFX-2. It was always a 97% game for me haha but I did get the FMV where Tidus comes back (just not the in-game scene at Zanarkand). I actually like FFX-2, its colourful, campy, playful, some of the music is great but I didn't like it as much as FFX and some of the mini-games make me want to kill myself and I become seriously angry because I'll never be able to do them right or whatever. As for the end, I wasn't too interested in Wakka haha but I did cry, the music is great and its nice that Yuna could be with him again, but I can't help but wonder if they had gone for a more serious tone and changed the game a little, it could have been very interesting to have Tidus never come back. The game could be about closure and moving on, or learning to accept grief and loss. She could triumph in other ways. I guess there aren't many games where you or the main character *don't* get what you/they want in the end. Having said that, it is great to see a character go so far and change. Its a little odd at times and tonally inconsistent but yeh, I appreciate the game. Yuna is a great character and in some ways I do buy her friendship with the other girls and its also notable that she never feels as if she "just can't cope" without Tidus. She wants him back sure, she'll go to the ends of Spira for him sure, but there is an ending and even a *choice* not to have Tidus back and I think that's actually quite powerful. She's a person in her own right, not just "the girl" at a man's side who would be/is the real star. She can do fine without him, and she will if you get the basic endings. In a twist of cliches, the man is the reward for the woman in the game haha
Never cried over a video game before. Not even in FFVII or VIII, both games I was highly in love with. But LoU, this f'ing game goes and makes me embrace tears. If it wasn't such a sad moment, I'd say that the fact that it resonates with so many people is actual quite endearing and beautiful.
Fallout 4. Not the storyline, but the Environmental Storytelling. The particular one that got me was Big Al’s Salvage Yard. The guy built himself a fallout shelter from a buried train, got his family down there when the bombs dropped and they seemed to be safe. There’s a radio on repeat, calling out for help as the generator has shut off and vacuum-sealed the door shut. They’re running out of oxygen but can’t open the door themselves to restart the jenny. When you get down there, you find two small graves, and two skeletons holding eachother on the bed. One thing Bethesda does very well is environmental storytelling
Definitely, though moments from the original would also work too tbh I love the original's story and characters even better, though the gameplay is definitely worse
Only played it last year and its my new favorite game. Got a whole new level the second play though with the twist so clear your like how did I miss this lol amazing writing! Its changed my view on story telling! Did anyone else think 9s was a robot that hacked a android as well when his play though started as one? lol
Final Fantasy X. Towards the end, you start to see all the pieces of the puzzle coming together as you learn about Zanarkand, Sin, and the Fayth. And it dawns on you that something is going to happen to Tidus. But something gives you hope - you're going to defeat Sin in a way that it's never been defeated before; maybe the Fayth is wrong? You've spent dozens if not hundreds of hours falling in love with Spira and its characters and you're so invested in seeing their happily ever afters. So, you go on. You crush Seymour for the last time (AAAAND *STAY* DOWN), then you go through the heart-wrenching scene where Tidus and Jecht meet. You beat Jecht. You beat your own aeons, who you've come to cherish as pets. You beat Yu Yevon. You beat Sin. Then, it happens. The music - which throughout the last few boss encounters has been an epic headbanging symphony with a freakin' heavy metal climax - is stripped away to just a few notes on the piano, climbing upwards but never resolving, mirroring the longing in Yuna's eyes as she watches Tidus fade away into nothing. She's selflessly dedicated her entire life to serving and protecting the people of Spira, never allowing herself so much as a few selfish seconds to watch a sunset she knows could be her last. She's done everything that was asked of her and more, and now she has to watch the one thing she wants for herself disappear before her eyes. I'll never get tired of watching it. What a way to end a story.
Nah the real end is in X-2. :D At first you think she's just having fun and she does have fun, but she has a plan that takes the whole game to complete, and she gets what she wants in the end. ... As Wakka says "get a room you two!"
Bit of an underrated one: Spec Ops the Line. So many distraught scenes. Having to watch your squad mates, soldiers that just wanted to be heroes, be slowly destroyed from the inside and outside... it is harrowing, especially since it is all your fault.
@@JoeWillz82 I think the hanging scene is worse... literally made me angry enough to kill every civilian in the village. Usually in games if I have a choice i go pacifist and good - played ME series 5 times and could never get myself to play full renegade. This was the only choice where i have ever chosen to be 'evil'.
@@srjwari yeah agreed.. i think it may be because its interactive... espicaly when things go down at the end of the game after so many hours bonding with the characters..
The entirety of last of us is designed to mae people cry, I don`t get why people like it, or watch drama for that matter. "oh hey, I`d like to be depressed a few hours, because i`m too happy otherwise"..
It's possible that he was unintentionally picking the non-romance dialogs. IIRC there is the option to build your friendship level, but not to go there.
I can still hear my heart breaking on my first playthrough of Mass Effect 3 on the Legion part. I couldn't remember which quest was the main quest so I was randomly selected one of the two quests left. It just happens to be the main questline, and I did not finish Legion's side quests. I tried so hard to save him, I was willing to sacrifice Tali, but in the end I lost both... 😭😭😭😭
Kingdom hearts birth by sleep for me. That was my first kh game. I was innocent and new, just coming in for some good ol’ disney, wanting to see how mickeymouse blended with an action rpg which I thought looked way too good for a psp game. I grew attached to all the 3 main characters. Wonky, forced interactions and everything. I started caring for them. I wanted to see them be together again. And then the ending came. I played ven first, thought “wait what? That’s it? That’s his end? That’s how it ends? What? No!” I was in total denial. Figured playing through the next two character stories would let me know what happens to ven. I played terra next. Not only did I get no closure on ven, I saw terra go through a bad end too. “Alright, aqua is my last hope now”. NOPE. I was hopeful when I finished her story, but the final story just made it all worse. Honestly, for a guy who was treating khbbs as a standalone game (didn’t know about the rest of the games at the time) I had no idea how to take it all in. This could not be how their story ends. And then I saw the blank points cutscene. That’s how I realized there might be more to this story. That this boy sora might save them all. And that also became my hook to the series.
Honestly when you look at birth by sleep nobody gets a good ending. Terra gets his body stolen by xehanort and is left as a husk that becomes the lingering will. Ven gets his heart shattered into pieces after fighting vanitas. Then aqua who's like a big sister to both terra and ven does all she can to get them both back only to sacrifice herself to try and save terra which in the end was all for nothing. Game hits you three times hard
I would go with Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core. Even going into it knowing Zack's fate from the main game, the way they executed it has always stuck with me.
Lavitz's death in Legend Of Dragoon. I was watching my brother play and when that happened I felt so sad. I thought he was an awesome character, really building on a 'Captain America' vibe from him and whilst Albert was great, it just wasn't the same. Gust Of Wind Dance forever friend.
i know what you mean, it was a shock when he died though i did always find it funny how if you listened carefulyl when he did gust of wind dance, he pronounced the D twice so it was gust of wind d-dance XD
Levitz and Aeris, two characters from the psone era that no one has gotten over yet And they were both stabbed by a platinum haired swordsman (Come On Sony Reboot Legend of Dragoon)
In Dishonored, I played the game a bit more murderously than stealthily... Heartbreaking bit was when you realise how your choices affected Emily. Whoops! PS: looking good Dave! Keep it up...
Lol Mr.Jefferson was sketchy from the beginning. Never trust good looking, people of power in games. TO THE MOON broke my heart. It was such a beautiful and heartbreaking game.
Right there with you Rob. I think it also hits harder because the living brother is maybe what, ten? And to see him have to struggle alone, is heartbreaking sure, but then on top of that, watching him draw strength from his fallen brother and overcome his fear of the water was just beautifully done.
I could tell Rob was getting choked up a little even while talking about the ending. That must have been a powerful moment. The game is spoiled to me, but I still kinda wanna go through it now.
Any game that gets you attached to certain character for 50+ hours and then rips them away from you by killing them. Looking at you R* and Ubisoft. Quit that.
A heartbreaking moment for me was with an older game called Grandia. Where one of my party members actually sacrificed themselves so the rest of the party could get away. I was totally shocked and not expecting it. Great video as always. You all are so wonderful. Cheers
I think the first game that definitely broke my heart was Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core. It was my first FF7 game and I wasn't really expecting that ending. R.I.P. Zack Fair. He deserved better. Was also and still saddened that Zack and Aerith never got to atleast see each other again.
TLOU opening for sure. And KH2 where Roxas finds out he’s never meant to exist and finds Sora- “Sora, you’re lucky. Looks like my summer vacation is...over.”
PS1 Legend of Dragoon death of Lavitz Slambert. You spend all of disc 1 growing a best friend/bromance with him. Even earning him the title Dragoon by killing a green dragon together, only for him to give his life defending his king to the series main antagonist.
Really? I felt like any emotional weight the game may have had at some point just vanished into thin air when everyone just kinda showed up out of nowhere. And the bad guys are like "Well, sorry mate. We cool?"
The ending of Final Fantasy X, 💔 Tidus sacrifices himself for Yuna. Yuna runs to Tidus, falls through him, then thinking he has gone says “I love you”. He hears her and wraps his arms around her one last time to then have to leave her...I have completed this game so many times and I still cry at it. All time favourite of mine.
While I miss Hollie in the RUclips end card, I am thrilled to see the inclusion of Rosie and Dan :) Rosie is a delight to watch. Playstation chose a lovely creative mind to hold the team together
I've mentioned this before as well, but - the end of Grim Fandango. The wonderful camaraderie, love and stories coming together, seeing good endings, saying goodbye and so incredibly bittersweet. I cried a long time after that, but in a good way. :)
Persona 5 is my favorite game ever and the ending was so bittersweet to me. I'll admit I cried after I beat it, not just teared up but actually cried a bit, and I'm an 18 year old dude
@@leonthesleepy I keep wanting to do more playthroughs and go for the platinum, but I know if I do it'll suck me in and I'll do nothing else. I have school and college/scholarship applications to work on. Managing time is hard, persona didn't teach me lol
@@devin8367 haha the wait for persona 6 will be long, so theres no rush for u! Enjoy your studying years and best of luck to you! Trust me, it may be tiring now but you'll miss studying!
One game that wrenched my heart a lot was bioshock 2, why? Because when you explore you can find an audiolog from johnny, a little boy who is in love with a little sister so you hear him write this letter with this really cute lisp and all and then it hits you.... he's dead, poor little johnny died in rapture, sure you see a lot of little sisters but in the first 2 games it never really dawned on me that there where actually kids and since you don't see any kids in rapture they all died... Poor little johnny
@@turnbull832 perhaps yeah, but how long after the initial fall of rapture is the first game? I mean there aren't any kids then and there either, a year or so?
The first game takes place 1 year after the Rapture civil war. But I agree with you, the audio diaries contain the most tragic moments in all the games. Like in Bioshock with the Lutz couple, whose daughter, Masha, was turned into a Little Sister, or Anya Andersdotter and her doomed revenge on Andrew Ryan, or Sullivan's audiodiary where he talks about taking the blanket after killing Anna Culpepper and you can hear how that moment has broken him, or poor Diane Mclintock and her string of betrayals. Such evocative writing.
For me it will always be Final Fantasy XV. That last campfire really got to me. The fact that the final Episodes got cancelled doesn't make things any better.
The last campfire is beautiful. I didn’t think those four guys would grow on me like they did, but they are genuinely some of my favorite Final Fantasy characters ever. The part that got to me was going through pictures to find the one Noctis was going to take with him. It crushed me that the journey was almost over, and I got misty eyed relieving all the moments my boys went through together. Such a great game, I totally need to play it again.
Omg the end of the first tree just totally shattered me. Actual tears when I played that part. And Rob 's, Omg it was crazy how effective that game was. Especially when you would get to parts that you needed help before. That ending was worth all the tissues we used and more.
Valiant Hearts. The way that story was told made each one of those characters more relatable than almost any game I've played. The last moments of the game are heartbreaking, and it's more than willing wait on you as long as it takes just so you can bask in the sadness.
MGS V, man that game made me ugly cry in front of my friend, in front of who ive NEVER cried before. the part near the end when snake needs to stop the bacteria from leaving the quarantine zone specially the small room with the soldiers saluting you. my heart broke with each shot.
Dragon Age Origins. Romancing Morrigan. The moment when she finally opens up to you and is honest about having feelings for you. She drops her sassy, confident facade and her face gets all sad, and my heart just broke.
I do agree with Rob. Brothers really hit hard at the end. It would have been hard enough without the change in your controls. But you FEEL the loss of a character directly from your control scheme. That was just so well done by the devs...
3 times I’ve been heart broken in games: 1st was when Batman is carrying jokers body in Arkham city, 2nd was Bioshock Infinite (while it wasn’t really “sad”, it was rather crushing), and 3rd was pretty much everything in route C on Nier Automata Edit: and the beginning of Last of Us
So happy to see Rosie and Dan in the end credits image. Love the new picture! Also, for my choice of heart breaking moment - the final choice in Life is Strange 1's final episode. Literally sighed an "[expletive you]" as I made the choice. Runner up is Mass Effect 3's entire game if you had every character going in. Cried 4 separate times the first play-through.
Although it's getting old now; Beyond Two Souls still makes me sob. Also, the end of Yakuza 6 because you watch the characters grow through the series and you know its all over. Happy tears though but still sad that it ended!
Beyond Two Souls needs more love. People still talk about Heavy Rain which is also great and Detroit Become Human cause it's newer and also great but Jodie's story was so compelling. And yeah it pulls some weird stuff out of nowhere but eh it's David Cage you just gotta expect that.
@@tombsofak I totally agree! Still think about it all to this day. And own them again on ps4. Amazing motion capture too. Not connected to characters that well in a long time.
Dave - to romance any one in ME2 just talk to them in between main missions as much as possible in between missions while on the Normandy. Right when you go through the Omega Relay you will be able to romance when they come up to you. Mass Effect is one of my favorite series. I have the plat on all four games on my old account and just got the plat on ME2 and working on MEA now on my new account.
As a father, Assassins Creed Origins. I began to feel the loss Byaek felt. Searching in vane, willing to butcher the world to avenge his son's life. Sigh.
Same happened with me while playing the last of us. Ths beginning had me heartbroken for Joel. Imagining that happening to my daughter just broke me for a little bit
@@darknesswave100 I agree. Not only the beginning but the choices he made at the end to do what he felt he must to save and protect her was very deep. One of the most profound and heart tugging games I ever played.
Mine was Lost in Blue 2 on the DS. When you gather stuff to try and get off the island via raft but you don't find all of the ocean charts beforehand you get to see a very sad slow death of the 2 teens as the starve or dehydrate on the open sea. Their last words went something like, "I am glad I was able to spend my last days with you". Yeah crushed my soul. I never did find all of the charts because swimming/diving in that game was horrible and I was shark bait most of the time. Luckily there are multiple ways off the island.
two heartbreaking moments in video games that i have had were in Titanfall 2 the ending and call of duty infinite warfare ending as well which literally made me cry.
For me it's when Quiet leaves Venom Snake in The Phantom Pain. That affected more than I thought it would. I not only lost a friend, I lost one of my best companions in the game.
The opening to the Last of Us still gets me even now. I cant even talk during that scene because my voice gets that weird break sound where you sound like you might cry 😂😂😂
The end cutscene in Yakuza 0 where Majima encounters Makimura Makoto but doesn't speak to her so she never knows who he is. That sacrifice really hit me for some reason - he spends the whole game trying to save her and falls in love, then when she's free and able to see again he decides she's better without him and doesn't let her know him... boom D:
I too get attached to characters if it’s a good story and after I am done I get what I like to call “post game depression.” Then it seems to take me forever to find another game to play. It’s like I’m not ready to move on yet, so I’ll play games with no chance of attachment until I’m ready to take on another character’s story..
The gaming moment that most sticks out in my mind comes from Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War. For those who don't know it's an air force game series held in the fantasy world of Strangreal. You play as Blaze captain of the Wardog Squadron turned Demons of Razgriz later on in the game. Your Squad members consist of Edge: the smartest woman on the force, Archer: the rookie who was forced into the skies by an attack on your base but decided to remain in your squad, and Chopper: overly confident dudemanbro from the late 80s/90s who never grew out of his dude phase. Chopper stands as the comic relief for half of the battles until one mission which was supposed to just be a simple flyby of a stadium during an important speech when AWACS Thunderhead detects potentially hostile blibs on their radar. Long story short at some point Chopper is hit and his jet malfunctions to the point he has to put it down in the center of the stadium to save as many lives as possible, however his ejection seat won't deploy...so he has to go down with it...
I know it was just discussed on the last Friday Feature... but the endgame revelation of Nier: Automata. Yes, THAT one that puts the whole game into a different perspective. I went back and played the intro sequence again and OMG IT'S TRUE. And my heart was broken. There were several heart-breaking moments in that game, but THAT one was simply shattering.
AC Revelations: The Lost Archive DLC Started off as this strange block game... and then turned into this super tragic story about Clay. Subject 16. A haunting and utterly heartbreaking tale. Excellent writing from Ubisoft back then.
Not only Life is Strange but also Life is Strange: Before the Storm because you get to know Rachael Amber and the whole thing is bittersweet knowing what you know from the 1st game.
_Valkeryia Chronicles 4 - A United Front_ DLC got me because it features a character from the first game, who you know died senselessly... and then twists the knife by revealing a budding romance that'll never be.
Same Rosie I cried to Life is Strange and Life is Strange Before the Storm made me cry even worse it's so good at making you become attached to Max, Chloe, and Rachel it made me care for them I was devastated at both endings of each game
"There is something under the Sea" was a viral game and was part of the marketing campaign for Bioshock 2. Basically the game was based on puzzles and a lot of reading. Mark Metzer is trying to find his lost child (that got captured by a Big Sister) Mark end's up getting captured by Sofia so, Lamb gives Mark the choice to either be executed or be reunited with Cindy as her protector Big Daddy. Mark chose to become a Big Daddy in order to remain with Cindy, which was all that he wanted, during the end of the game your character Subject Delta, stumbles just across a random little sister and Big Daddy, you do your thing only to find out that you just killed Mark and Cindy. :-(
I was playing fable once, I think it's the third one where you're a prince, and you have a childhood sweetheart. The game makes you choose to either execute her, or peasants in revolt, so in my first play I spared her. Years later in the plot she's with someone else, and I chose to do the bad choice of making her come with me so we can get married and live together outside the village in a nice little plot of land. We get to marital things, and she's going to have a child! Hurray! Then the child came out with VERY dark skin, which was not nearly what either of our characters were, AND even though she was the only person I had slept with the entire game, I still walked away with an STD, and a child that very clearly was not my own... Needless to say, it was a pure evil run after that... That little cottage was, imaginably, covered in blood after that...
Modern Warfare is the only game I ever played where I teared up. However, it was a different stage than what was described in this video. I just got the PS4 remastered version so looking forward to experiencing it again.
My heartbreaking moment wasn't even a npc death. It was in Witcher 3. I got the ending where Ciri joins Nilfgaardian empire. I was having such a beautiful lovely relaxing and mind you, well deserved father-daughter time with Ciri after the "Final Boss Fight". (Mind you I was only 21 back then, and don't know anything about relationships. Neither do I care much about story, I'm more of a gameplay guy. Making me feels such bond with her, that's some great character development CD Project Red. Hats off.) Then suddenly she bid farewell and I realized what was happening. It broke me so hard. I still remember crying out for atleast half an hour. It was such sad-happy emotion. On one hand I was happy that she was going to be an emperor, she no longer had to live like nomad and all that jazz, but still was so sad that Geralt and she would get separated. Definitely the strongest gaming emotion moment I've ever felt my entire life. (Praise the gods and CD Project Red for blood and wine dlc, my favourite expansion ever. It's ending where Geralt and Ciri reunites gave me so much happiness. I cried then too. Witcher turned me into a crybaby XD)
Mordin's death broke my heart.
~"I am the very model of..."~
"It's like listening to someone on the internet who can't get a date."
"I've got a good job. I've got a nice car. I've got all the DLC."
Absolutely brilliant!
Killing The Boss in Metal Gear Solid 3. I'm still not over it and the fact that the game just sits there until you press the button makes it even worse.
then the entire of peacewalker just being there to twist the knife
That and when Big Boss salutes The Boss's grave while a single tear runs down his face. Jesus Christ man, it's like a knife slowly piercing my heart.
I know this is painfully mainstream but: the *ending to FFX* broke my heart. Not just for what happens because you care about the characters and such, but because I related to it so much.
"...I have to go. I'm sorry I couldn't show you Zanarkand."
"No! (her face when she's on the floor... just hits me) ... I love you."
"All the friends that we have lost, and the dreams that have faded. Never forget them."
I teared up reading this
@@devin8367 I nearly teared-up typing it hahaha
Oh my God! This moment was so powerful. I literally had never heard a character in a game straight up tell another “I love you”. It was so jarring (in a good way), and to this day sticks with me.
@@satyasyasatyasya5746 How did you feel about the ending to FFX-2? You find out just how far Yuna is willing to go to have him back.... hoo boy.... And then Wakka makes THAT joke! Given what Wakka did between X and X-2 though... hehe, it made sense for him to go there.
@@marhawkman303 Even with the official Piggyback guide, I just wasn't good enough to 100% FFX-2. It was always a 97% game for me haha but I did get the FMV where Tidus comes back (just not the in-game scene at Zanarkand). I actually like FFX-2, its colourful, campy, playful, some of the music is great but I didn't like it as much as FFX and some of the mini-games make me want to kill myself and I become seriously angry because I'll never be able to do them right or whatever.
As for the end, I wasn't too interested in Wakka haha but I did cry, the music is great and its nice that Yuna could be with him again, but I can't help but wonder if they had gone for a more serious tone and changed the game a little, it could have been very interesting to have Tidus never come back. The game could be about closure and moving on, or learning to accept grief and loss. She could triumph in other ways. I guess there aren't many games where you or the main character *don't* get what you/they want in the end.
Having said that, it is great to see a character go so far and change. Its a little odd at times and tonally inconsistent but yeh, I appreciate the game. Yuna is a great character and in some ways I do buy her friendship with the other girls and its also notable that she never feels as if she "just can't cope" without Tidus. She wants him back sure, she'll go to the ends of Spira for him sure, but there is an ending and even a *choice* not to have Tidus back and I think that's actually quite powerful. She's a person in her own right, not just "the girl" at a man's side who would be/is the real star. She can do fine without him, and she will if you get the basic endings. In a twist of cliches, the man is the reward for the woman in the game haha
The last of us opening still kills me to this day
Never cried over a video game before. Not even in FFVII or VIII, both games I was highly in love with. But LoU, this f'ing game goes and makes me embrace tears. If it wasn't such a sad moment, I'd say that the fact that it resonates with so many people is actual quite endearing and beautiful.
Me too I'm not usually one to repurchase games, but this game was well worth the repurchase on the PS4
And the ending as well with joels lie.
I cried at the start and at the end. His daughter reminded me too much of my younger sister, who I lost when she was around the same age.
@@J_Stamps86 Mine was around the same age too. I came so close to crying b/c of that.
1:14 Times a PlayStation Access video breaks your heart reminding you someone is missing
Wogle :(
I miss Hollie.
Same...
@@crisisamonginfinitedarthsa4220 We all liked Hollie, but she's off doing something else she wants to do, so lets be pleased for her and move on.
Saltire we can be happy for her and sad for us at the same time.
RDR2....the end of chapter 5 thru the end of chapter 6 was SOOO Heartbreaking.
That’s The Way It Is 😭
"I gave you all I had Dutch" WRECKED me
I'm still in pain over my horse .
Fallout 4. Not the storyline, but the Environmental Storytelling.
The particular one that got me was Big Al’s Salvage Yard.
The guy built himself a fallout shelter from a buried train, got his family down there when the bombs dropped and they seemed to be safe.
There’s a radio on repeat, calling out for help as the generator has shut off and vacuum-sealed the door shut. They’re running out of oxygen but can’t open the door themselves to restart the jenny.
When you get down there, you find two small graves, and two skeletons holding eachother on the bed.
One thing Bethesda does very well is environmental storytelling
All I have to say is Uncharted 4s epilogue.. that legit had me in tears
THIS!
True GOTY 2016.
When ezio and his brother are up on the tower cherishing the life they have and we all know that will be crushed away
Ezio's death in that cartoon thing they did got me bad as well, as we'd been with him from the moment of his birth; that was tough.
@@shugaroony Assassin's Creed Embers.
Nier: Automata when the twist about 2b is revealed. Also all of the main endings. It is a sad and beautiful game. 💔
I swear to god playing Nier Automata is such emotional masochism.
Nier: Automata probably has my favorite story in any game ever. It's been stuck in my head ever since I finished it.
That part with Pascal and the children also breaks my heart every time I remember. Such a beautiful game indeed.
Definitely, though moments from the original would also work too
tbh I love the original's story and characters even better, though the gameplay is definitely worse
Only played it last year and its my new favorite game. Got a whole new level the second play though with the twist so clear your like how did I miss this lol amazing writing! Its changed my view on story telling! Did anyone else think 9s was a robot that hacked a android as well when his play though started as one? lol
Final Fantasy X. Towards the end, you start to see all the pieces of the puzzle coming together as you learn about Zanarkand, Sin, and the Fayth. And it dawns on you that something is going to happen to Tidus. But something gives you hope - you're going to defeat Sin in a way that it's never been defeated before; maybe the Fayth is wrong? You've spent dozens if not hundreds of hours falling in love with Spira and its characters and you're so invested in seeing their happily ever afters.
So, you go on. You crush Seymour for the last time (AAAAND *STAY* DOWN), then you go through the heart-wrenching scene where Tidus and Jecht meet. You beat Jecht. You beat your own aeons, who you've come to cherish as pets. You beat Yu Yevon. You beat Sin. Then, it happens. The music - which throughout the last few boss encounters has been an epic headbanging symphony with a freakin' heavy metal climax - is stripped away to just a few notes on the piano, climbing upwards but never resolving, mirroring the longing in Yuna's eyes as she watches Tidus fade away into nothing. She's selflessly dedicated her entire life to serving and protecting the people of Spira, never allowing herself so much as a few selfish seconds to watch a sunset she knows could be her last. She's done everything that was asked of her and more, and now she has to watch the one thing she wants for herself disappear before her eyes.
I'll never get tired of watching it. What a way to end a story.
Nah the real end is in X-2. :D At first you think she's just having fun and she does have fun, but she has a plan that takes the whole game to complete, and she gets what she wants in the end.
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As Wakka says "get a room you two!"
Bit of an underrated one: Spec Ops the Line.
So many distraught scenes. Having to watch your squad mates, soldiers that just wanted to be heroes, be slowly destroyed from the inside and outside... it is harrowing, especially since it is all your fault.
The White Phosphorus scene SMFH.
@@JoeWillz82 I think the hanging scene is worse... literally made me angry enough to kill every civilian in the village.
Usually in games if I have a choice i go pacifist and good - played ME series 5 times and could never get myself to play full renegade.
This was the only choice where i have ever chosen to be 'evil'.
We need a remake.
As a father last of us at the beggining.
Mine was only new born... but just seeing that happen rocked me...
@@srjwari yeah agreed.. i think it may be because its interactive... espicaly when things go down at the end of the game after so many hours bonding with the characters..
@@srjwari i havnt played eather only beyond 2 souls
Yep. Same here. I had to take a 10 minute break to recover from that.
The entirety of last of us is designed to mae people cry, I don`t get why people like it, or watch drama for that matter.
"oh hey, I`d like to be depressed a few hours, because i`m too happy otherwise"..
How did you manage to *not* romance anyone you were relentlessly nice to in Mass Effect 2?! I didn't even realise that was possible...
It's possible that he was unintentionally picking the non-romance dialogs. IIRC there is the option to build your friendship level, but not to go there.
I tend to always romance people by mistake just by being nice.
Rosie, yes that Mr. Jefferson plot twist was insane. Did NOT see that coming. Life is Strange was narratively impressive on several levels.
I cannot believe that subtle foreshadow like wow... literally within the first few minutes of the game. SO BRILLIANT and SO SUBTLE.
Final Fantasy crisis core ending......just......*sniff* it gets me to this day
I have no sympathy for the shinra grunts after that
I can still hear my heart breaking on my first playthrough of Mass Effect 3 on the Legion part. I couldn't remember which quest was the main quest so I was randomly selected one of the two quests left. It just happens to be the main questline, and I did not finish Legion's side quests. I tried so hard to save him, I was willing to sacrifice Tali, but in the end I lost both... 😭😭😭😭
Kingdom hearts birth by sleep for me. That was my first kh game. I was innocent and new, just coming in for some good ol’ disney, wanting to see how mickeymouse blended with an action rpg which I thought looked way too good for a psp game.
I grew attached to all the 3 main characters. Wonky, forced interactions and everything. I started caring for them. I wanted to see them be together again. And then the ending came. I played ven first, thought “wait what? That’s it? That’s his end? That’s how it ends? What? No!” I was in total denial.
Figured playing through the next two character stories would let me know what happens to ven. I played terra next. Not only did I get no closure on ven, I saw terra go through a bad end too. “Alright, aqua is my last hope now”. NOPE. I was hopeful when I finished her story, but the final story just made it all worse.
Honestly, for a guy who was treating khbbs as a standalone game (didn’t know about the rest of the games at the time) I had no idea how to take it all in. This could not be how their story ends.
And then I saw the blank points cutscene. That’s how I realized there might be more to this story. That this boy sora might save them all.
And that also became my hook to the series.
Honestly when you look at birth by sleep nobody gets a good ending. Terra gets his body stolen by xehanort and is left as a husk that becomes the lingering will. Ven gets his heart shattered into pieces after fighting vanitas. Then aqua who's like a big sister to both terra and ven does all she can to get them both back only to sacrifice herself to try and save terra which in the end was all for nothing. Game hits you three times hard
I would go with Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core. Even going into it knowing Zack's fate from the main game, the way they executed it has always stuck with me.
Where's delsin rodent? I think it's about time he came back from his training. Miss the little guy and his revenge story
Superblaze4 There’s a chance the battle will be on the next “Very Special” Friday Feature
MGS3. You know the part Rob.
I literally tried everything not to pull the trigger. "There's only room...."
Also Hollie leaving.
"Set me free hero, set me free..." Sniper Wolf.
PS: love the picture at the end... so cute all of you
Lavitz's death in Legend Of Dragoon. I was watching my brother play and when that happened I felt so sad. I thought he was an awesome character, really building on a 'Captain America' vibe from him and whilst Albert was great, it just wasn't the same. Gust Of Wind Dance forever friend.
i know what you mean, it was a shock when he died
though i did always find it funny how if you listened carefulyl when he did gust of wind dance, he pronounced the D twice so it was gust of wind d-dance XD
Dude. I posted my Lavitz entry and then scrolled down and saw yours..... You my boi blue
Levitz and Aeris, two characters from the psone era that no one has gotten over yet
And they were both stabbed by a platinum haired swordsman (Come On Sony Reboot Legend of Dragoon)
In Dishonored, I played the game a bit more murderously than stealthily... Heartbreaking bit was when you realise how your choices affected Emily. Whoops! PS: looking good Dave! Keep it up...
What!!? I didn't even realize there were different endings. Maybe that's why I felt so unhappy with the ending after having killed everyone I see.
@@Chan-md2hb Yip. You can watch the different endings on RUclips. 😂
Star Wars 1313's cancellation broke my heart
The end of telltales walking dead season 1 brought a tear to my eye.
Lol Mr.Jefferson was sketchy from the beginning. Never trust good looking, people of power in games.
TO THE MOON broke my heart. It was such a beautiful and heartbreaking game.
Like in his introduction scene when he spoke theoretically about putting his students in a dark room to capture their feelings of helplessness
Right there with you Rob. I think it also hits harder because the living brother is maybe what, ten? And to see him have to struggle alone, is heartbreaking sure, but then on top of that, watching him draw strength from his fallen brother and overcome his fear of the water was just beautifully done.
Cyberpunk 2077 - for stealing Hollie from one of my favourite channels. 😉
Sorry where did she go in the end?
@@Dae... She went to CD Project RED
@@Jinx_kaoz One last question: to work as what?
@@Dae... She's now "UK Head of Communication" for CD Projekt Red (the developers of The Witcher Seriess and Cyberpunk 2077).
@@Dae... she gone to be the UK Head of Communication for cd project red
I could tell Rob was getting choked up a little even while talking about the ending. That must have been a powerful moment. The game is spoiled to me, but I still kinda wanna go through it now.
Any game that gets you attached to certain character for 50+ hours and then rips them away from you by killing them. Looking at you R* and Ubisoft. Quit that.
The ending of Senua's Sacrifice, never saw it coming.......
Last of us, the room with two little bodies and graffiti 'they didn't suffer' had to put the controller down and walk away for a while.
It’s in the bunker where Joel, Ellie, and the two boys get separated I believe.
How about The Inquisitor and Solas romance in Dragon Age: Inquisition? That's quite heartbreaking.
even more when you think about how you have the option to simply hug him and comfort him as best a mortal can.
Mordin Solus.
Agreed. RiP Mordin. I wish I didn't have to kill you my scientist salarian friend, you were only trying to do what you believed was right 😪
Thane Krios, too
He was the very model of a scientist Salarian.
phobos damn it still brings tears to my eyes when I hear this
Had to be me. Someone else might've gotten it wrong.
I still haven't recovered from the life is strange ending, either of the endings is absolutely heartbreaking
Before the storm bonus episode....
👍😢
Yes. Im a grown man,and i curled up in a ball
I saved the town
Shadow of the Colossus, my little Agro..... Gutted....
The name of that mission in Modern Warfare is literally “Shock and Awe”. The double connotation really hits you hard at the end.
For me it's in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess when Midna shatters the Mirror of Twilight, gets me everytime
The moment between Lee and Clementine at the end of the walking dead by telltale games. Had me in tears.
A heartbreaking moment for me was with an older game called Grandia. Where one of my party members actually sacrificed themselves so the rest of the party could get away. I was totally shocked and not expecting it. Great video as always. You all are so wonderful. Cheers
I think the first game that definitely broke my heart was Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core. It was my first FF7 game and I wasn't really expecting that ending.
R.I.P. Zack Fair. He deserved better.
Was also and still saddened that Zack and Aerith never got to atleast see each other again.
TLOU opening for sure. And KH2 where Roxas finds out he’s never meant to exist and finds Sora- “Sora, you’re lucky. Looks like my summer vacation is...over.”
PS1 Legend of Dragoon death of Lavitz Slambert. You spend all of disc 1 growing a best friend/bromance with him. Even earning him the title Dragoon by killing a green dragon together, only for him to give his life defending his king to the series main antagonist.
KH3 ending broke me
*tear runs down face* *"blank" fades away* truly one for the books
Really?
I felt like any emotional weight the game may have had at some point just vanished into thin air when everyone just kinda showed up out of nowhere.
And the bad guys are like "Well, sorry mate. We cool?"
And don't get me wrong, I love the game. The ending hours just were somewhat dissapointing in my opinion.
The ending of Final Fantasy X, 💔 Tidus sacrifices himself for Yuna. Yuna runs to Tidus, falls through him, then thinking he has gone says “I love you”. He hears her and wraps his arms around her one last time to then have to leave her...I have completed this game so many times and I still cry at it. All time favourite of mine.
While I miss Hollie in the RUclips end card, I am thrilled to see the inclusion of Rosie and Dan :)
Rosie is a delight to watch. Playstation chose a lovely creative mind to hold the team together
Hey, nice to see Dan and Rosie on the ending card! Another awesome Tuesday checklist, tugging at the heart strings a bit much there though Rob 😭😂
I've mentioned this before as well, but - the end of Grim Fandango. The wonderful camaraderie, love and stories coming together, seeing good endings, saying goodbye and so incredibly bittersweet. I cried a long time after that, but in a good way. :)
Ending of The shadow of the Colossus....😓
When Persona 5 ended...just because it was so hard to say goodbye to the game and all the characters you grew to love. Same could be said for 3 and 4!
Persona 5 is my favorite game ever and the ending was so bittersweet to me. I'll admit I cried after I beat it, not just teared up but actually cried a bit, and I'm an 18 year old dude
@@devin8367 same here man! Had post game depression like many others after beating it 😭
@@leonthesleepy
I keep wanting to do more playthroughs and go for the platinum, but I know if I do it'll suck me in and I'll do nothing else. I have school and college/scholarship applications to work on. Managing time is hard, persona didn't teach me lol
@@devin8367 haha the wait for persona 6 will be long, so theres no rush for u! Enjoy your studying years and best of luck to you! Trust me, it may be tiring now but you'll miss studying!
@@leonthesleepy
Thanks
One game that wrenched my heart a lot was bioshock 2, why?
Because when you explore you can find an audiolog from johnny, a little boy who is in love with a little sister so you hear him write this letter with this really cute lisp and all and then it hits you.... he's dead, poor little johnny died in rapture, sure you see a lot of little sisters but in the first 2 games it never really dawned on me that there where actually kids and since you don't see any kids in rapture they all died...
Poor little johnny
Maybe he grew up and you're the one who killed him.
@@turnbull832 perhaps yeah, but how long after the initial fall of rapture is the first game? I mean there aren't any kids then and there either, a year or so?
The first game takes place 1 year after the Rapture civil war. But I agree with you, the audio diaries contain the most tragic moments in all the games. Like in Bioshock with the Lutz couple, whose daughter, Masha, was turned into a Little Sister, or Anya Andersdotter and her doomed revenge on Andrew Ryan, or Sullivan's audiodiary where he talks about taking the blanket after killing Anna Culpepper and you can hear how that moment has broken him, or poor Diane Mclintock and her string of betrayals. Such evocative writing.
@@jasonnewell7036 absolutely true, but hearing the voice of a child really hit me
maybe something happened and he became a big daddy :P
For me it will always be Final Fantasy XV. That last campfire really got to me. The fact that the final Episodes got cancelled doesn't make things any better.
Episode Ardyn is about a month away and is SUPPOSED to kind of combine them all, hopefully. Including the happy ending in the second timeline
The last campfire is beautiful. I didn’t think those four guys would grow on me like they did, but they are genuinely some of my favorite Final Fantasy characters ever. The part that got to me was going through pictures to find the one Noctis was going to take with him. It crushed me that the journey was almost over, and I got misty eyed relieving all the moments my boys went through together. Such a great game, I totally need to play it again.
@@DiamondDogApollo It was, I think i played it 3 times already. As soon as Episode Ardyn comes out i'm gonna play it again and the other episodes.
Link's Awakening watching the island disappear. Realizing everyone and everything on the island was gone because of me. I was 8...
Omg the end of the first tree just totally shattered me. Actual tears when I played that part.
And Rob 's, Omg it was crazy how effective that game was. Especially when you would get to parts that you needed help before. That ending was worth all the tissues we used and more.
Damn just the thought that he buried his brother next to his mother breaks my heart.
What Remains of Edith Finch. The bit with the boy on the swing. The visceral reaction that part gave me is something I’d never experienced before.
The end of ffx when you have to kill ark out your summons you spend the whole game collecting and building a bond with was pretty heartbreaking.
Valiant Hearts. The way that story was told made each one of those characters more relatable than almost any game I've played. The last moments of the game are heartbreaking, and it's more than willing wait on you as long as it takes just so you can bask in the sadness.
MGS V, man that game made me ugly cry in front of my friend, in front of who ive NEVER cried before. the part near the end when snake needs to stop the bacteria from leaving the quarantine zone specially the small room with the soldiers saluting you. my heart broke with each shot.
Kingdom hearts 3 just broke me
For me it was Chrono Cross, where if you beat the game using the chrono cross element your character FORGETS everyone and everything you did.
Is the PlayStation access team going to be at EGX this year? And thanks for another great video
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Dragon Age Origins. Romancing Morrigan. The moment when she finally opens up to you and is honest about having feelings for you. She drops her sassy, confident facade and her face gets all sad, and my heart just broke.
I do agree with Rob.
Brothers really hit hard at the end. It would have been hard enough without the change in your controls.
But you FEEL the loss of a character directly from your control scheme. That was just so well done by the devs...
Thank you Rosie for shouting out Life is Strange!
What about sniper wolf... EE.. The boss... The reveal to girl who cant get shot
Metal gear breaks alotta hearts
3 times I’ve been heart broken in games: 1st was when Batman is carrying jokers body in Arkham city, 2nd was Bioshock Infinite (while it wasn’t really “sad”, it was rather crushing), and 3rd was pretty much everything in route C on Nier Automata
Edit: and the beginning of Last of Us
So happy to see Rosie and Dan in the end credits image. Love the new picture!
Also, for my choice of heart breaking moment - the final choice in Life is Strange 1's final episode. Literally sighed an "[expletive you]" as I made the choice.
Runner up is Mass Effect 3's entire game if you had every character going in. Cried 4 separate times the first play-through.
Although it's getting old now; Beyond Two Souls still makes me sob. Also, the end of Yakuza 6 because you watch the characters grow through the series and you know its all over. Happy tears though but still sad that it ended!
Beyond Two Souls needs more love. People still talk about Heavy Rain which is also great and Detroit Become Human cause it's newer and also great but Jodie's story was so compelling. And yeah it pulls some weird stuff out of nowhere but eh it's David Cage you just gotta expect that.
@@tombsofak I totally agree! Still think about it all to this day. And own them again on ps4. Amazing motion capture too. Not connected to characters that well in a long time.
My love interest in ME2 is always Jack. My paragon Shepard is a good match for her. So funny in ME3.
Dave - to romance any one in ME2 just talk to them in between main missions as much as possible in between missions while on the Normandy. Right when you go through the Omega Relay you will be able to romance when they come up to you. Mass Effect is one of my favorite series. I have the plat on all four games on my old account and just got the plat on ME2 and working on MEA now on my new account.
As a father, Assassins Creed Origins. I began to feel the loss Byaek felt. Searching in vane, willing to butcher the world to avenge his son's life. Sigh.
Same happened with me while playing the last of us. Ths beginning had me heartbroken for Joel. Imagining that happening to my daughter just broke me for a little bit
@@darknesswave100 I agree. Not only the beginning but the choices he made at the end to do what he felt he must to save and protect her was very deep. One of the most profound and heart tugging games I ever played.
Mine was Lost in Blue 2 on the DS. When you gather stuff to try and get off the island via raft but you don't find all of the ocean charts beforehand you get to see a very sad slow death of the 2 teens as the starve or dehydrate on the open sea. Their last words went something like, "I am glad I was able to spend my last days with you". Yeah crushed my soul. I never did find all of the charts because swimming/diving in that game was horrible and I was shark bait most of the time. Luckily there are multiple ways off the island.
two heartbreaking moments in video games that i have had were in Titanfall 2 the ending and call of duty infinite warfare ending as well which literally made me cry.
For me it's when Quiet leaves Venom Snake in The Phantom Pain. That affected more than I thought it would. I not only lost a friend, I lost one of my best companions in the game.
For me, it's the ending to Final Fantasy X. The first time a video game made me cry.
The opening to the Last of Us still gets me even now.
I cant even talk during that scene because my voice gets that weird break sound where you sound like you might cry 😂😂😂
Brothers was a splendid little game for sure. I also liked his game that he did after that a way out.
The end cutscene in Yakuza 0 where Majima encounters Makimura Makoto but doesn't speak to her so she never knows who he is. That sacrifice really hit me for some reason - he spends the whole game trying to save her and falls in love, then when she's free and able to see again he decides she's better without him and doesn't let her know him... boom D:
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7
The death of Zack Fair.
The First and probably only time I cried because of some pixels.
I too get attached to characters if it’s a good story and after I am done I get what I like to call “post game depression.” Then it seems to take me forever to find another game to play. It’s like I’m not ready to move on yet, so I’ll play games with no chance of attachment until I’m ready to take on another character’s story..
The gaming moment that most sticks out in my mind comes from Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War. For those who don't know it's an air force game series held in the fantasy world of Strangreal. You play as Blaze captain of the Wardog Squadron turned Demons of Razgriz later on in the game. Your Squad members consist of Edge: the smartest woman on the force, Archer: the rookie who was forced into the skies by an attack on your base but decided to remain in your squad, and Chopper: overly confident dudemanbro from the late 80s/90s who never grew out of his dude phase. Chopper stands as the comic relief for half of the battles until one mission which was supposed to just be a simple flyby of a stadium during an important speech when AWACS Thunderhead detects potentially hostile blibs on their radar. Long story short at some point Chopper is hit and his jet malfunctions to the point he has to put it down in the center of the stadium to save as many lives as possible, however his ejection seat won't deploy...so he has to go down with it...
In Drakengard 2, when you have to fight and kill Angeles, hearing her ask "Is it over, Ceim?" It always get me choked up.
Indigo Prophecy was amazing but immersed me enough in the story to make me feel like I needed antidepressants. 😂
I know it was just discussed on the last Friday Feature... but the endgame revelation of Nier: Automata. Yes, THAT one that puts the whole game into a different perspective. I went back and played the intro sequence again and OMG IT'S TRUE. And my heart was broken. There were several heart-breaking moments in that game, but THAT one was simply shattering.
Can't believe I've only just realised this but Rosie is the sister of the guy from Caddicarus. I was wondering what she got up to. Neat.
AC Revelations: The Lost Archive DLC
Started off as this strange block game... and then turned into this super tragic story about Clay. Subject 16.
A haunting and utterly heartbreaking tale. Excellent writing from Ubisoft back then.
Not only Life is Strange but also Life is Strange: Before the Storm because you get to know Rachael Amber and the whole thing is bittersweet knowing what you know from the 1st game.
_Valkeryia Chronicles 4 - A United Front_ DLC got me because it features a character from the first game, who you know died senselessly... and then twists the knife by revealing a budding romance that'll never be.
Same Rosie I cried to Life is Strange and Life is Strange Before the Storm made me cry even worse it's so good at making you become attached to Max, Chloe, and Rachel it made me care for them I was devastated at both endings of each game
Mass effect trilogy as a whole, red dead redemption 2, the last of us opening...
"There is something under the Sea" was a viral game and was part of the marketing campaign for Bioshock 2. Basically the game was based on puzzles and a lot of reading.
Mark Metzer is trying to find his lost child (that got captured by a Big Sister) Mark end's up getting captured by Sofia so, Lamb gives Mark the choice to either be executed or be reunited with Cindy as her protector Big Daddy. Mark chose to become a Big Daddy in order to remain with Cindy, which was all that he wanted, during the end of the game your character Subject Delta, stumbles just across a random little sister and Big Daddy, you do your thing only to find out that you just killed Mark and Cindy. :-(
Life is Strange was the best 6 hour cry session of my life.
I was playing fable once, I think it's the third one where you're a prince, and you have a childhood sweetheart. The game makes you choose to either execute her, or peasants in revolt, so in my first play I spared her. Years later in the plot she's with someone else, and I chose to do the bad choice of making her come with me so we can get married and live together outside the village in a nice little plot of land. We get to marital things, and she's going to have a child! Hurray!
Then the child came out with VERY dark skin, which was not nearly what either of our characters were, AND even though she was the only person I had slept with the entire game, I still walked away with an STD, and a child that very clearly was not my own...
Needless to say, it was a pure evil run after that... That little cottage was, imaginably, covered in blood after that...
SPOILER for Red Dead Redemption 2 ahead!
When Arthur died it broke my heart!
Not enough of a spoiler warning for that dude. Don't ruin the game for new players.
Hugogo sorry
Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.
Modern Warfare is the only game I ever played where I teared up. However, it was a different stage than what was described in this video. I just got the PS4 remastered version so looking forward to experiencing it again.
Nathan's debate with Rosie about that photographer was hilarious :D
My heartbreaking moment wasn't even a npc death. It was in Witcher 3.
I got the ending where Ciri joins Nilfgaardian empire. I was having such a beautiful lovely relaxing and mind you, well deserved father-daughter time with Ciri after the "Final Boss Fight". (Mind you I was only 21 back then, and don't know anything about relationships. Neither do I care much about story, I'm more of a gameplay guy. Making me feels such bond with her, that's some great character development CD Project Red. Hats off.)
Then suddenly she bid farewell and I realized what was happening. It broke me so hard. I still remember crying out for atleast half an hour. It was such sad-happy emotion. On one hand I was happy that she was going to be an emperor, she no longer had to live like nomad and all that jazz, but still was so sad that Geralt and she would get separated. Definitely the strongest gaming emotion moment I've ever felt my entire life.
(Praise the gods and CD Project Red for blood and wine dlc, my favourite expansion ever. It's ending where Geralt and Ciri reunites gave me so much happiness. I cried then too. Witcher turned me into a crybaby XD)