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Mine would have to be Heavy Rain if you don't choose right and well you know what I mean if you have played it

- Shadow of Coloussus
- Heavy Rain
- Final Fantasy 7

Brace yourself!
Posts about the walking dead are coming!

[glow=darkgreen,2,300]ICO/Shadow of colossus
Pokemon Lost silver
The binding of Isaac
Corpse Party

Im sure I played worse ones, but right now I dont recall any :P[/glow]

[glow=red,2,300]The ED-E story in Fallout NV : Lonesome Road almost made me cry X3[/glow]
[glow=red,2,300]Poor Whitley, he only tried to save the little ED-E :'( ... D:[/glow]

... I've never played a sad game... But I burst into tears playing Pokemon Diamond, does that count?

The last few choices of Bastion  DD:

Shadow of The Colossus definitely. It's a bittersweet sad, though.  :')
Drakengard was probably the most depressing for me. That game has several endings, all of them bad.
MGS 3.  D:
Mass Effect 3 is a given.
Red Dead Redemption....
Final Fantasy IX had so many heartbreaking points.
There are definitely others, but I can't think of them right now.
....Is it bad that so many games had that effect on me? I get too involved in good stories.

I bawled my eyes out when I played pokemon explorers of time.

I came in here feeling weird that I was gonna be the only person to post how a Pokemon game came off as sad to me, but it appears that every other posts has to do with Pokemon too!  lol
As silly as it sounds, I cried at the end of Hey you, Pikachu at the end of the game. I was... too attached to it to let it go ;~;

[glow=darkgreen,2,300]I forgot about drakensagng, and your right, even in the 2nd one, every ending is just plainly bad and sad, in a more or less degree, but no happy ending[/glow]

I bring this game up quite often, it would seem:



My condolences to those of you who have never played it.  :c

[glow=darkgreen,2,300]I didnt finished it but im playing it

And yea, earthbound and mother 3 are sad games...and still porky... :l[/glow]

Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War
When the rock n' roll guy--I forgot his callsign--gets shot down.  His plane was damaged, and he directed it into the middle of an unoccupied stadium to avoid anyone in the city getting hurt.  The rest of the squad is crying tears of anger over the radio for the remainder of the mission, and you can hear the enemy freaking out at how quickly they're getting shot down all of a sudden.

Quote from: Bravo 539 on 2013 Jan 31, 16:14:08
Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War
When the rock n' roll guy--I forgot his callsign--gets shot down.  His plane was damaged, and he directed it into the middle of an unoccupied stadium to avoid anyone in the city getting hurt.  The rest of the squad is crying tears of anger over the radio for the remainder of the mission, and you can hear the enemy freaking out at how quickly they're getting shot down all of a sudden.

I believe it was Chopper.
That was a great game. I wasn't very attached to the characters personally.

Ah, Chopper.  Yeah, that was his callsign.
It was more the storyline that made me tear up... That second-to-last mission, where all the guys on the terrorist's side are realizing that he's a terrorist, then joining in song--and attack formation--with the Allies was really touching.

Yume Nikki @.@
All the possibilities of what these THINGS in Madotsuki's  dream means.

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Jan 31, 13:31:59
The last few choices of Bastion  DD:

This. And the hanging gardens.

[glow=darkgreen,2,300]Legend of Legaia for the ps1, when the girl have to kill her fathers....by killing the whole town for the fault of mist once the flying generator is destroyed >A<[/glow]

Quote from: The Stars on 2013 Jan 31, 16:41:30
Yume Nikki @.@
All the possibilities of what these THINGS in Madotsuki's  dream means.

I know, and reading what everyone's theories of the game makes it so depressing!
I get upset everytime I think of that game
:(

Quote from: FakeSmile on 2013 Jan 31, 18:26:56

Quote from: The Stars on 2013 Jan 31, 16:41:30
Yume Nikki @.@
All the possibilities of what these THINGS in Madotsuki's  dream means.

I know, and reading what everyone's theories of the game makes it so depressing!
I get upset everytime I think of that game
:(

I like the ideas on that game mostly the end of the world idea also the Ending was sad I was not expecting that
Yume Nikki means dream diary

Well, I play lots of visual novels but I feel that choosing such a game genre would be a little unfair  X3

So, barring visual novels, I would say Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon was pretty sad.

Seriously? NONE of you posted about the walking dead?

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2013 Feb 01, 05:11:59
Seriously? NONE of you posted about the walking dead?

Quote from: Blues-Music on 2013 Feb 01, 05:11:59
Seriously? NONE of you posted about the walking dead?

I pretty much knew the ending was going to happen the way it did, so for me it was not that sad

Quote from: ShadowHeart on 2013 Jan 31, 15:04:52
I bawled my eyes out when I played pokemon explorers of time.

I played the original Mystery Dungeon Blue, to similar effect.  I came really close to crying several times during the main story.  Its a shame too, because I feel like those two (Mystery Dungeon Red and Blue) were pretty good, but I feel they tend to get overshadowed by their sequels. 

I want to be fair to the Explorers games, though: I haven't played them myself, nor do I really want to, but I've seen they do quite a few things better than the first two.  I just prefer the original story of R/B.  Any of their music, though, just goes straight to the heart.

Always felt bad for the Pikmin left behind at night  :c

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 03, 02:31:53
Always felt bad for the Pikmin left behind at night  :c

Not to mention the Bulbmin you leave to die in the caves.  :c

Quote from: Sea Foam on 2013 Feb 03, 02:51:33

Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 03, 02:31:53
Always felt bad for the Pikmin left behind at night  :c

Not to mention the Bulbmin you leave to die in the caves.  :c

 
I was careful to transform them whenever I could, and yeah, I reset quite a lot because I couldn't stand to know I'd gotten a whole squad of Pikmin killed.  The same thing happens in Fire Emblem.

Another sad game I played is Time Hollow for the DS: its a "visual novel" type of game that features a pen that draws holes in time, starts with the main character turning 17 and his parents mysteriously erased from time, and goes depressing from there.

In dark souls it made me sad killing solaire does this count

League of legends random normal match ...it is more sad than anything because of the community

The Legend Of Spyro: Dawn Of The Dragon. The only game with an ending that actually made me cry D:

Mother 3. I'm sure very very VERY little of you(if any) have played this game, but if you have, you'd understand.

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Quote from: Book Smarts on 2013 Feb 03, 02:31:53
Always felt bad for the Pikmin left behind at night  :c

D:

"Brothers - A Tale of two Sons", if you have steam and a controller with two axis sticks (like a ps3/xbox360 controller), then get it, i won't spoiler anything but you will cry i promise. The game is very immersive and i finished it in a single run, i played 6 hours without stopping even once.

I generally don't find a lot of games that make me sad, but the one that most comes to mind is the original Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games (while Gen II has its moments, yes).

You didn't know anything about the character you played as and the trek through the game had its moments.  Without really spoiling much of it anyway.

The ending of Halo Reach, and Gears of War 3.

The first Pokemon Nuzlocke challenge you do.

The Walking Dead..... I'm pretty sure that's a lot of other people's answers as well, but it's true.

MOTHER 3. The ending... I mean, I was spoiled about the ending (as well as a major event in the first few hours of the game) prior to playing so I expected it, but it still got me. What may have gotten me even worse is the fact that once I beat it there were no more Mother games to play... still my favorite series ever.
Awaiting the fanmade Mother 4 patiently.

I can't think of any sad games.....but I have a sad excuse of a game....
Luckily Lord of Madness posted a gif a long time ago making fun of said game.....anyone remember this?

Quote from: Pipkin on 2014 Jan 29, 00:19:23
I can't think of any sad games.....but I have a sad excuse of a game....
Luckily Lord of Madness posted a gif a long time ago making fun of said game.....anyone remember this?

Spoiler: show

I wonder if he actually managed to play the beta earlier than we did...

...I feel sorry for him if he didn't. That was a painful...augh...experience, to say the least.

This wasn't a beta.....it's still a long way from Beta

Majora's mask tugged at my heart strings the most.

The Last of Us and Okamiden

I guess it wouldn't count as a sad game per se, but I had a fairly depressing final battle in FTL: Faster Than Light once.

I had made it to the final boss. The battle did not go well. My attacks barely did anything, while theirs ripped through my ship. I sent my crew to board the enemy ship as my shield-piercing missile ammunition ran out and desperation began sitting in. My first boarder died on the return trip. My next two, in-game representations of two friends of mine, were surrounded and killed within a minute of stepping on the ship. All the while, lasers ripped holes in my ship. Knowing full well that I had lost, I sent my in-game avatar aboard in a last-ditch attempt to do something. He died in thirty seconds. Not long after, my ship was destroyed, its remains slowly drifting through space. Thus ended the tragedy of Orion VIII.

It's pretty sad seeing the crew you've bonded with through innumerable battles and close calls throughout the galaxy be picked off, one by one, as your ship begins falling to pieces. Each second, more desperate than the last; nothing quite hopeless, making each failed tactic all the more crushing when it does fail. Suddenly, you're left with yourself and a crippled ship, and nothing left to do but watch it take one last laser blast and break into pieces in front of you.
A friend of mine (one of the ill-fated boarders, incidentally) got feels by simply listening to my live play-by-play of the battle. And he doesn't get feels, ever. That's how sad and powerful this was.

Stats, for those knowledgeable of FTL: I was playing as the Kestrel A. Burst Laser II, Artemis, Fire Bomb, and Fire Beam. Three humans - myself and my friends, each one of us mastering piloting, engines, or weapons; one Engi, the repairer; one Mantis, the boarder; one Zoltan, mastered in shields. Level 4 shields, and about 45% evade, I think.

(There is a sort of happy ending to this, though; just a few hours ago, the Orion XVI destroyed the boss in vengeance of all the previous Orions that had tried and failed: One prior to the current numbering order, VI, IX, X, XIV, and of course, VIII.)




Oh, and also Cave Story if you make none of the right choices. Depressing.

Hmm, hard one xD...

I'd say Fahrenheit(Indigo prophecy in NA)

I get too many feels, this is hard. DD:

Obviously Walking Dead, Final Fantasy XIII and XIII-2... And a lot of other games but nothing comes to mind at the moment. X3

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones and Fire... something... (I dont remember right now x3)

Swordcraft Story 1 and 2

Super Robot Taisen Original Generation 1 and 2 (So... epic game...)

Pokemon Dungeon: Rescue Team (both of them)

Fallout 3

FF: Dirge of Cerberus

The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. That ending.   ono  D:

The most depressing game I've played is the game of LIFE.  >A< D: DD: ono :c





True Story.