The entirety of the last of us parts one and two
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To the Moon.
It's a short story that's made into a game. The gameplay piece of it is minimal, but it's all about the story. I can't say too much about it buts it's an absolutely beautiful story with SNES style graphics that reminds me of the movie Arrival.
Had me speechless... Didnt know how to exist for a few after...
I was playing "The friends of Ringo Ishikawa" and realized that, instead of simulating Ringo getting his life together, I should be getting my own life together. Not a bad game, to be clear.
I feel like I had an epiphany at the end of Omori, but I am too lazy to write it out. Play Omori.
when i won my first game of spider solitaire on the windows xp and the fireworks started shooting
Homeworld mission three. Adagio for Strings still gives me chills because of that game. That was when teenage me realized videogames could be art.
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I had hoped that playing Spiritfarer would help me deal with the loss of my mom. It's not any particular moment in the game, but I just can't play it without breaking into tears at some point. Not sure I will ever be able to play it for any length of time.
I came here to share this one. I wasn't fully aware of what I was getting into emotionally. And then I sent Gwen off. And it was so soul crushing. I think the game has fundamentally changed how I feel about my own eventual death.
Eve Online. I am outspoken about having been in the battle of B-R5RB. Nuff said.
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It's practically a cliche now and there's a lot of reactive pushback to it, but the finale of the True Pacifist Run of Undertale lit a fire in me like nothing else could. 
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Pathologic 2
At the end of the game the
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inquisition looks at you and tells you that everything has been for naught, not because you couldn't save everyone, but because you were wasting time, in your real life, trying to save people in a video game as your real life slips away from you.
Left me shook. Amazing game.
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No Man's Sky - Finally lifting off the planet into space for the first time reignited my love of space and the cosmos. Made me feel awe and wonder
The Stanley Parable - never had a game make me laugh till I had tears in my eyes before. This game really fucks with your perception of what is real and just how common / predictable some gaming tropes have become
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