Yep. I play FFXIV and I’m on estrogen. I cry basically every major patch cycle.

Mass Effect 3 Citadel DLC. One last fun ride with a bunch of friends before the final reckoning.

For added gut punch: romance Thane.

As someone who has had the chance to play through Xenoblade Chronicles 1 through 3, several times in 3 specifically I was very emotional.

3 is a game that’s emotional on its own, and throughout its story there are several times where it hits like a truck.

But when you know about all three games, some things just hit a little harder, especially during that DLC.

There’s definitely a reason I have Mio and Noah Amiibo on my desk right now.

Honestly, XC3 is probably the best RPG of that generation (of course that’s on opinion. But it’s a correct one 😄)

“Last day of June” is very emotional. Didn’t cry but I was close.

A couple of times, yes. I think the one I cried the most was the opera scene in Final Fantasy VI, it was just one of the most magnificent scenes in gaming.

I don’t think I’ve ever had a “sad emotion” at all playing a game… I rarely have any emotion besides happy or angry playing games lol.

Journey’s ending hit me pretty hard: the score’s composer, Austin Wintory, did such a great job channeling emotions into the game narrative

Brother’s got me ugly crying

Devil May Cry back in 2001, and hellblade in 2017. There weee probably others that I had a response to, but those both had tears falling.

Two that I can remember.

• To The Moon
• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

Excellent storytelling transcends the medium, but it’s a shame that there are so few games that have managed to tug at my heartstrings.

Edit: I am reading the comments and making a list. Sometimes a good cry is the catharsis an aching soul needs.

Malenia got me damn close to.

Gears of War 3 - Dom

Recently.

The “Unlost World” storyline in Final Fantasy XIV Dawntrail is rough if you have lost a loved one recently.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Darkness/Time/Sky