The most recent one to make me cry was...
"I Was a Teenage Exocolonist"
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The most recent one to make me cry was...
"I Was a Teenage Exocolonist"
Lisa: the Painful
I dont know if its listed here yet.
Final Fantasy X.
Last Day of June was also a lovely and emotional experience for me. I hope you'll enjoy it as well!
They probably aren't your cup of tea but thought I'd add some more variety.
Final Fantasy XIV; an mmo with focus on story and the story arc from the past 9 years is wrapped up and brought me lots of tears.
Honkai Impact 3rd; ARPG gacha game (I know, I was skeptical) also with years of story following a relatively small cast of characters.
Yakuza Zero has a story that is excellent, albeit goofy at times. In the end, it got me good.
The Yakuza series beyond Zero is also bloody amazing.
One moment you're laughing your ass off and the next thing you know you're in emotional anguish. If you're okay with Japanese weirdness (oh trust me it gets really weird), this series is a great rabbit hole to get into
Probably gonna get hate for it but I'm a man in my 40's and some of the Genshin Impact story lines have left me in tears.
People already recommended some Final Fantasies, but really all of them can get you quite emotional at times.
If you like VNs, Umineko no Naku Koro ni made me cry so many times...
Edit: Just remembered Once on a Windswept Night, it's just a short game you can complete in a hour, but for some reason it made me really emotional.
Is that related to Higurashi?
Yes, distantly.
Interesting. Haven't read any of the VNs, but the OG Higurashi anime is one of my favorites.
Did you also watch Higurashi Gou and Sotsu? If not maybe consider watching them AFTER playing Umineko.
Bastion hit me like no other game really has. The start of supergiants fantastic game repertoire and I feel it gets overlooked due to its age. The music and narration is fantastic, and the story that unfolds is beautiful.
Les Soldats Inconnus
I may be a bit late to the party but The last of us 1&2 had a pretty emotional impact on me. The game is pretty brutal, in every meaning, but the overall experience and story telling is hard to top.
I highly recommend to not get spoiled and play it in order of release!