I don't know if the friends have the experience of playing games and crying?
I have... When I was in elementary school, tearing and playing with the fairy sword of a summer vacation, can you imagine that a second ago you were still happily playing the game, and suddenly you cried into tears?
"After everything is over, I will take you around the mountains and rivers, eat all the treasures of the world, and see the beauty of the world." 」
At that time, there was no buzzword like Standing Flag, punching the face, just a thunderbolt on a sunny day! And this moment cast the most profound memory of tearing the Immortal Sword, and it is still impossible to let go...
Everyone is often excited to play a more realistic high-quality picture, and will be addicted to playing the RPG with a super cool sense of blow, but tearing believes that there is always a soft place in the depths of the hearts of the tourists, leaving a tragic plot that once secretly earned us tears and made us move in our hearts when we inadvertently mentioned it.
So let's reminisce about those tear-jerking moments in the game...
1. Braveheart: World Wars
What was the greatest catastrophe in human history? How cruel is it? It is not a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster — war. That's what Braveheart: World Wars tells us through a few ordinary little people.
It doesn't have realistic graphics, exciting gunfights, it's just a 2D side game.
The game borrows real materials and images from the First World War, telling the story of the intertwining of the fates of four characters and the war.
There were German sons-in-law who were forcibly conscripted into the army, old farmers who went to other places to find their relatives, Belgian female doctors who knew well that studying medicine with Master Lu Xun could not save the French, and American explosive soldiers who joined the war after their wives died in air raids.
With four protagonists, four identities, four angles, and four destinies, you can look back at the catastrophe in human history by manipulating such a group of ordinary people.
War is an eternal topic of mankind, although we advocate peace every day, but war always follows, "Braveheart" tells the story of four souls torn apart by war to support each other and rely on each other.
Although the story ends tragically, the warmth of the process can always touch your heartstrings.
The number one protagonist, Emile, saves many people, but the ending of the good guys is not good, even very tragic. He did not die on the battlefield of bullets and bullets, but on the eve of victory, because he did not want to see his teammates die in vain, he disobeyed military orders and was killed.
On this last stretch of the road, his inner monologue and those fleeting characters will have a huge emotional impact on you.
We live in the era of peace, but we can appreciate the cruelty of war expressed in this game, salute the heroes!
2. Final Fantasy XII
Who are the most classic male and female protagonists in the Final Fantasy series? Many players will answer Teda and Yuna without hesitation!
The setting of the story is a very bleak era, but fortunately, the flashpoint of human nature in the story makes this game not too gray.
Final Fantasy XII is impeccable in terms of music, graphics, character style, and soundtrack, and the world of Spyra, full of futuristic fantasies, is full of charming waterfront style, and that impressive lightning ball game.
However, these beautiful images are followed by devastating tragedies.
In the course of the Sim battle, many families were broken, and the town was destroyed just like the famous relics of Zanalu Port, a thousand years ago. Equally tragic is that the male protagonist Teda becomes a person destined to disappear after achieving his goal of saving the world.
Teda's final disappearance at the end of the game became the biggest suspense of the work, and the picture of Yuna passing through Teda in the ending was a tear-jerking classic, and many girls burst into tears in the ending Yuna's story.
This is also the deepest memory that Final Fantasy XII will leave players at the end. Ten years later, we look back and remember this scene vividly.
3. "Cancer Like a Dragon"
It's a story of family, cancer, love, hope. Yes, both realistically and in a game.
In the game you will play as the father of a baby, the baby is called Joey and the father is called Ryan. The game is short and concise, with only two or three hours of gameplay time, and you can manipulate very little space.
The game truly tells the story of a father who is powerless in the face of the imminent death of his young son.
The game is the personal experience of the makers themselves, whose son Ryan was diagnosed with a brain tumor when he was less than two years old, because of the tumor in the brain, even though Joey was four years old, he still could not speak, let alone express the pain he suffered under the torment of a serious illness.
Ryan could only take care of him while trying to understand this lonely and young life in his own way.
As the story progresses, starting from the very beginning of the forest that symbolizes the ideal, we see the silent ward, the dark starry sky symbolizing cancer, the endless ocean of despair, come to the temple of God, and finally, we return to that forest full of life again, and taste delicious pies together as a family.
The whole story, as the player's point of view, all you can do is click according to the plot, but the text that appears from time to time really explains the whole story.
Seemingly boring but meaningful interactions with children; countless message cards and drift bottles that can be opened one by one; loving complaints from wives; almost crazy self-talk after the husband loses his son, all touching the heart and stimulating the tear glands.
The dubbing of the couple is not so much dubbing as it is the most sincere expression of feelings in their hearts, and the crying in the envelopes of the last few chapters makes people cry.
The game is a crowdfunded game, and at the end of the game, it takes tens of seconds to list the names of the crowdfunders one by one.
Even if the picture is poor and the sense of operation is poor, such a story, shown by any engine, will not change the impression of people.
4. "To the Moon"
While the RPG market is always unpredictable, every year there are always developers who can make games full of whimsy. "To the Moon" is such a game with a small cost on the outside, but a shocking game on the inside.
It is a pixel game made with RPGMAKER engine, with a perfect soundtrack, full of praise for life, touching countless people, and the game also beat Catherine, Portal 2 and many other masterpieces, winning the Gamespot Best Screenplay Award that year.
In the game's worldview setting, there is a service to rewrite the memories of the dead to fulfill their wishes.
At the beginning of the story, two employees of this service company receive an old man's dying wish to go to the moon, they dive into the old man's memory, explore and review the trajectory of the old man's life, but find that the old man did not want to go to the moon, and appeared more to his wife with autism, and his wife was always origami rabbit.
After some memory jumping, it was found that it was because of childhood, the accidental death of the old man's biological brother made him use medication to forget his previous memories, and the old man's first date with his wife was also in childhood.
The old man promised at the time: If they couldn't find each other, they would meet on the moon.
But until the old man's wife died, the old man did not recall the past, and at the time of death, he may not understand why he remembered this wish, it may be the thought of his wife, or it may be subconsciously understood the hint of his wife folding the rabbit.
About the ending, about how to move people's hearts, here are too many spoilers, there are too many tears, and even sometimes you have to stop and wait for the tears to dry or you can't see the screen. Believe everyone plays to the end. Will have their own understanding and feelings.
In a person's life, memory is the only thing that really belongs to you before death, it is good and bad, there is happiness and bitterness, but no matter what it is, it is a proof that you have lived.
As a reminder, please bring enough tissues during the game.
The games that the friends have played may be different, and the level of tears may be different. But there must be such a game hidden in your mind, and one of its plots, or a certain ending, may make you cry, may make you suppress silence, may make you see through human nature...
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