If you were asked which game has moved you the most, I am sure that, as the good video game lover you are, many titles would come to mind. Could you choose just one? Probably not, but in this article we want to give you the floor, and we encourage you to tell us in the comments what that game was and why you were so excited about it.
As always, I’m going to start “wetting” myself first. The list of games that have transmitted different emotions to me, and that have left an important mark on me as a result, is quite long. I remember with special affection what I felt the first time I played Sonic and saw that When you kill the enemies, release animalsand also the crudeness with which Double Dragon II, in its arcade version, opened the first level with the Marien’s murder. It was no use rescuing her in Double Dragon.
Another game that has been one of those that has moved me the most is final fantasy 7, the original, both for the story in general and for its narrative, for the deep criticism it makes of many aspects that are present in our society, and of course for the death of Aerith. Some may believe that in this sense he was revolutionary when he proposed that death, if you are one of them it is clear that you have never played Fantasy Star IV.
I don’t want to keep rambling so much that in the end you could spend the whole afternoon reading my comics, so let’s get down to business. If I had to focus on current games and choose, among all of them, the one that has moved me the most, without a doubt I would stay with Bloodborne, a title that through its secondary characters and its “optional missions” was capable of producing a huge amount of emotions in me, the story of each one of them was recorded in my head.
How to forget to poor Viola and Father Gascoignewhich he is still capable of feeling when he listens to the music box, the feeling of discomfort and guilt when we enter into Iosefka’s clinic, especially if we have sent NPCs there telling them that it was safe, the sour taste that Eileen’s quest thread leaves us or even that certain pity I felt when I saw the orphan from Kos. This game was quite an experience, and in every way, so if you haven’t been able to play it I highly recommend it.
Now it’s your turn we read in the comments.
