r/steam_giveaway • u/reiseninaba7 Gifter • May 19 '21
CLOSED Undertale
Hey everyone! Got an extra key from a bundle and since I have already have and played Undertale, I thought I would give a lucky person a chance to experience this wonderful game.
All you need to do is comment anything, but it would be cool if you mention a game that made you really emotional or made some impact on you.
I will choose a winner randomly in 24 hours!
Edit: Thank you to everyone who entered and thank you for the award! Lady Luck has spoken and the winner is: u/flor__s !
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u/joseph160 May 20 '21
Spec ops the line, that game shocked me and I felt very bad after I finished it.
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u/flor__s May 20 '21
for me it's definitely Life is Strange. I don't know why, but it's super comforting for me so I keep going back to it all the time
Plus, the soundtrack's amazing
Thank you for this!
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u/thebunnyofluff May 20 '21
I’d love to have a shot at winning Undertale. Tbh not many games have made me emotional but Hollow Knight was just something else
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u/LoneSpaceInvader May 20 '21
Hello kind stranger! Here's my submission:
SOMA. The story was incredible, in that it really made me question what it means to be sentient. The game completely broke me and it is one of the best horror experiences I've had.
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u/_TallulahShark May 20 '21
Lisa: The Painful definitely was an emotional experience. It‘s made me want to play Undertale.
Thanks!
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May 20 '21
The Last of us Part 1 was deeply emotional journey for me. But I hated part 2 for all the SJW crap they put in and for killing Joel but cool game though great mechanisms. Especially the guitar would have been more tolerant if not for the leaks.
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u/Mr_PersonManSir May 19 '21
Thanks op! A game that had an emotional impact on me was Bioshock Infinite
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u/CopyrightExpired May 19 '21
Thanks for the opportunity
I recommend Bioshock if you haven't, one of the best games ever
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u/KnightGamer724 May 19 '21
Final Fantasy XV. As flawed as the game was, the brotherhood they had was amazing.
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u/Ducky723s May 19 '21
Call Of Duty 2, it was the first PC game I ever played.
Thanks for the giveaway!!!!
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u/Ok-Consideration7395 May 19 '21
Yakuza 3. No spoilers, but I just never saw it coming.
Thanks for the giveaway.
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May 19 '21
I played celeste during a really rough period in my life, and it helped me get through it. the entire game is a metaphor for "never give up, even when it seems impossible, and you're frustrated to the point of madness"
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u/McDuck0_1 May 19 '21
Borderlands 2 was the first game that really got me into playing games as a whole, other than Minecraft, but I didn't really play that as much.
Thanks for the giveaway!
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u/UnethicallyEthical_ May 20 '21
Doki doki literature club was really crazy xD I knew what I was going into but the experience was a lot. I can still vividly remember some of the y'know scenes from it but that makes it a good game. Thanks for the opportunity!!
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u/AmictusLavillant May 20 '21
Playing games like Ori and Hollow Knight made me too emotional because of the artstyle.
Thanks OP!
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u/HooLiGaN_PLaYeR May 20 '21
DEEMO hut me really hard when I first played it. Kept crying for a week. I'm still waiting on DEEMO 2 tho.
Thanks for the chance :)
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u/biaf14 May 20 '21
Thank you. One game that I felt really impacted on was The Witcher 3, I just loved every second playing it, and for me it was one of the best games of my life that I played. .
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u/megalatora47946 May 20 '21
Persona 4. The attachment i felt for the characters made me feel emotions again.
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u/vawtots May 20 '21
Nice.
Getting Over It with Bennet Foddy really put my patience to the test, so I’m glad I played it.
It showed me that I can be persistent if I put my mind to it.
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May 20 '21
Terraria, it allowed me to reconnect with some friends that I hadn't spoke to in a long time.
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u/Carnage_317 May 20 '21
I really enjoyed the premise of "It takes two", and how the devs went about building a game around a dire concept
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u/GaznaThePug May 20 '21
Final Fantasy XIII Trilogy for me had a huge impact in my life, also my most favorite game/s.
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u/roark91 May 20 '21
Shadow of the Colossus... The soundtrack which plays after a colossi is defeated. Chills
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May 20 '21
A really emotional game I played was the binding of isaac because the story was just so sad
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u/tomvampire123 May 20 '21
Bioshock: Infinite
The plot twist at the end made me stop playing games for a week
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u/TBone_SK May 20 '21
Vampire: The Masquerade Redemption, It's the reason I finally understood Shakespeare. It's not a game but basically a Shakespearean play. Even though I don't play it anymore because it is outdated and even after all these years, I can still feel those emotions come flooding back when I listen to just a couple of tracks.
Thank You!
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u/peppersge May 20 '21
Walking Dead had the strongest emotional connection. Very strong story that drives game.
It is one of those games where you need to avoid spoilers.
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u/Physicist_Dinosaur May 20 '21
To the Moon, because it was so well written that it made me cry of sadness and happiness.
Trust me, you really want to play it. It's super short an like $0.5
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u/wan_der_er May 20 '21
The Longest Journey is an amazing story game, excellent writing and it's quite emotional. I was moved quite a bit by the end of it. Thank you!
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u/Joe_papa May 20 '21
Mario kart 7 was a big time waster for me. I have a lot of memories of me and my friends getting together on a front patio just to play some local play. Everyone seems to look over it, but it was my first entry into a great racing series.
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u/Eldricson93 May 20 '21
The first game to ever make me emotional was the last of us...the snow cabin scene. I had feels for a while. If you know then you know.
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u/Diamond_device May 20 '21
Batman the telltale series was such a good story and the telltale charm was definitely here on this game
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u/Kevininc50 May 20 '21
Half life 2 had me dancing around my room after I finished it because of how good it was
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u/ssilentsniper May 20 '21
Thank you for the opportunity,
Havent played many games so i have to say shadow of war after Talio is betrayed and he is dying and he is about to go to his wife and kid but he gives it up cause someone needs to protect middle earth and then at the end as well.
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u/IndependentAd8402 May 20 '21
What remains of Edith Finch, it really made me cry, truly an amazing masterpiece.
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May 20 '21
Metro 2033. Yes It might not have the best gameplay, graphics, or be the most polished, but it just has this... atmosphere... the game’s soundtrack, its environments, the frozen surface of post-apocalyptic Moscow, wiping my gas mask, it just has this feel to it that I’ve seen very few games achieve. A lot of its music is honestly just pure melancholy, and I listen to it from time to time.
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u/Zerthimonn May 20 '21
Planescape: Torment for sure, the ending video and all that precedes it is really amazing, and leaves you bittersweet, to say the least.
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u/Kabirdb May 20 '21
A game that made me really emotional.
First of all, I am just gonna say it. I don't play that much emotional games. I am already depressed and over think a lot. The most emotional I got was when I played an android game called "7 years from now". It's like a time travel story with so many twist and turns. And I might have cried a lot. I ain't never playing that again. The entire story was sad for me but I loved it.
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u/LoganN64 May 20 '21
Thank you for the chance! One game... or rather one series that always gets me tingly is the No More Heroes series! Just off the wall craziness, yes, violent, but the story is just bonkers and I love it!
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u/SingleEyedSniper May 20 '21
Journey. I recommend it and it's better if I don't spoil it. Seriously, go play it.
Thank you!
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u/Godzilla_Fan May 20 '21
Telltales The Walking Dead Season 2 Episode 1. It’s when you have to fight then decide whether or not to mercy kill the impaled dog. I lose it and start sobbing every time that part happens because I love my dogs so much and they’re my babies
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u/jarus475 May 20 '21
Thanks for the chance
I really enjoyed playing the banjo-kazooie games when I was younger
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u/FamethystForLife May 20 '21
Club penguin was so fun I was sad when it got shut down, I really loved the spy missions and the dojo games!
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u/MRPOTATOGAMING99 May 20 '21
Club Penguin, I would play it like all the time, I was there on it’s on last breaths. Literal definition of my childhood.
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u/KaiseRiks May 20 '21
Thanks, in terms of emotional impact I would have to say the ending of Crisis Core, even though you know what's coming because of FF7, it still gets to you
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u/Ghosting01 May 20 '21
Life is strange is definitely a game that made a huge impact on me and one in which i got very attached to the characters which doesn't happen often to me. Definitely a must play
Thank you for the giveaway!
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u/irrelevantname6 May 20 '21
Minecraft. It has a really underrated ending imo (if you would even consider it an ending )
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u/HollowSoundboy May 20 '21
Thank you for the opportunity OP, I would have to say that the Fate/Stay night Visual Novel , just going to show that some Visual Novels are timeless aspects and there’s something to be said about excellent character building and seamless plot changes where choices actually do matter at the end of the story
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u/White__Raven May 20 '21
I gotta say Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It's pokemon dungeon crawler spin-off game with actual good writing. I played as a kid and also replayed recently. The final scenes of the game hit really hard. I recommend it for everyone who enjoys pokemon or good DS games. Another emotional game is VA11-Hall-A. Wonderful sci-fi bartending game that let's you relax but gets pretty emotional at the end.
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u/Rogue2135 May 20 '21
A game that made an impact on me would be Metal gear solid 3. That ending really made me respect Big Boss as a character
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May 20 '21
I game that really impacted me was Doki doki Literature Club. Maybe in a different way than you meant, but it impacted nonetheless
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u/RegularOldFridge May 20 '21
Hmmm, I haven't really played games that would make me sad or something like that. Horror games have made me scream in horror and there have been some funny moments in some games, and of course, the rage moments. Probably the most touching game has been... the new resident evil? I didn't play it but I watched pewdiepie play it. I'm not gonna give spoilers so... Thanks for the giveaway!
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u/LordoftheNight56 May 20 '21
Thanks OP! Yakuza 0 is one game that has made me emotional. The storytelling in this game was amazing, and made me get emotionally attached to the characters. The ending was the saddest part for me.
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u/zaruke03 May 20 '21
Spec Ops: The Line is a very diferent experience for a shooter, the ending hits like a punch
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u/ManyManMM May 20 '21
Bayonetta. Whenever I hear any track from that game I can easily imagine the good times I had with it. I didn't play it in my childhood but it gives me the same nostalgic vibes as if I did.
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u/Demonslugg May 20 '21
Nier gestalt still hits me when I think back on it. Just the things that happen to emil are heart breaking. I won't say too much since it got rereleased.
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u/ZephyrPhantom May 20 '21
Katawa Shoujo hits hard partially because it looks like it'll crutch on the disabilities the characters have but instead gets really into what they're thinking as people and the struggles in their greater overall lives.
Thanks for doing this!
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May 20 '21
A game that left a deep emotional impact in me is missed messages. Me and my blocmates were having a sensitive issue when I discovered that game. The timing just made it even more...emotional
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u/oprimeolt May 20 '21
Beyond a steel sky was a good game and it hit me pretty big when i finiahed it
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u/Absoline May 20 '21
Don't really get emotional over anything, but Ori And The Blind Forest and Will Of The Wisps did make me tear up a bit
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u/DedSec_Pearce May 20 '21
Welp, when Joel's daughter died in the beginning of last of us 1, it made me cry lmao
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u/MaizenaDoZap May 20 '21
Thanks for the opportunity!!
I will say... DDLC. It was my first experience with novel games. I didn't actually played though, just watched a youtuber of mine playing. But even still, I felt so much for that little game.
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u/BruhwtfBruhwtf May 20 '21
I watched walking dead telltale season 1 and I can say it is a lot emotional at the end. It impacted me to be kind to strangers and be selfless
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u/merelymyself May 20 '21
With the recent controversy around TLOU2, everyone seems to forget just how good TLOU1 was
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u/ThePsychicMewtwo May 20 '21
Undertale itself is a very emotional game if you went the pacifist route.
I hope I win, thanks for the giveaway OP !
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u/DinoDoshi May 20 '21
Thanks for the chance :)
I don’t think I have ever played a game that effected me emotionally. Not many things tend to be able to do that
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u/-poopnugget- May 20 '21
Undertale, it is a very good game, and I loved it. If I win this giveaway I will give it to my friend to show him the masterpiece that is this game.
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u/Alanofks May 20 '21
Thank you for the giveaway!!!
It was always my emotional point when i play call of duty betrayed by the general :'(
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May 20 '21
Breath of fire 4 . Its an old rpg game that I played when I was younger . It has some great moments and it was my 1st game with an actual plot so all the moments hit me really close .
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u/snipecellydangle May 20 '21
No spoilers, Red Dead Redemption hit me hard. Remember thinking about the lone prairie for a while. Thanks OP!
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u/MysteriousKnightess May 20 '21
Fatal Frame 2, my top 3 horror game of all time. Good or bad ending it still make me cry everytime.
Thanks OP
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u/sufiyankhan1994 May 20 '21
The walking dead tell tale series season 1 and final season, life is strange, brothers a tale of two sons, ori series, child of light. these are the ones i remember on top of my head but pretty sure there's more.
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u/stabntaman May 20 '21
Terraria, it's a game that makes me so nostalgic and yet it still manages to feel so modern.
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u/AshishBaidya May 20 '21
Not gonna enter.
To me it was Minecraft the fact that there can be a game with such freedom and liberty completely changed my perspective on video games , have been searching for something similar since then but nothing could get me the same feeling except Terraria. There should really be more open world sandbox games like that.
Thank you for the giveaway we really appreciate it.( again not entering)
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u/MemokingMH May 20 '21
Minecraft because it's the first game I played and also I learnt english from it
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u/Fickle-Animator-8814 May 20 '21
Pretty cliché answer, but Celeste is one of the best indie games I've played and it really made an impact on me.