6 Games Not Made By Telltale Where You Make Choices and Might Cry

With the recent release of the first episode of Telltale's Batman series, here are six games to play to scratch that Telltale Games itch.

[gangsta_red]

A person should consider therapy if a video game makes them cry.

[r3f1cul]

i disagree fully ... i literally cant remember the last time i cried about anything (barring a close family death) but Lee in the first season of the walking dead from tell tale tore me the F up bad... especially being a father ... i dunno it was very unexpected but it pro football kicked me in the feels... although its the only game this has ever happened to me on i by no means am ashamed of it or feel i need therapy because of it lol

[TXIDarkAvenger]

Yep, nothing wrong with that. If movies and even music can make us cry, why would it be unacceptable that games can do that too?

[whitesoxfalife1976]

Movies and music can have that sense of feel to make you cry it triggers a certain nerve in you, im not an neurologist just saying. So why can't games trigger that same emotion?

[DigitalRaptor]

LMFAO!

[Fist4achin]

I actually shed a tear when I clicked on this page...

[SarcasticDuck]

i don't know what is to cry over something. I never cried when Ace or Merry died nor when Ash got "stoned" on the first movie. I didnt cried last week when i finished Life is Strange (even though i got depresse by two days feeling "what will i play next to top that?"). I really wish i could know the feeling (even if it's an embarassing one)

[Vits]

I cried when I played Until Dawn, because I failed in killing Emily in my first playthrough.

[DigitalRaptor]

I like games that can make you feel sad, just as much as any game that makes you feel happy or empowered, and you'd be completely normal human being for feeling any normal human emotion during anything that expresses human emotion. In fact, it takes a great game to make you break down and cry over its compelling performances and themes.

I cried at a specific moment in The Walking Dead, season 1. I was just overcome with sadness, and I feel like a better human for it. There are some games that leave you with a vacant feeling when you complete them, like Ico. I would rather cry than have that dreaded (but meaningful) feeling.