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I feel like it's natural to have this reaction to such a jarring twist. Like you said, it really does speak to how excellent the writing was. Like everyone else, I came out of this game emotionally devastated. However, the fact that it's lingered in my mind for over a week now really only makes me appreciate it all the more. I'm giving myself a cooldown period before I replay and aim for a less devastating ending.
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It's like life, really. You'll be hanging out and making plans with friends when you get the news that one of them died unexpectedly. It's definitely jarring, and that's what makes it realistic. I know many people play these sort of games as a form of escapism from RL, but I'm glad games like this one exist. Not everything about life is roses and lollipops, and it's okay that some games take a tragic turn. There's more than one type of release that people can have at the end of a game, and this one is a good example of it.
Absolutely. Taking in a tragedy is just another dose of Adrenalin, not too dissimilar to well-made horror. After all, Shakespeare's greatest plays were tragedies. In this day and age, it's quite daring and noteworthy when done right. My immediate thought turns to Game of Thrones (the book and the first season of the series).
