Sad moments in gaming. (Possible spoilers inside}

The moment when I first launches Dreamfall Chapters and found out my all-time favourite protagonist's fate. I mean, I spent 10 years believing that April somehow survived, and then I was just left with protagonists I didn't care about :(

in before the F spam
I dont get emotional over media, unless its the last episode of SoA
but Telltale the walking dead had its moments

The "May the Circle be Unbroken" scene in Bioshock Infinite is a personal favorite.

This one almost made me cry twice.(Sue's story and ending)

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To the Moon's ending of course.

Also, this part of Bastion is very emotional (Spoilers):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyhrKPLDCyY

Probably everyone knows this and it's bound to be said but LiS ending with Spanish Sahara song always gets me.

The Scooter quest in BL2: Commander Lilith dlc.
I got emotional as soon as he said ''I gotta catch me a ride to heaven''

But the one that always gets to me is Zack's death in Crisis Core

This War of Mine. Every play through

Have you played the original(?) Metal Gear Solid? I still consider the deaths of Sniper Wolf and Psycho Mantis to be the saddest moments in the history of gaming. I also cried at the end of Arkham City, during the scene when Batman carries Joker out of that theatre or whenever it took place.

Recently, I've played Do Not Feed the Monkeys and while it didn't make me cry, there was some seriously sad shit going on with the Elevator cage (It's a game about secretly watching people. There's an old man trapped in an elevator, slowly dying of thirst and starvation. You can deduce the needed info to let his wife know about his whereabouts, which leads to him being saved. However, it's also possible to accept a bribe and keep silent about it, in which case the wife is told that you were just joking, the man stays trapped in that elevator and dies. That's cold.)

the ones i remember right now:
metro exodus ending with miller
me3 ending with anderson
tales of the borderlands killing scooter so an unfunny character like ellie could replace him, that's sad

borderlands 3 that part in the entire game where ava doesn't die so it stops being a useless and forced character no one likes, but it seems devs forgot to add it

Someday I'll have the courage to finish Valiant Hearts, that game made me sad not so much for the story itself but rather because of all the tidbits of contextual info that come with the items you find, reading through those made me feel awful.

ff7... u know

saddest moment in game history, im gonna have to go with skyrim paid for mods. 200$ for hd horse genitals tho, who could pass up that deal??? we won that battle but lost the war boys!

Beyond Good and Evil. If you've played it, you know the scene. If you haven't, you should.

I remember 3 right now, for me:
1) Unreal - After all you finally escape the planet and then drift aimlessly hoping to be found.
2) Chrono Trigger - The Wings of time ending after everyone says goodbye
3) Modern Warfare 3: When we lost the Soap

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
The ending really tugged at my heartstrings and made me teared up.

Whole ME3. You were sad either that BW messed up ending of the trilogy, or sad that some character dies and you can't do anything about it.

Dino Crisis2 Ending
Fallout New Vegas Lonesome Road Ending - when ED-E sucrifise him self

So what are some sad moments in gaming you ran across?

The moment when I was forced to play video games because the government closed the borders too late and caused the deaths of thousands of people

Spoilers OMG! Why i'm even here?

Since all my main candidates are already mentioned (Life is strange, Bioshock, To the moon, FF7, ME3), here's more.

The ending of Spec ops: The line.
The ending of Shadow warrior, they had surprisingly good story overall.
The ending of SOMA was a bit of sad and infuriating at the same time, unfortunately developers were already 5 years into project and had no resources to fix ending, so they released game as-is.
The ending of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter was kinda sad.
The ending of What Remains of Edith Finch was supposed to be sad but was too obvious and it ruined the feeling.
Max Payne dilogy is made of sad, lol. Welcome to noir genre.

Arthur's death in RDR2