I did that thing! This is somewhat in order? The criteria isn't super clear here but I'm noticing they fall into categories of: I cried playing it (e.g. Gris), formative in terms of aesthetic taste (e.g. Mischief Makers), ones I just played a lot especially with brother/friends (e.g. Nintendo Land), or ones I just respect immensely (e.g. Disco Elysium).
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It's good as hell!! I didn't get every ending or anything (the difficulty spike on some of them was more than I could handle), but man it was really beautiful
Neither have I for similar reasons but also time constraints (only played it on stream so far), but it's really stuck out to me in a very meaningful way.
ahhh cool cool! It stuck out to me too, it was pretty narratively challenging for me? Accepting what the plot demanded for the main ending was really difficult, coming into it with Undertale programming, it kinda reminded me of being stuck facing Asgore the first time and having to choose to fight, but even more emotionally confronting. I got the frog's wrath ending the first time, lol.
That's probably what people are expected to get given the situation and getting the vibes from the game being a similar choice making to Undertale. I ended up following through to the "normal ending" because I kinda had a little bit of something spoiled for me, but it still didn't ruin the experience thankfully, and the message it wants to send makes a lot of sense. The hard part is knowing if what you're doing is right or not.
Totally, I’m glad it wasn’t too spoiled for you at least! I think my friend had to hint me to actually go along with the normal route hehe