Tell me games that have given you that aetherial tingling feeling
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Not spooky scares sending a chill down your spine, not a tense game making you jitter, I mean that floaty tingling stardust feeling where you feel distant and yet more connected to the world
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... What?
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i got that when i played neir automata for the first time. hotline miami is also good.
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Nier:Automata ending [E] definitely had me somewhere else man.
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>>424369 Hotline Miami after all the gore and blood and destruction. Then you have to go to your car and survey all of the death and misery that you caused.
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When you're really high up and looking over the lands in Xenoblade X
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>>424564 in HLM 2 the bank robbery level hives me the chills, between the music and the straight up action it is probably one of the most thrilling parts of the game.
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Hyper light drifter
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Hollow Knight
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The Neverhood
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Opening scene of Mirror's Edge always gives me the feeling you described :D
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Life is strange
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Journey was good for this now that I think about it. And certain parts of Earthbound like the Sanctuary locations.
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The opening section from Star Ocean Til The End of Time
mmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Kingdom Hearts 2? Not completely sure what about what feeling you are talking about, but I think I felt it while playing that.
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SkyrimVR. Crazy felling to be there. I don't know if the felling of connecting to a different world counts tho.
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Portal 2. Never ceases to amaze me (again). <3
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2064 Read Only Memories!
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>>425852 The feeling you get falling through the dreamlike void onto the chain of stained glass platforms, or the feeling when Roxas says, "I guess my summer vacation is over..." and it really is.
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idk what you saying man but let it be butterfly soup.
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uh, shit, im sorry. not man. apologies, sis
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>>425951 Yeah. Then definitely KH2.
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Dragon Quest 8 and Dragon quest 11.
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Undertale pacifist ending (the community is shit tbh but that doesn't change the fact that the game was good)
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>>426147 That's definitely a good one.
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This is basically Yume Nikki
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>>426147 Yup, this.
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>>426147 The entirety if Deltarune gives me this as well.
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>>426705 Yeah. Playing Deltarune was fucking surreal. Never thought he would make something like that, and it was so good too.
| Not spooky scares sending a chill down your spine, not a tense game making you jitter, I mean that floaty tingling stardust feeling where you feel distant and yet more connected to the world