Plot twists

What is the game with the best, most clever and non-forced plot twists? And I mean games that are not specifically about mystery, such as Ace Attorney or Danganronpa, because that'd be cheap.
Hard mode: no MGS.

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And unlike Movie Gear Solid, it conveys it almost entirely through gameplay.

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In Fallout 4 when Shaun turns out be old vaul 14 was 4 but 80 was you than old with wife institute

>cutscenes bad!
>gameplay good!
I used to agree with this just to fit in
But then I realized I only play games for flashy cutscenes, that's how I have fun, fuck you

EVEN THE FLAWS

I never said cutscenes were bad, but when you rely on them entirely to tell your story (like Movie Gear Solid), you are fundamentally failing to use the medium in any meaningful way.

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>The Protheans were not the first. They did not create the Citadel. They did not forge the mass relays. They mere found them - the legacy of my kind.

There's nothing inherently bad with separating gameplay parts from story parts

Yes, there is. It completely undermines that defining aspect of the medium: Interactivity.

You don't have to be interacting all the time
Especially because that's bound to become repetitive

Reading descriptions isn't gameplay. Also
>hates movie games
>posts movieborne
How ironic.

>Bloodborne is a movie gam-

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Are you implying it isn't a movie game only because it has boss fights? Even MGS has boss fights. That means literally nothing.

Not that guy, but how is Bloodborne a movie game?

MGS also has the advantage of having actually good, creative boss fights

Same reason anything else is considered a movie game. Do you think there are different ways to be a movie?

What are those reasons?

If you don't even know what a movie game is why did you even jump into the conversation?

That's why I'm asking. I want to know what makes Bloodborne a movie game, or what makes a game a movie game in the first place.

Not that user but it seems to me you're full of shit and never played BB in the first place to call it a moviegame. Considering how adamant you are on evading the question and all that

I've played Bloodborne. Mained kirkhammer early game before switching around a lot later on. It's a movie game. Have you watched it?
Me not giving a shit about some faggot who doesn't know anything trying to jump in while I talk to someone else about Bloodborne doesn't mean jack.

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You still haven't explained how BB is a movie game so I guess you're just a retard who can't put his thoughts into words. You're that bad at shiposting.

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I actually did earlier. Same reason anything else is a movie game. Bloodborne isn't some unique thing with a special reason it became a movie game. But user doesn't know what a movie game is so he didn't understand.

you people are absolutely fucking delusional

I'm still waiting for those reasons so I'll never know. I'll just chalk it up to you shitposting like a retard. Kids these days...

>so I'll never know
You could try lurking more newfag.

Or you could provide those reasons. But I know you can't because you don't have any.
lrn2troll newfag

>that chest
god i love male sheik

The sarcophagus in VtM:B

This is not major but i thought it was a very effective little twist and framing device. I did not see it coming and it was great.

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So Bloodborne has heavily scripted gameplay, bombards you with cutscenes and dialogue, and constantly takes control away from you to play animations and shit like that?

Yes

I forget, is this AC4? The narrator writing a letter to Mobius 1?

Yes

Baten Kaitos had one of the best vidya twists.

You picked the wrong house fool.