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Reader Discussion: What's The Biggest Choice You've Made In A Game?
Choice has become an important part of the video game landscape, providing players with a say in the narrative. Whether it's choosing to help or harvest the Little Sisters or deciding to diffuse or destroy the Megaton bomb in Fallout 3, we're always wondering what impact our decisions will have. Emotional tales such as Life is Strange and Telltale's The Walking Dead have even put characters' fates in our hands. Today, we're asking what choice really got to you.
Obviously, this topic is bound to bring up some spoilers, so I suggest your write the game title and warn of spoilers before the meat of your post. But let's discuss the choices that really made us pause before making them or had us feeling like we had some power over the virtual world before us. What is the biggest choice you made in a game, and why do you think it enhanced your experience? Let us know in the comments below.
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