The Witcher 3 during the Bloody Baron story when you have to choose between helping save his wife or not. Both choices suck and there is no good way to manage it.

Old-school wtf moments was Final Fantasy 3 (US) on SNES. Terra talks about suicide and Ceres actually attempts killing herself if you feed Cid slow fish and he dies.

**** them orphans. They're assholes and what the hell would surviving do anyway? That part of the map is ****ing miserable and if not due to a monster attack they'll probably die from lack of resources.

LMAO I guess that’s one way to look at it.

I would say that pretty much the entire story line of Far Cry 5 is rather dark. Not necessarily the individual missions, though certainly a couple of them with the brainwashing thing going on but, just the overall plot carried out in the cut scenes and then the ending, which apparently no matter which choice you make the ending is dark and depressing.


“Only you can make this world seem right…”

For real though. It's actually been a bit of a nitpick of mine for that game that Velen remains in the shape it's in even after the epilogue. You'd figure SOMEBODY would get around to trying to restore it somewhat given a bunch of branching plots of the game were folks fighting over that land.

JFK reloaded was a fun little game

The Telltale Walking Dead games had some pretty dark moments. Lee dying legitimately made me cry.

I also HATED what happened to the dog in Season 2. That.shit was messed up.

Torturing that poor Azerbaijani sonofabitch in GTA V got pretty damned dark, but I'll admit that I enjoyed it.

Yes it is. Actual shame but, the story is real good though.

This was mentioned earlier, but some of the Fallout vaults were straight up 'wtf moments' for me. Some were funny, but some were downright dark as hell. There was also a town in FO3 (I think) that turned out to be a bunch of cannibals. Similar situation in a settlement in Outer Worlds.