Guilt-Based Gaming: Difference between revisions

* Both ''[[Max Payne (Video Game)|Max Payne]]'' games have this trope, but with Max making noir-style comments about how his cases aren't over.

* In ''[[Princess Maker]] 2'', if you overwork your daughter to the point where she dies, her patron deity will criticize you for not taking care of her health. Also, if your daughter has an extremely high Sin level and gets into one of the less savory professions at the end of the game, her final letter to you and her patron deity's comments will accentuate your failures as a parent. (Your daughter was a gift to you from the heavens, and you caused her to grow up to be sinful and wretched!)

* Stand up or turn down a [[Relationship Values|Social Link]]'s offer to get together in ''[[Persona 3]]'', and that person will be sorely disappointed. Neglect them for too long, and the Link will ''reverse'' and you have to make up with them to gain back their friendship. Actively damage it (such as going out with one girl while you're dating another) and the Link will even ''break'', and berate you for it.

* The entire story of ''[[Persona 4]]'' is having the ability to rescue people from being killed. If you choose not to rescue them, they DIE and Igor berates you. Also, you have the option of {{spoiler|killing Namatame by throwing him into the TV yourself.}} This leads to the Worst Ending, which is different than the plain Bad Ending. The punishment is that {{spoiler|1=Nanako is [[Killed Off for Real]]. Good luck with that. And as seen in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI5AFPSfYmw this video,] when you get the Worst Ending, Dojima makes you feel really guilty too.}}

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