Final Fantasy: X: The Ultimate Tearjerker RPG That Moved Thousands of Players
When it comes to RPGs that deeply touch players’ hearts and bring tears to their eyes, many gamers have their personal favorites. Recently, Dengeki Famitsu conducted a poll asking over 4,700 readers, “Which RPG made you cry the most?” The results are in, and Final Fantasy X claimed the top spot, alongside other beloved titles like Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- and Persona 3.
Final Fantasy X Takes the Crown for Most Emotional RPG
According to the Dengeki Famitsu poll, Final Fantasy X—originally released in 2001—was voted the RPG that made players cry the most. The game broke new ground for the series by introducing full voice acting and facial expressions that perfectly matched the characters’ emotions, significantly enhancing the story’s emotional impact. With over 20.8 million copies sold worldwide (as of September 2021), Final Fantasy X remains a topic of heartfelt discussion among fans.
Many players agree on one thing: everything from the story to the ending brings tears that won’t stop flowing. The intense narrative in the latter half, the touching father-son relationship, and the emotional depth of characters Tidus and Yuna continue to resonate deeply with players even today.
Other Tearjerker RPGs That Made the List
Here are the top 10 games that moved players the most, according to the poll:
- Final Fantasy X
- Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- (289 votes)
- Persona 3 (245 votes)
- Okami (211 votes)
- MOTHER 3 (208 votes)
- Tales of the Abyss (207 votes)
- Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age (164 votes)
- Final Fantasy IX (161 votes)
- Suikoden II (158 votes)
- Final Fantasy XV (154 votes)
A Lasting Emotional Impact
This poll reaffirms that Final Fantasy X is not just a legendary RPG because of its gameplay but also a profoundly emotional masterpiece. Its storytelling, character relationships, and unforgettable ending have made it the game remembered most for making people cry.
So, what about you? Which game has made you cry the hardest? Feel free to share your thoughts on This is Game Thailand’s website.
