Which indie game’s narrative intricacies make you want to discuss it with friends?

[killamch89]

Beyond visuals, many indie games deliver intricate narratives that demand discussion. Which indie game’s story complexities make you want to dissect it with friends? Perhaps Undertale’s moral branching, Return of the Obra Dinn’s deductive puzzles, or Night in the Woods’s character‑driven mysteries. What twists, themes, or unconventional structures stand out? Do you appreciate hidden endings, meta‑commentary, or real‑time player choices that affect the plot?

[Scorpion]

I’d love to discuss "Oxenfree" with friends due to its intricate narrative and branching dialogues. The ways choices influence relationships and the supernatural elements create rich themes of friendship, loss, and communication, sparking engaging conversations about our own experiences and decisions.

[killamch89]

Outer Wilds refuses to hold your hand through its cosmic mystery, making each discovery feel personally earned. This creates an almost unbearable desire to discuss theories with friends who've played it, while simultaneously making you protective of the experience for those who haven't. I've never felt such conflicting impulses about sharing a narrative.