Complex RPGs Where One Decision Completely Ruins A Perfect Story

It can be really annoying when games have very strict requirements, especially if they don’t give you clear hints about how to meet them. What players hate most is when a single, seemingly small choice can prevent them from getting the best possible ending. Here are a few games where that can easily happen.



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