Most suprising plot twist

[kidigus]

What is the most bizar, or unexpecited plot twist you have ever been confronted with.

Mine was in Bioshock. When you find Ryan.

 

[Composer]

i guess shadow of the Colossus....loved that game

 

[Riobux]

Bioshock as well, but namely the Andrew Ryan confrontation followed by Atlas's mocking.

 

[Darktau]

Evangelion like *twitch* w...t...f *twitch* *dies*

 

[delet]

Hmmm... Because you already took Bioshock, I'll go back a good few years.

Spoiler: Star Ocean 3, when you find out

You're actually just in a video game! Trippy!

Evangelion like *twitch* w...t...f *twitch* *dies*

I don't think NGE had so much of a twist as it was just, "Oh, so that's where it's going... Wait, where the hell is that!?"

 

[FactualSquirrel]

OP: I like the KOTOR one. I won't say any more with fear of ruining it.

I know, it set you up thinking something totally different, and then blew your freaking mind.

Oh, and the end of Beyond good and evil, mainly because I had no idea what was going on until I had completed the game three times.

 

[SilverUchiha]

Seriously, why did you put the twist at the end for those who haven't had a chance to play it yet?

OT: When Bruce Willis was [censored] at the end of Sixth Sense. {prompt someone to start singing "Jizz In My Pants" }

 

[Darktau]

Hmmm... Because you already took Bioshock, I'll go back a good few years.

Spoiler: Star Ocean 3, when you find out

You're actually just in a video game! Trippy!

Evangelion like *twitch* w...t...f *twitch* *dies*

I don't think NGE had so much of a twist as it was just, "Oh, so that's where it's going... Wait, where the hell is that!?"

Well I had no friggin' idea that SEELE wanted to do that or that the eva could do that or that AT fields were on everyone or that (list goes on).

 

[justhereforthemoney]

Spoiler: What Rosebud was in Citizen Kane.

His Sled! Just a sled!

 

[thethingthatlurks]

KotOR has a pretty good one, as stated above. STALKER SoC is also pretty cool, but less in-your-face about it

 

[StarStruckStrumpets]

Eugh, last night a cutscene in KH: 358/2 days really screwed me up. I seriously didn't get anything and was confused all day.

Spoiler: Spoiler ahead?

 

[delet]

Hmmm... Because you already took Bioshock, I'll go back a good few years.

Spoiler: Star Ocean 3, when you find out

You're actually just in a video game! Trippy!

Evangelion like *twitch* w...t...f *twitch* *dies*

I don't think NGE had so much of a twist as it was just, "Oh, so that's where it's going... Wait, where the hell is that!?"

Well I had no friggin' idea that SEELE wanted to do that or that the eva could do that or that AT fields were on everyone or that (list goes on).

I felt that was more of a natural unveiling of plot points really. I guess a good twist was when you find out

Spoiler

The mechs aren't actually mechs. I definitly didn't see that coming

 

[AboveUp]

Spoiler: Star Ocean 3, when you find out

You're actually just in a video game! Trippy!

That was precisely the point I put my controller down and never played the game again. As trivial a video game is, I felt cheated.

The best plot twist ever in any format though, would have to go to Ender's Game. I must've read that page 3 times in a row before I finally realized I didn't read it wrong.

 

[truncatd]

I'm still getting over the ending of Braid.

 

[zidine100]

sorry to mention this game again, but ever 17

Spoiler

Your basically a god, yeh that's right, a time traveling freaking god, if that wasnt surprising after all the bad ends you got, i don't know what is.

 

[x0ny]

MGS4, a lot of loose ends got tied up in that game, very satisfying for me. GTA4 final missions and cutscenes were also rather unexpected.

 

[Tharwen]

I thought the Atlas twist in Bioshock was fairly predictable.

[sub]Or is that just my wishful memory again?[/sub]