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Post a blessed image: Video game edition

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A blessed image is the opposite of cursed image, a blessed image is usually wholesome, cute, chill or calm image that makes you feel nice, like the one above.

Since games are getting super cute lately, let's celebrate it by posting screenshots or art relevant to games that make you feel good, a nice thread for us that like this kind of stuff, let me post another one;

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Monster Hunter World is a fantastic game, and they made sure you enjoy go hunting, and one of those little details is going to the Can-teeny and see the little cutscene it plays when you order a meal.

What about you?
 
Chopchop

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Tom Nook said:
I'm curious, what is the context of this?
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The first one looks like Undertale fanart. It's the "it's still you" thing near the end of the game.
You can either be as good or evil as you want in the game. Looking in the mirror here and still recognizing yourself shows that your character was still good/true to yourself. If you played deliberately evil in the game, your character's reaction in the mirror is different.

The evil route in Undertale is a meta commentary on how people in games sometimes min-max with absolutely no regard for its consequences on the game's characters, which looks psychopathic to the inhabitants of the game. If you played that way, your player character becomes possessed/controlled by a hidden character who reflects that psychopathic nature.

Second link isn't working for me.
 
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Silvergun-Blue

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I've been in love with this image from Grandia for 20 years now.
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From the art gallery in Soul Calibur.
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The Persona 4 gang.
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JohnnyMoses said:
I was waiting for a "moment" after reading a review, but I never saw this when I played. Was it easily missable?
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I think the game has multiple triggers and cues that lead to this moment. The game has Ellie pointing out the giraffes, and this happens if you go near them.

It's near the end of the game.
 
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