Since playing That Dragon, Cancer a couple of days ago, I've been trying to fully parse my thoughts on it. It's a game I'm glad I played and contributed towards, but I ended up getting hung on the voicework - it ended up making me far too uncomfortable to actually invest myself in what was going on... and also poor indication of progression demolished any impact the ending would have had. I didn't want the thing I took out of those last two scenes to be abject frustration.

But, in spite of that, one moment really hit home. So much so that I made a short video about it and I'm considering making a feature around highlighting particularly touching or excellent moments in games.

But what moment stood out to you? Share your experiences here.

"I'm Sorry Guys, It's Not Good" is without doubt, the best part of the game. The spinning wheel is a pretty inspired mechanic and the gradual flooding worked well in that scene, too.