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What's the sharpest turn you've ever seen a plot take practically out of nowhere? I'm thinking of shit like Indigo Prophecy introducing angels and aliens and AI ghosts from the internet after starting off as a relatively interesting and subdued supernatural murder mystery.
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Bump.
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>>750206153
the first shadowrun
it was a normal cyberpunk game and then at the end suddenly out of nowhere magic immortal bugs (literally) are introduced as the main antagonists
i remember thinking "where the fuck did that come from", almost dropped the game there
its pretty much the only thing i still remember about that game
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>>750206153
Xenogears although part of that was also me being young. I thought it was a comfy fantasy game with mechs and then it turned into something different that I didn't recognize.

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I thought the same too then later I started reading more and more Shadowrun lore and then I said, "Ah, I see I understand"
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Chrono Cross is the undisputable king of this.



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