Games with most confusing stories: Which ones come to mind?

Another one is 'Nier: Automata'. It has a multi - layered story that involves different perspectives from the androids and machines. There are time loops, philosophical concepts, and a lot of unanswered questions about the true nature of the world and the purpose of the characters. It can be quite a head - scratcher.

Lack of clear character motivations also adds to the confusion. In 'Death Stranding', Sam's actions are sometimes hard to understand. Is he driven by a sense of duty, or is there something else? The game doesn't always spell it out clearly, and this vagueness makes the story difficult to fully comprehend.

Definitely 'Final Fantasy VII'. It has a classic and memorable story. The battle against the evil Shinra Corporation and Sephiroth, along with Cloud's journey of self - discovery, is really engaging. 'BioShock' is also a great one. Set in the underwater city of Rapture, the story unfolds as you discover the secrets of this dystopian place. The moral and philosophical themes add depth to the story. And 'Half - Life' series, especially 'Half - Life 2', has a great story. You play as Gordon Freeman fighting against the Combine in a dystopian Earth, and the mystery surrounding the events keeps you hooked.

One game is 'Silent Hill'. Its story is filled with multiple, often conflicting, interpretations. There are strange creatures, a town that seems to shift between different states of reality, and a lot of symbolism that makes the overall story really hard to fully understand at first glance.

Symbolism is a big factor in making short stories confusing. When a story is filled with complex symbols that are not easily understood, it can be really puzzling. Take 'The Great Gatsby' for example. The green light at the end of Daisy's dock is a symbol that has multiple layers of meaning related to dreams, hope, and the unattainable. In short stories, if there are too many such symbols without clear explanations, readers can get lost. Another aspect is when the theme is very abstract. Stories that deal with concepts like existentialism or the nature of consciousness, like some works of Kafka, are often difficult to fully comprehend.

The Forest is very popular. The idea of being stranded on a creepy island with mutants and having a story to follow as you try to survive and find a way off the island appeals to a lot of players. It has a good balance between survival mechanics and the progression of the story. 7 Days to Die is also popular in the survival - horror genre with a story. The concept of a post - apocalyptic world where you face zombies every seven days and the continuous development of the story through exploration and scavenging has made it a well - known game.

Definitely 'Halo 5: Guardians'. The plot is super intense as you're in the middle of a galactic war. You're constantly on the edge of your seat wondering what will happen to the Master Chief and his allies. The Covenant and other threats keep the action and tension high throughout the game.

Well, 'Gears of War 4' is also a top game. It continues the epic story of the Gears of War series. You fight against new and terrifying enemies while uncovering the secrets of the post - apocalyptic world. The gameplay is action - packed and the story keeps you hooked from start to finish. There's also 'Sea of Thieves' which has a unique story of pirates. You can team up with friends, sail the seas, look for treasure, and face off against other pirate crews all while following a loose but fun story of becoming the most feared pirates on the sea.

It's hard to say which are the most popular without more specific information. But usually, the ones with the most engaging plots or relatable characters tend to be popular.

In my opinion, 'The Little Prince' is very inspiring. It makes us reflect on the true meaning of life, friendship and love through the adventures of the little prince. Another inspiring story could be 'Anne of Green Gables'. Anne's positive attitude towards life despite hardships is truly motivating.