So I've been playing some games lately, in particular ones like The Stanley Parable, Spec Ops: The Line, and even my old copy of Zelda: MM.
After thinking about them, and seeing some online videos, I've found I really like this type of game. It's hard to explain, but games that actually make you think about the story, or make you feel a connection to it.
For example;
The ending of Bioshock 2's Minerva's Den did more to connect me to the city and think about what actually happened there than the proper games did. By focusing on the one character, I was more attached to the story than in the proper games (where I felt like I was just blasting down hallways)
I guess what I'm getting at is, are there other games like this? Ones that actually try to convey something to you, not just present a fun little game.
I haven't seen many games with a serious story that actually try to connect to you. Are there many?
Before anyone suggests, PLEASE do not suggest any "Eastern" type games. I'm completely repulsed by the art-style and hate quicktime and FFBattle system things. (eg. No Final Fantasy) Nothing wrong with them, just not my cup of tea.
EDIT: If this comes off as mildly insane/ nonsensical; it was my best attempt at describing what I mean, so bear with me.