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I re read it every few years not the same as the 1st time but still amazing. About 20 times now.

Even 2+ years after playing it, I still wish I could experience Return of the Obra Dinn for the first time again 🥺 It had such mindblowing storytelling, despite (or because of) the 1-bit graphics, that I'll never forget it enough to enjoy each revelation to the fullest like that first time. Gonna go listen to the soundtrack again...

Time for a second read through? I've listened to it about 3 times now, and from re listening to books (about 5ish on Dune series so a regular thing) it feels so satisfying to realize all the previous clues you didn't catch the first time.The Dark Tower is definitely a favourite, The Dark Tower definitely has lows that are harder to listen to as often as the Dune series though. And King can surely write emotion better than Herbert, I think he understands people in general better than many, which shows in his writing, as meandering as it gets. If I had a clue of the expanse of his story and multi universe I'd have read it SOOO much sooner, but I hadn't the idea how awesome it was when I was younger.

Okay time to hear the story of the Gunslinger again, thanks for the push! The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed....

And Ka rolls on...

Edit I wanted to include my favourite bits, it's not really a spoiler, but at one point the grizzled gunslinger is going towards an unknown danger with his pal, a dude from the 80s (if this is confusing and slightly interesting read the Dark Tower till book 2 or don't whatever), and he takes his friends hand to hold it. There's so few times you see much of that affection between men without people being awkward after in modern media but the characters knew they were there for each other whatever they came across. It's one of the things that makes King's writing awesome. If you've ever been through real trials with someone, you get it and it.

Maybe The Stand by Stephen King?

Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson might do it.

Hyperion by Dan Simmons will almost definitely do it...

Baldurs Gate 3 and the original Deus Ex did that for me.

I wish I could get the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind treatment for those games.

Da Vinci Code

A little life and The goldfinch did it for me. Also others that I am too lazy to list.

The Mass Effect trilogy did it too and still does every time I finish it (4 or 5 times now)

Have you read Hyperion by Dan Simmons? Amazing sci-fi

Of course, The Martian would be the next step if you haven't read that too.

But also, I found it similar to The Andromeda Strain or multiple novels by Frederik Pohl.

Hot damn, this has been on my reading list for a while, gonna start it today.

I know I'm gonna get this with Digital Circus and part of me is really salty it's only getting one season

Stephen King is the opposite of G. R. R. Martin

The second game is so good. So many people had a negative knee-jerk reaction to an event that happens early in the game, but I thought it was amazing.

And then playing from both Ellie and Abby's povs was the perfect way to tell the subsequent story. By the end you're just emotionally drained... But the story is so well told imo.

That series is just amazing. I can’t imagine having to read them as they released, waiting that long for book four would have driven me to acts of terrorism.

I saw the movie when it came out, my ticket was for seat 19, it was the only connection to the books I got from the experience.