Enslaved: Oddessy To The West. Left off on a pretty bleak, uncertain point (SPOILERS, if you care about a game that's been out a few years now)
You basically discover the up-to-that-point evil slavers are actually alright guys who were trying to put people in a computer simulation (i think?) of pre-war memory's so that they could escape the horror of the post apocalypse through the use of specially designed masks. Monkey, the protagonist, try's one, and is enthralled by the simulation. Trip, his companion, however, destroys the simulation and the guy who made it possible anyway: Leaving the 'slaves' once again stuck in the apocalypse, Trip confused about her actions, and Monkey very quiet.
The thing is, we never learn how this affected either character or their relationship (unlike a certain, more recent game that was remarkably similar), and we never learn of the fates of those trapped in the pyramid. In general, just felt very unresolved.
You basically discover the up-to-that-point evil slavers are actually alright guys who were trying to put people in a computer simulation (i think?) of pre-war memory's so that they could escape the horror of the post apocalypse through the use of specially designed masks. Monkey, the protagonist, try's one, and is enthralled by the simulation. Trip, his companion, however, destroys the simulation and the guy who made it possible anyway: Leaving the 'slaves' once again stuck in the apocalypse, Trip confused about her actions, and Monkey very quiet.
The thing is, we never learn how this affected either character or their relationship (unlike a certain, more recent game that was remarkably similar), and we never learn of the fates of those trapped in the pyramid. In general, just felt very unresolved.