DRAKENGARD (PS2, 2004)
The ending
Drakengard isn’t the cheeriest of adventures. There’s no joy, just murder, bloodshed, defeat and gloom, for twenty or so soot-black hours. It has a handful of endings, the penultimate one of which involves babies. Giant cannibal babies with fully-matured teeth. It’s best we show you this first, as a scene-setter:
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