Line #54 Cliffhanger/VideoGames


1	----
2	!!Resolved Cliffhangers:
3	* The second ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' game has this in the ''middle of the game''. At the end of Case 2, when [[spoiler:Morgan Fey]] is arrested for assisting in a murder, she is shown talking to someone whose identity is unknown to the player, about how her time is coming and that her plan will soon come to be. This cliffhanger, who she's talking to, and what she means isn't resolved until the ''next game''.
4	* The first ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' ends with Ryo moments away from landing a killing blow against [[FinalBoss Mr. Karate]], but his sister Yuri intercedes, and is about to reveal his identity when the game cuts to credits. The next game confirms that Mr. Karate is actually Ryo and Yuri's father, Takuma Sakazaki, who [[HeelFaceTurn joins forces with his kids]].
5	* VideoGame/AsurasWrath. In multiple times in the True End. [[spoiler:Deus is dead, Asura can finally reunite with Mithra... and suddenly Olga appears and threatens to kill her for Deus' death... until all of the sudden, that Golden Spider accompanying Asura most of the time kills Olga, possesses Mithra and... the end, that's it. Regardless, at the end of the game, Asura is still pissed off.]]
6	* The first three chapters of ''VideoGame/BendyAndTheInkMachine'' have a cliffhanger, but only two of them are resolved:
7	** Chapter 2 ends with Henry meeting [[spoiler:a live, healthy Boris, who he'd previously seen DEAD upstairs. In Chapter 3, we discover that this is because there are many Boris clones]].
8	** In Chapter 3, after [[spoiler: the elevator crashes]], Henry sees Boris being [[spoiler: captured by Alice as he's trying to keep Henry conscious. Henry blacks out right afterward]]. Consequently, Chapter 4 is spent with Henry trying to [[spoiler: rescue Boris, only to have to fight and kill a BrainwashedAndCrazy version of him]].
9	* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' loves this:
10	** The [[VideoGame/BlazBlueCalamityTrigger original Arcade game]] always ends with the characters getting sent back in the past due to being in a time loop. Most worse is Ragna's, where he gets to fuse into a monster, sent back as a destructive monster in the past that gets killed.
11	** The console version had the crew getting out of the time loop... just in time for the supposed BigBad, Terumi, showing himself off and got away scots free for his next plan... giving Tsubaki the order to assassinate Noel and Jin (still a psycho).
12	** The original Arcade of [[VideoGame/BlazBlueContinuumShift the sequel]] eventually had the characters confront Terumi, beat him... then Terumi reveals that he's just warming up and he summons Noel, turned into a mindless monster bent on destroying the world, to fight you... and the game ends.
13	** The console version of the sequel threw A LOT of surprises: [[spoiler:Noel gets saved and Jin stops being a psycho. However, Tsubaki had a new resentment with Noel and stuck with NOL, thus not quite giving Jin and Noel a happy end for all they've been through. Then, the originally good-hearted Litchi [[FaceHeelTurn turns antagonist]] and joins NOL so she can procure the cure for Arakune which is in NOL all while having her degenerate further, and lastly... ''Terumi is not the BigBad''. The BigBad, the NOL Imperator, turns out to be Saya, ''Ragna and Jin's sister!'' Then they all head off to Ikaruga for the sequel to come. And if the supplying material is to be trusted... turns out Saya was just being a PuppetKing, Terumi still retains his BigBadDuumvirate position with Relius.]]
14	* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare2'' ends on a rather big one. The invasion of the US is stopped and presumably the US counterstrike is about to begin. Soap and Price are wanted fugitives, [[spoiler:Shepherd]] is dead but his plan is in motion and you still have no idea where [[spoiler: Makarov]] is.
15	* A common occurrence in ''VisualNovel/DaughterForDessert'', especially toward the end of the story, is to have a chapter have this kind of ending.
16	* ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'': The ending of episode I has the marine finding himself teleported into a dark room with a damaging floor, surrounded on all sides by enemies, and unable to escape. The episode ends just as he's down to his last health points. Episode II begins with him alive and well. [[http://www.doomworld.com/vb/post/1376566 According to]] WordOfGod, the marine killed all the enemies and escaped.
17	* Frequently happens with chapter endings in ''VisualNovel/DoubleHomework''.
18	* At the end of ''[[VideoGame/{{Driver}} Driv3r]]'', Jericho shoots Tanner with a LastBreathBullet, then he is shown flatlining and the doctors try to defibrilate him. Resolved in somewhat of a strange manner with ''VideoGame/DriverSanFrancisco'', which shows that both he and Tanner survived...only for Tanner to immediately get into a brutal crash after the first mission and get flung into AdventuresInComaland for the rest of the game.
19	* ''Escape from Thunder Island'' and its sequel ''Rita James and the Race to Shangri La'', being parodies of 40s film serials, have actual in-game cliffhangers with an announcer and punny titles.
20	* Most chapters in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyDimensions'' end with either the Warriors of Light or the Warriors of Darkness facing some kind of imminent catastrophe, which then gets resolved when the story switches back to them.
21	* An interesting one happens due to NoExportForYou at the end of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade''. The prince you saved from assassins late in the game, Zephiel, is now an embittered adult who has awakened a demon dragon and gives a SlasherSmile to the man who confronts him about it. For Western players, this is an unresolved TwistEnding, but for Japanese players it's a ForegoneConclusion since the game is a prequel to ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade'', which has Zephiel as the BigBad.
22	* In the ''VideoGame/GoldenSun'' series:
23	** ''VideoGame/GoldenSun1'', you have only managed to climb up one of the four [[CosmicKeystone Elemental Lighthouses]] when you reach the final Dungeon, Venus Lighthouse. If you haven't been reading a guide (or spoiled by this example) you'd assume you were halfway through the game. To be fair, the game does provide some hints, the InfinityPlusOneSword is contained inside, and the music does lend the tower a tone of TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon. But once you reach the top, the game throws both the main antagonists of the story at you, you beat them, then they combine and throw the FinalBoss at you. Once you beat that, the game just ends. The missing friends are still missing, the party travels off to parts unknown, and the credits roll. Quite an impressive feat, making a very big cliffhanger that wasn't resolved for a few years when the second game came out.[[note]]This cliffhanger is the result of Camelot splitting what was supposed to be one game into two games, ''The Broken Seal'' and ''The Lost Age''.[[/note]]
24	** At the end of ''VideoGame/GoldenSunTheLostAge'', [[spoiler: Alex has just been granted demi-god powers, but is then pinned to a mountaintop, and sent crashing down to the Earth, however, The Wise One implies they will meet again, and the last shot of the game, is Mt. Aleph still standing...]]
25	** At the end of ''VideoGame/GoldenSunDarkDawn'', after completing their quest and saving the world, [[SpinOffspring Matthew, Tyrell, and Karis]] return home [[spoiler:only to be met with the Mourning Moon [[ChekhovsGun Isaac warned them about at the start of the game]]]]. Cue TheEndOrIsIt
26	* A (particularly frustrating) example with ''VideoGame/Halo2'': Cortana in the clutches of the Gravemind. Miranda, Arbiter and Johnson stuck on Delta Halo. Master Chief emerging from slipspace, stowed away on an enemy ship, to find Earth's defenses about to be overwhelmed by the Covenant fleet. Roll credits with nothing more than a heroic one-liner. Only partially resolved with ''VideoGame/Halo3'' - We see Master Chief arriving on Earth, but we don't see how Arbiter and co. get back. How MC actually got off the enemy ship is explored in the spin-off comic series ''ComicBook/HaloUprising'', and Cortana's fate is a plot-point for the rest of the game.
27	* The "Energy" level from ''VideoGame/HeavenlyBodies'' ends with your astronaut caught in a giant explosion and the feed recording you cutting off.
28	* In ''VisualNovel/KindredSpiritsOnTheRoof'', [[WhamEpisode the main story scene for September 22]] has Yuna's ChildhoodFriend Hina [[WhamLine give Yuna]] a LoveConfession, and the scene ends with Yuna struggling to comprehend what she's just heard. The game does not return to Yuna's reaction to the confession until after you play through the other couples' scenes for the month of September, as well as a brief scene between the kindred spirits.
29	* The ''VideoGame/LegacyOfKain'' series:
30	** ''Blood Omen'' ends with [[AntiHero Kain]] being given the choice to sacrifice himself and save Nosgoth, or refuse the sacrifice, let it rot, and conquer it. Later games reveal he chose to damn Nosgoth.
31	** ''Soul Reaver'' ends with [[BigBad Kain]] and [[NotQuiteDead Raziel]] fighting, only for Kain to use the Chronoplast to travel back in time. Raziel follows him, and ends up coming face-to-face with [[MadOracle Moebius the Timestreamer]]. Unique in that it wasn't meant to be a cliffhanger ending; the game's TroubledProduction resulted in Creator/CrystalDynamics ending the game there. Fittingly, ''Soul Reaver 2'''s intro is a retelling of these events, and starts off with Raziel meeting Moebius.
32	* ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'':
33	** While Episodes 1 & 2 end with some form of closure, the ending of Episode 3, where Max [[spoiler: inadvertently finds herself in an alternate timeline where Chloe is paralyzed]], is just plain cruel.
34	** Episode 4 ends with an even crueler one, [[spoiler: where Max is drugged and unable to use her rewind powers to prevent Chloe from being shot through the head!]]
35	* ''VideoGame/MetroidFusion'' ends with Samus blowing up a Federation owned research space station, along with planet [=SR388=], in order to completely eradicate the X parasites whose existence would threaten the entire galaxy if they had escaped the station. Aside from the station being owned by the Federation, said Federation were also planning to capture the X parasites to study and weaponize them. With the X and the station both gone, Samus is effectively a wanted criminal. It took ''nineteen'' years for a [[VideoGame/MetroidDread sequel]] to be released, with the result being that Federation factionalism combined with Samus' otherwise heroic reputation meant nothing actually changed from her actions.
36	* ''VideoGame/PennyArcadeAdventures Episode 3'' ends with [[spoiler:Tycho being murdered, Gabe and the BigBad being hurled through a wormhole while the former repeatedly punches the latter, and Moira and Jim being banished to what looks like Hell, where Jim acquires a full body (and vocal cords). The last shot is of an inexplicably alive Tycho surveying a wasteland, but he seems...''changed''.]] This leads directly into the 4th game: [[spoiler: the world has been destroyed, all that remains is Hell (of the Under and Over varieties), and according to not-quite-right-Tycho, the only thing that can be done now is killing the final windowsill god to unmake the world in the hopes that a new one will be created.]]
37	* The last chapter in the first volume of ''VideoGame/TwilightSyndrome'' consists largely of a gradual suspenseful buildup, and ends with one of the main characters [[spoiler:[[PossessionLevitation being lifted up into the air]] by an invisible force before vanishing.]] The second volume which came out a few months later starts right where the first ended, and its first chapter delves into the backstory and reasons for why the cliffhanger in question happened.
38	* ''VideoGame/UntilDawn'', being effectively an interactive horror movie, ends a number of its chapters with cliffhangers. It actually makes fun of itself for this at one point, when Matt and Emily are surrounded by animals at the edge of a cliff. When the game cuts back to them, Matt realizes they're surrounded by ''deer'' and openly wonders why they were scared; assuming you don't PressXToDie, he and Emily walk through the herd with no problems afterwards.
39	* ''VideoGame/Yakuza3'' ends with [[spoiler:Hamazaki, reduced to destitution due to the events surrounding Kiryu, stabbing Kiryu in the streets of Kamurocho. TheStinger, however, shows Kiryu having recovered, and he returns in ''VideoGame/Yakuza4''.]]
40	* Cliffhangers are standard for Creator/TelltaleGames, as their games come in monthly installments.
41
42	----
43	!!Unresolved Cliffhangers:
44	* ''VideoGame/BendyAndTheInkMachine'' Chapter 1 ends with Henry discovering a room with coffins and a pentagram, having some sort of vision or hallucination, and passing out. Though it's implied that Joey Drew may have been into the occult - which may have a hand in the ink monsters found around the studio - the images that Henry saw were never fully explained in-game. Image: wheelchair. Joey's. Image: Bendy - Chapter 5 revealed how poorly Joey treated him, but his motivation is not fully explained. Image: Ink Machine - workings not explained.
45	* The ''VideoGame/MegaManLegends'' series features the mother of all video game cliffhangers: [[spoiler:At the end of the second game, the destruction of the Master system leaves Megaman stranded on Elysium with no way to return to Earth. The final scene shows Roll and Tron working on a rocket to get to the moon and save Megaman.]] A third game was in the works that would've resolved this plotline, but was cancelled, which caused Keiji Inafune to leave Capcom.
46	* In the [=PS2=] game ''VideoGame/HavenCallOfTheKing'', the endgame is as follows: [[spoiler: The eponymous protagonist is chained to a wall with no way out and left to die of starvation/thirst. The "Great King" who Haven spent most of the game trying to signal so he would return and save his people is dead, poisoned by the evil alien overlord Vetch--who has escaped after the final battle, presumably to go wreak further havoc on Haven's people.]] Even getting HundredPercentCompletion doesn't help: the game adds a teaser screen for the sequel, suggesting things would carry on from there without actually giving any idea of how other than saying that [[spoiler: the king was definitely, finally, totally dead]]. Then the sequel was never made due to poor sales.
47	* ''VideoGame/WingCommander II'' ended with [[TheDragon Prince Thrakhath]] bragging to the [[MegaNeko Kilrathi]] Emperor about the utter destruction of the Confederation's 6th fleet in Deneb Sector, with the last words on the screen being "To be continued in VideoGame/WingCommander III".[[note]]This is somewhat revealed at the beginning of Wing Commander III, in which the opening scene has Paladin and Maverick looking over the destruction of the ''Concordia'', with rescue and recovery for other ships going on in the background.[[/note]]
48	* ''VideoGame/DinoCrisis2'' ended with a cliffhanger, then the [[VideoGame/DinoCrisis3 third game]] took off on a totally different tangent, RecycledInSpace, and flopped hard, [[FranchiseKiller putting the nail in the coffin]].
49	* In the sequel to ''VideoGame/BionicCommando2009'', also called Bionic Commando but for next-gen consoles, the game ends with the hero plummeting from thousands of feet into the sky, followed by a [[TheStinger Post Credit]] SequelHook consisting of a morse code exchange referring to a pair of mysterious "projects", the second part of which translates into German ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wseID0ru6Yg&feature=fvst click here for more details]]). [[CreatorKiller The studio then went under]].
50	* ''VideoGame/SonicChroniclesTheDarkBrotherhood'' ends with a major cliffhanger. After getting brutally smacked down by Super Sonic, Imperator Ix commands the wormhole connecting Sonic's world with the Twilight Cage to close before he disappears. The whole team rushes right on out to the Cyclone to jet and get the hell out of dodge before they find themselves trapped for all eternity. And lest you not forget how the flow of time differs in the Twilight Cage with how Ix could still be alive after four thousand years, take a moment to remember [[MadScientist who stayed behind before you crossed dimensions]] [[BigBad and what he could possibly do with all that time...]]
51	* Because of its episodic structure, each level of ''VideoGame/AlanWake'' ends with a cliffhanger. [[spoiler:Yes, this includes the [[SequelHook last level]].]]
52	* ''VideoGame/SoldierOfFortune: Payback''. Since the game was a critical and commercial flop, it will probably be left unresolved.
53	* ''VideoGame/SteelHarbinger'' ends with Miranda, the player hero, seemingly ending the alien outbreak, only for the final cutscene to pull a AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs with every other character, Miranda's father Dr. Bowen included, getting killed by the mutant pods, leaving Miranda stranded on the moon, just as the camera zooms in on Dr. Bowen's dropped locket containing a picture of Miranda. Then the credits roll. That was ''back in 1996''.
54	* ''VideoGame/HalfLife2: Episode 2'' ended with [[spoiler:Eli Vance killed by Combine Advisors, and Gordon and Alyx about to depart for the Arctic to find the ''Borealis'' vessel and meet up with the Resistance members there.]] ''Episode 3'', which was slated to resolve this, is allegedly in DevelopmentHell, but as Valve seems to have a penchant for avoiding discussing it at all it's looking more and more like an unfortunate case of {{Vaporware}}.
55	** An early-2010 interview with Valve had them saying that they ''hadn't even started working on it yet.'' This is one of scant few bits of news (and the only one with any real info in it) regarding [=EP3=] to come from Valve since [=EP2=]'s release all the way back in ''2007''. But maybe the reason they aren't making Ep. 3 is because they are probably going to make a full-on sequel instead.
56	*** Actually, the reason why Valve chose to switch over to the development and release of episodes (instead of full-on sequels) was that no one should have to wait another 8 years for another sequel...
57	* ''VideoGame/SyphonFilter: Logan's Shadow'' ends with Mujari dead and Teresa and Logan critically wounded in a surprise attack by Trinidad. WordOfGod says that this is [[TorchTheFranchiseAndRun the end of the series]].
58	* ''VideoGame/DirgeOfCerberus'', the canonical ending to the ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' series, ends with Genesis saving the BigBad Weiss, then saying "there is still much to do". Creator/SquareEnix has yet to reveal what Weiss was supposed to do.
59	* The online game ''Wasted Youth Part 1'' ends with a cliffhanger with the answer to one of the disappearances. The end of Part 1 also serves as a DownerEnding due to your character getting framed for [[spoiler:being forced to take pictures of girls sleeping without getting to explain what really happened]]. Currently, the sequel seems be in DevelopmentHell.
60	* ''VideoGame/DoubleSwitch'': Eddie presumably snatches the Egyptian statue and causes the vault containing treasure to be sealed again. The ending seems to be a SequelHook, but no sequel has been made.
61	* ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'': Both endings are like this primarily because you never find out what the end result of all your struggle amounted to for the world.
62	* As is standard practice for {{Episodic Game}}s, ''Videogame/IMissTheSunrise'' tends to end every episode with one, generally in the form of {{foreshadowing}} of some major event that will drive the plot in the next episode.
63	* ''VideoGame/{{Vanquish}}'' ends with the BigBad escaping the exploding space colony and being revealed as merely an agent for the Order of the Russian Star, and those Bogey suits you fought were just remote-controlled drones, causing the U.S. president to give up all hope and [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]]. Due to poor sales (thanks to being greatly ScrewedByTheNetwork), Shinji Mikami leaving Platinum Games, and the expiration of Platinum's contract with Sega, chances for a sequel are almost nil.
64	* Three of [[Creator/{{Rare}} Rare Ltd's]] VideoGame/SabreMan games (''Underwurlde'', ''Knight Lore'' and ''Pentagram'') promised that VideoGame/SabreMan's adventures would continue in the next episode[[note]]''Underwurlde'' actually had three exits to three different "next episodes", the easiest to reach being ''Knight Lore''; the other was of course ''Pentagram''[[/note]], ''Mire Mare'' -- which never got made because the 8-bit games era ended first. This is one of the earliest and most notorious examples of {{Vaporware}}.
65	* ''VideoGame/{{Shenmue}} II''. A third game was never made because Sega didn't earn back their budget for both games (because most people ended up pirating the first due to the Dreamcast's lack of copy protection, and the sequel was an Xbox exclusive in America), and Yu Suzuki left Sega or so we thought when he finally returned to the company and announced at [[UsefulNotes/ElectronicEntertainmentExpo E3]] 2015 that a third game would come to Platform/PlayStation4 and PC, tying up some very loose ends.
66	* ''VideoGame/{{Turok}} 3: Shadow of Oblivion'' by Acclaim ends on a post-credits cliffhanger. [[spoiler:Adon tells the Council of Voices that she is certain that Joshua Fireseed, despite dying again following his brief resurrection by Oblivion, is still alive. Pleading for permission to try and save him, the council proclaims he was meant to die and denies her request. Adon adamantly says she will defy them and do it anyway before taking her leave. The council is then seen talking to a dark shaded female character who is told to "prepare herself" with the implication being that they have marked Adon for death and want Joshua to remain dead.]] Acclaim never resolved this ending with a direct sequel instead making one final ''VideoGame/{{Turok}}'' game, ''VideoGame/TurokEvolution''. It wasn't a sequel but a prequel to the previous games and the comic series they spun off from. Any chance of a genuine sequel went out the window as Acclaim went bankrupt in 2004. The whole ''Turok'' universe was later rebooted in the 2008 game ''Turok'' by Touchstone Games putting the ending of ''Turok 3'' in cliffhanger limbo.
67	* ''VideoGame/BaldursGate II'' does not belong in this category, but the Enhanced Edition's Black Pits 2 does (for the moment, since active development is still ongoing it's quite possible a Black Pits 3 adventure will come at ''some'' point) -- the story is set to look similar to a repeat of the first one (grind up the ranks of the gladiatorial arena, lead a gladiator revolt, escape to freedom)... only, towards the end [[spoiler: the BigBad is revealed to have an unknown master of his own, and then when it looks like you'll get out to freedom a side-character is revealed as the BigBad of the first Black Pits, and redirects you to an as-yet unrevealed location.]]
68	* ''[[VideoGame/EccoTheDolphin Ecco: The Tides of Time]]'' ends with the eponymous dolphin protagonist following the Vortex Queen into the time machine and becoming "lost in the tides of time". WordOfGod said he had something in mind involving the Atlanteans, but alas, the third installment never materialized; the Platform/{{Dreamcast}}[=/=][=PS2=] game ''Defender of the Future'' was instead a ContinuityReboot by a different developer.
69	* ''VideoGame/SlyCooperThievesInTime'' [[DownerEnding ends]] with the titular character [[spoiler:MIA (a secret ending reveals he's stuck in Ancient Egypt)]], and one former ally [[spoiler:sending postcards to her ex after escaping prison]].
70	* ''VideoGame/Halo5Guardians'' ends in similarly abrupt fashion as ''VideoGame/{{Halo 2}}''. [[spoiler: Cortana has full control over the Guardians, with hundreds of AIs joining the Created, effectively shutting down the UNSC and forcing the Infinity to go on the run until they can find a way to fight back.]]
71	* ''VideoGame/XenobladeChroniclesX'' closes the main game's story with [[spoiler:"This story never truly ends"]]. While the game is so large, the story itself left so many holes that it demands a sequel to explain the rest of it. The Ganglion's leader is defeated, yet still roaming around. The ghosts were never touched. [[spoiler:Lao revived mysteriously, alongside the unknown Black Knight.]] What now?
72	* ''VideoGame/AncientEmpires'' ends with the revelation that Valadorn, presented as the BigBad, was really being controlled by the demon Saeth. This leads into ''Ancient Empires II''.
73	* ''VideoGame/Nocturne1999'' has four chapters, and then a fifth epilogue chapter once you complete the rest, which at best is a couple minutes long. Why? [[spoiler: Because the Stranger enters the Spookhouse HQ only to find Doc Holliday missing, the rest of his co-workers torn to bloody shreds with their numerous pieces left lying around in copious amounts of blood, and a message written in said blood proclaiming, "FINALLY FOUND YOU STRANGER".]] ToBeContinued. Terminal Reality hoped to make the sequel some day, but between being pulled across various publishers and ultimately being dissolved, the most that ever resulted of this was WordOfGod clarifying the culprit and nothing else.
74	* At the end of ''VideoGame/GoldenSunDarkDawn'', after everything looks happy and peaceful, the heroes return home and realize that they forgot to deal with those Psynergy Vortexes they were supposed to be dealing with. Now a far more threatening one has appeared outside the Lookout Cabin. Due to the game not selling that well, a sequel that could resolve the vortex issue remains unlikely.
75	* ''VideoGame/SimSettlements2'' only had Chapter 1 of the main questline on initial release. Chapter 1 ends with [[spoiler: the Sole Survivor arriving at Jake's place and finding it trashed, with Jake nowhere to be found.]] Afterward, a new quest begins with the name [[spoiler:"The Disappearance of Jake Evans,"]] which contains only a ToBeContinued message and some pop-ups explaining what the player can do while they wait for Chapter 2.
76	* ''VideoGame/HenryStickminSeries'': Out of the 16 endings in the ''Completing the Mission'', The Executive/Ghost, [[spoiler:''Toppat Civil Warfare'']] is the only one to ever do this; [[spoiler:it ends with now-dethroned Henry and his loyalists (as well as Dave) stuck in the desert after escaping the airship, while Ellie becoming the new leader of Toppat Clan because of the deaths of Reginald and the Right Hand Man, starting the battle to kill Henry for her revenge.]] Due to ''Mission'' being the [[GrandFinale final game]] of the series, it may as well never resolved.
77	* ''VisualNovel/{{Misericorde}}: Volume One'' ends with Hedwig and Flora narrowly escaping from an apparent demonic entity. Flora is badly hurt due to her leg having been crushed in a closing door; she is unresponsive and possibly dead.
78	* ''VideoGame/SystemShock 2'' ends with SHODAN possessing Rebecca Siddons with Thomas Suarez being caught in a situation where he may have no chance of escaping, the development plan for what happens after this has been left little to know about since the games publication on August 11th, 1999, and has only had official confirmations during 2015 for System Shock 3 that has been under development hell by the studios and writers leaving the project that so far hasn't been declared to be cancelled.

Context Cliffhanger / VideoGames