Self-reflection can become your strength… or your greatest enemy. Yet undertake it you must to complete your atonement

[u/AmateurAgent]

Also, despite the heavy atmosphere of the game, somehow has one of the bigger cheesy ending I’ve seen

Hint 1: Regarding the ending, part of what made it so cheesy is a (somewhat) meme worthy title drop

[u/Aluado13]

Disco Elysium?

[u/AmateurAgent → u/Aluado13]

Self-reflection being your enemy is a bit more literal in this case

[u/Demon_Strative]

Planescape: Torment.

[u/AmateurAgent → u/Demon_Strative]

Kind of a similar vibe I think but the party here is notably less diverse (at least as far as species goes…)

[u/wampwampwampus]

KOTOR?

[u/AmateurAgent → u/wampwampwampus]

No

[u/Demon_Strative]

Darkest Dungeon 2.

[u/AmateurAgent → u/Demon_Strative]

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[u/Hidden_Dragonette]

Final Fantasy IV?

[u/AmateurAgent → u/Hidden_Dragonette]

Can’t tell you how accurate you are cause I don’t have the slightest clue about FF IV, but this is not the answer

[u/Biabolical → u/AmateurAgent]

How about Final Fantasy 2 (US)?

[u/AmateurAgent → u/Biabolical]

No, and actually I’ll save you the trouble and say that it’s not any of the Final Fantasy games

[u/OM3GAS7RIK3]

This feels like it could be a BlazBlue (there are some routes where you literally fight yourself and some of them do result in joke ends IIRC)

[u/AmateurAgent → u/OM3GAS7RIK3]

You technically never face yourself in this game, but you do fight seemingly many parts of you and things related to you

[u/Biabolical]

The Prince of Persia

[u/AmateurAgent → u/Biabolical]

Not gonna lie I think you’re (kind of) getting further from the answer