Try little inferno.

I don't want to spoil too much but you should play it to know what it mean.

I got to play that game recently, I cried a bit at the ending.
The soundtrack is lovely as well.

I played it while tired (which for me makes me over-reactive and emotional) and I ended up crying 3-4 times during the whole game.
Not tears, more like sobbing.

Really! How come?

First, because his brother died. Hit me right in the feels.

Second, because they took away River and gave him his brother back instead. I thought that she'd taken her away entirely, just like Neil.

Third, when he made it to NASA and River did as well. It was touching because this was made possibly due to his understanding of River as a person and a memory from when he was a child.

Fourth, started when I heard his song playing as River was walking by in NASA and didn't stop. I sobbed harder when Johnny died while having the memory of holding River's hand in the space shuttle. He never did actually make it to the moon.

Ah, just finished it earlier this week. Was a lovely story, though the game parts were more annoying than really interesting.
Played The Walking Dead? Its ending definitely is moving, probably even more, and the game play helps with involvement in the story.

I played the Walking Dead, yes. One scene that almost made me cry is the one involved Doug.
I didnt cry at the ending, but I feel really sad yeah, but didnt cry.
It's strange when you think about it right? Some people cry at different scenario.

Maybe not strange but interesting.
The thing with Doug is it's pretty much sudden, while the end is something you kinda knew. But the situation you're in is unique to me. You get to think of.. Your legacy? We won't live forever, and have to prepare for that, prepared Clementine for that.
That is a unique feeling that other media can't involve that well, and no other game I know has even remotely tried to create.