Xcom - still get a jones to play this one.
Rollercoaster Tycoon 2. I always seem to re-buy this damn game a lot.
Rollercoaster Tycoon 2. I always seem to re-buy this damn game a lot.
Games that you play over and over and over....
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Most survival horror series': Resident Evil, Rule of Rose, Haunting Ground. (3+ Playthroughs at least each, respectively.)
Fallout 3/New Vegas. (More than 20+ combined)
Bioshock. (6+)
Dragon Age: Origins/2. (More than 20+ combined.)
Fallout 3/New Vegas. (More than 20+ combined)
Bioshock. (6+)
Dragon Age: Origins/2. (More than 20+ combined.)
Ever since playing it in 1994 I find that once a year I get the urge to play this game:
Betrayal At Krondor
other notable mentions:
Diablo 2
Fallout 1 (I have played 3 a lot but consider it too recent to put on this list)
Baldur's Gate 2
Super Mario World
Super Castevania 4
Betrayal At Krondor
other notable mentions:
Diablo 2
Fallout 1 (I have played 3 a lot but consider it too recent to put on this list)
Baldur's Gate 2
Super Mario World
Super Castevania 4
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. I don't even need to think about what I'm doing anymore. The whole game is pretty much muscle memory at this point.
Dungeon Keeper 2: Mistresses in torture chambers. That is all.
Harvest Moon 64: I don't even know why. I just love starting with nothing and earning money. Then getting to know the people in the town and helping them out while courting Elly (yes, always Elly) and eventually getting married. I always wish there were something more after that. I guess that's why I keep coming back to it: I feel like there must be something more I'm missing.
Dungeon Keeper 2: Mistresses in torture chambers. That is all.
Harvest Moon 64: I don't even know why. I just love starting with nothing and earning money. Then getting to know the people in the town and helping them out while courting Elly (yes, always Elly) and eventually getting married. I always wish there were something more after that. I guess that's why I keep coming back to it: I feel like there must be something more I'm missing.
Kotor 1 and 2, combined I think I've played them around 15 or so times.
Dragon Age: Origins. Not entirely sure how many times I completed it, maybe 4 or 5 times. Steam says I've played it 156 hours, so that seems about right.
Loderunner 2. I've lost count of how many times I've completed it and how many hours I've played it. The replayability value of it is just immense. Completed the levels in different manners and trying to beat the already set times or your own times are fun. Or imposing additional restrictions to make for an even greater challenge, like doing a marathon run(no saving), while still trying to do it as fast as possible. Good times.
Also, I'll have to mention World of Warcraft. I've logged plenty of days, not entirely sure how many, but I'm pretty sure it account to more than a couple of months.
Also, I feel Baldur's Gate 2 and Planescape: Torment being added to this list in the coming years. I've only recetly discovered both of them and currently on my second playthrough on both of them as well.
Dragon Age: Origins. Not entirely sure how many times I completed it, maybe 4 or 5 times. Steam says I've played it 156 hours, so that seems about right.
Loderunner 2. I've lost count of how many times I've completed it and how many hours I've played it. The replayability value of it is just immense. Completed the levels in different manners and trying to beat the already set times or your own times are fun. Or imposing additional restrictions to make for an even greater challenge, like doing a marathon run(no saving), while still trying to do it as fast as possible. Good times.
Also, I'll have to mention World of Warcraft. I've logged plenty of days, not entirely sure how many, but I'm pretty sure it account to more than a couple of months.
Also, I feel Baldur's Gate 2 and Planescape: Torment being added to this list in the coming years. I've only recetly discovered both of them and currently on my second playthrough on both of them as well.
Nice! That's one of my favourites as well, I complete a Silent Hill game every Halloween I've noticed, completed the first one about 3-4 times now. If you have L4D you should really check out the L4D campaign.sushkis2 said:
The game I've completed most is probably DKC2, all 3 on them on the SNES are awesome but 2 is my favourite, completed it many times since the 90's. I love everything about that game.
Mass Effect, it just feels so immersive. Also I need different imports for ME2 and ME3.
Halo series. I love the story, atmosphere, multiplayer, characters, etc.
Dragon Age 1&2. I love the characters and story.
Mirror's Edge. Free running is awesome.
Bayonetta. It's the most pure fun I have ever had.
Fallout 3 & New Vegas. I'm not sure why I keep replaying them. I don't think they are great, but I really enjoy them.
Halo series. I love the story, atmosphere, multiplayer, characters, etc.
Dragon Age 1&2. I love the characters and story.
Mirror's Edge. Free running is awesome.
Bayonetta. It's the most pure fun I have ever had.
Fallout 3 & New Vegas. I'm not sure why I keep replaying them. I don't think they are great, but I really enjoy them.
Dark Messiah of Might and Magic
First Person swordfighting and spellcasting! Awesome! With interesting multiplayer too.
Metro 2033
Great immersion and atmosphere with pretty good shooting mechanics. Really tense when your gasmask is cracked and ready to break when precious air is so far away.
Morrowind and Oblivion
It's Elder Scrolls, need another reason?
First Person swordfighting and spellcasting! Awesome! With interesting multiplayer too.
Metro 2033
Great immersion and atmosphere with pretty good shooting mechanics. Really tense when your gasmask is cracked and ready to break when precious air is so far away.
Morrowind and Oblivion
It's Elder Scrolls, need another reason?
Fire Emblem 7 on the GBA over and over again. Its such an awsome game; nothing other than the overarching story is the same on each new playthrough.
And yeah, RE4
And yeah, RE4
I have a phobia of vampires and caves in that game because every cave has a vampire in it and every vampire gives you a chance of getting the vampire desease which if youu don't get cured in three days you have to do a buggy as hell quest to cure it and also I am scared of the dark in that game so I have my brightness turned up because of these phobias I can not play the game that much but I still have played it alotOnyx Oblivion said:
OT: Oblivion 400+ hours
Diablo 2. I've played this game for nearly 10 years now, have it installed on all my pc/laptops and play it all the time till bored, then take a break of several weeks/months then play again 
. With the EasternSun mode, it has so much variety that you cant let go of it. One of the best games ever.
. With the EasternSun mode, it has so much variety that you cant let go of it. One of the best games ever.
Fallout 3, im on my second play through and i never get tired of going back to it.
Either that or GTAIV
Either that or GTAIV
Deus Ex is the big for me.....think i've replayed at least twice a year since release. Funnily enough I still manage to find new things most of the time
Chrono Trigger has been done to death as well, probably the most playthroughs of a single un-modded game i'll ever do. Can't ever see anything topping it.
Half Life 2 & Episodes - probably once a year (generally around E3 time lol) i'll do a run in the hope that i'm preparing for a quickly approaching Ep3 release
KoToR 1/2 - brilliant writing and gameplay. Best GTFO moment in gaming history.
Mass Effect 1/2 - same as above.
As for real old school games, I still crank out WinUAE once every few months and play through Wings, Beneath a Steel Sky, Cannon Fodder, Elite, Monkey Island 1/2, Megatraveller, Neuromancer, Syndicate etc.
Chrono Trigger has been done to death as well, probably the most playthroughs of a single un-modded game i'll ever do. Can't ever see anything topping it.
Half Life 2 & Episodes - probably once a year (generally around E3 time lol) i'll do a run in the hope that i'm preparing for a quickly approaching Ep3 release
KoToR 1/2 - brilliant writing and gameplay. Best GTFO moment in gaming history.
Mass Effect 1/2 - same as above.
As for real old school games, I still crank out WinUAE once every few months and play through Wings, Beneath a Steel Sky, Cannon Fodder, Elite, Monkey Island 1/2, Megatraveller, Neuromancer, Syndicate etc.
Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction, just loved going round and blowing stuff. Must of completed it upwards of 8 times.
Driver 2: Just loved driving round in Take A Ride mode creating amazing police chases.
Driver 2: Just loved driving round in Take A Ride mode creating amazing police chases.
Master of Orion 1&2
Panzer General 1
Total War games-vanilla or modded
Jagged Alliance 2
Strategies offer most replay-ability
then:
Free Falcon
Mount&Blade
Baldur's Gate 1&2
Mass Effect 1&2
There are others, but these games are always installed in my PC and i play them at least once a year
why i play them? well, they are classics in genres i love playing, and are just plane fun even if you already all the ways to beat them
Panzer General 1
Total War games-vanilla or modded
Jagged Alliance 2
Strategies offer most replay-ability
then:
Free Falcon
Mount&Blade
Baldur's Gate 1&2
Mass Effect 1&2
There are others, but these games are always installed in my PC and i play them at least once a year
why i play them? well, they are classics in genres i love playing, and are just plane fun even if you already all the ways to beat them
That IS a game I keep going back to: Looking forward to Eden.Snork Maiden said:
I usually dive back into old games over the summer. Besides Rez, I usually go back to San Andreas, Burnout Revenge (& 3), DoW Dark Crusade, and lately, I've been wanting to go back into Fallout 3 as a New Vegas palette cleanser.