I need help; I've got a tragic issue.

[CCdtT]

Although this may sound bad, i would suggest taking a break from gaming for a while. I took a month long break after getting tired of playing my games (and losing intrest in ones part way through like yourself) and have enjoyed playing them ever since i got back playing them. Trust me, you wont regret this.

 

[Darknacht]

Older rpgs such as Fallout 1&2, Planescape: Torment, and Arcanum are good old games that can keep ones attention for months or even years.
You also mite want to consider that you may not be as much of a gamer as you think you are, so try other activities. Or try different types of games, I know many gamers that found they preferred pen & paper or board games much more then video games.

 

[Lukeje]

Could you list some? I love indie games.

Off the top of my head (meaning `I played recently') Braid, Penumbra (Overture and Black Plague), Eversion, VVVVVV, World of Goo are all good (in my opinion).

 

[Watchmacallit]

Mount and Blade: Warbands

This right here. I have over 120 hours played and about 80 of those are on ONE MOD called Prophesy of Pendor. There are probably five or six other mods out there that play like their own game as well. There's also the new version called With Fire and Sword or something, but I haven't tried it yet.

With Fire and Sword is ridiculously annoying. Some peasant with a rifle and pin point accuracy will take you out with one shot all the damn time.

 

[Najos]

Mount and Blade: Warbands

This right here. I have over 120 hours played and about 80 of those are on ONE MOD called Prophesy of Pendor. There are probably five or six other mods out there that play like their own game as well. There's also the new version called With Fire and Sword or something, but I haven't tried it yet.

With Fire and Sword is ridiculously annoying. Some peasant with a rifle and pin point accuracy will take you out with one shot all the damn time.

Yeah, that doesn't sound very appealing. I'll likely buy it anyway, just because I like to support the developers. Mostly in hopes that they'll release something on a new engine sometime in the future.

 

[Blue_vision]

WoW, ummm, there is always the option of just going out instead of playing games. Do push ups until you can't anymore, then run, repeat.

I'd concur with this. I've been feeling similar, and I've been remedying it with just not being inside. It is summer, after all.

But I'm planning to try to absorb myself into some new games, mostly LA Noire, DNF, and Bulletstorm.

 

[Android2137]

How about you go down the opposite road and only play games that last less than a few days? There are plenty of indie games on steam and other such websites that fit that criterion.

Could you list some? I love indie games.

Just visit Kongregate. They've got new games every day. In fact, I kinda wish I never discovered it. I wasted so much time there...

 

[Gladiateher]

WoW, ummm, there is always the option of just going out instead of playing games. Do push ups until you can't anymore, then run, repeat.

THIS GUY! this is the guy. You ever have one of those days that's just shitty, your tired, your hungry, and boy, when you get home, Your gonna play the SHIT out of some game? Well based off your post no, not for a while you haven't. I could be wrong ofc but wither way. One way to really learn a new appreciation for something is to not have it for awhile. Deprive yourself and realize how much you enjoy it. Whether it's school, work, or anything else, not getting to have any personal time makes the time you do have so much more enjoyable.

It's kinda like eating cake for every meal. You eat cake the first few times and enjoy it, but after awhile you get sick of it because it's not special anymore. It's no longer a big treat for you to anticipate it's just cake.

 

[Nyce1]

Few Suggestions for each genre you seem to like:

Uncharted 2: great adventure game and short since you will lose sleep and never put it down until its beat

BioShock: Great fps game. Its the most unique storyline and environment that I have ever seen in a game, the sequel was okay if the first one gets you hooked

Red Dead Redemption: Great Sandbox game. The environment is amazing. The storyline is great with solid characters and tons of side quests to keep you busy.