Most addictive single player game
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Fallout: New Vegas; finally managed to kick the addiction today, having finally done pretty much everything in the game I physically can.
In the past I've been really addicted to quite a few games, like KOTOR 2, which I played over and over again for about a month (later did the same with KOTOR) and CoD4; when I first got it, I didn't have XBL, so I played through the campaign a rather ridiculous number of times.
In the past I've been really addicted to quite a few games, like KOTOR 2, which I played over and over again for about a month (later did the same with KOTOR) and CoD4; when I first got it, I didn't have XBL, so I played through the campaign a rather ridiculous number of times.
Tetris - any decent version of Tetris - is still eminently playable today. My other half plays it on his mobile phone.Matthew94 said:
Tetris for the gameboy, need I say more?
Classic puzzle games don't pall. I still love Tetris, and also Dr. Mario and Yoshi's Cookie.
Four hours...a week? How cute. You sure you don't mean more like 14 hours a day? Ever since the first Civ game came out, the whole series/franchise has been the textbook example of "How to Ruin Your GPA/Career/Relationship in Just One More Turn".Th3Ch33s3Cak3 said:
My god. Freaking Freelancer. I love the everloving hell out of that game. Must have sunk something like 200 + hours into it over the hears. Keep coming back to it. Tried X3, but don't like the Idea that I pretty much need a degree in the game to play it lol. 
Ditto on FFIX, I get a warn fuzzy familiar feeling when playing it.Arqus_Zed said:
Super Meat Boy is one of those "Just one more try" kind of games that can keep you up all night on a single level.
I completed Bastion twice in 2 sittings >.>
This , never have i been so into a fighting game . Also oblivion what TOO much fun , it was a great game without mods , and anyone that says otherwise cannot be friends with me , i believe a game is meant to be played the way the developpers intended, with all it's pros and cons.Not Enough Gun said:
\Nalgas D. Lemur said:
"one more turn" has ruined more lives than stalin,
I love civ but it fucks shit up
Top 3:
1. Fallout 3 (THE best game ever)
2. Fable II (Great story)
3. New Vegas (Okay as an advance on my F3 character)
1. Fallout 3 (THE best game ever)
2. Fable II (Great story)
3. New Vegas (Okay as an advance on my F3 character)
Really? I love the Deep Roads. Every time I play through I NEED to explore every nook and cranny for loots. I also spent a lot of time pickpocketing people in Denerim.Johny_X2 said:
I haven't played Prophecy of Pendor, but Mount and Blade is one of the most addicting games I've ever come across.GoldenFish said:
For all those who haven't played it, you already underestimate it. When you lose, you lose everything and you still want to play, you want to get it all back. When you win you want more, it's just never enough. It may be worth noting that you rarely ever win, you just do better than before.
It's the perfect combination of repeating tasks and RPG as well as being entirely enjoyable at the same time. And this is the vanilla I'm talking about.
The most addictive game for me by far is Mount and Blade Warband.
The way it works is, your put in this faux-middle ages Europe setting, and you have to get wealth and prestige by killing any one who stands in your way.
There are 5 different factions, each one of which is compeltley unique, you can build your character in 1000 ways, and you can't stop playing it once you get the hang of it.
The way it works is, your put in this faux-middle ages Europe setting, and you have to get wealth and prestige by killing any one who stands in your way.
There are 5 different factions, each one of which is compeltley unique, you can build your character in 1000 ways, and you can't stop playing it once you get the hang of it.
