Your go-to game?

[infohippie]

Kerbal Space Program. There is always time to get just one more payload up the gravity well, or make a landing somewhere.

Or Scarlet Blade, I can always spend half an hour grinding up just a little more XP for my medic.

 

[Casual Shinji]

Half-Life 2
Resident Evil 4
Metal Gear Solid 3
God of War
Ratchet and Clank 3

These are the games I keep coming back to whever I feel like having a nice involving game session.

 

[putowtin]

Fallout: NV
I have a save where I've just reached New Vegas, I'm completely netural with the main three factions (Caeser/New California/Mr House) I just go to that point and do what ever I want.
As long as I never save over it I'll keep going back for a mess around whenever I'm bored

 

[AuronFtw]

Well there is always minecraft, which was my go-to game from the moment I obtained it. Recently, however, it has been World of Tanks. Mostly because I REALLY FRICKING LOVE THE GAME even though NONE of my friends play it and will usually just ignore my recommendations to do so, so it gets kind of lonely when I'm sitting there, farming XP in my M5 Stuart to upgrade to a Chaffee. I even tried getting one to join me during this past weekend's anniversary event but she skipped out even after she said she would! Oh well, back to grinding.

Dirty american tanks! Play a real light tank line, t-50-2 is absolutely insane and literally uncatchable by any other tank.

I suck too much to play lights seriously though, so I mostly stick to heavies/TDs. I was into arties when I started, because they were easy and I was awful, but I've grown very tired of them lately, both playing and playing against.

Anyway good to see other WoT players on these forums

 

[Razentsu]

I'll usually pop in a fighting game and play around in training mode. I've recently been playing Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition again. The hype surrounding the next update might be getting to me.

 

[Chester Rabbit]

For me it would have to be Hitman Blood Money. It's just a really easy game to jump into. No giant set pieces to play through no grand cutscenes. Just you and your wits in a small sandbox level.

EDIT: ooooh how could I forget the game that has pretty much been my number one go to game for the last few months. Sonic Generations! Love that game.

 

[idarkphoenixi]

Hopefully Kerbal Space Program turns out okay because I just got that shit without waiting to see if it goes on sale sometime soon.

So far, I cannot for the life of me understand what the fuck to do.

 

[Mojo]

If I'm alone it would be Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer or Battlefield 3 or StarCraft 2 or any indie game such as Super Meat Boy, Binding of Isaac etc... With friends it would be DotA 2 or Guild Wars 2 and maybe Castle Crashers or Rock of Ages.
As for the games I replay on a regular basis, those would be: Baldur's Gate 1/2, Skyrim or any GTA plus some others Im forgetting now I bet.
Next on my list is actually Fallout 3, anyone got some great mod suggestion besides the usual texture pack and balance changes?

 

[Sunrider]

DOTA 2. While I have a bunch of old games I play through once every year, like some of the older Final Fantasy games, DOTA 2 has been the go-to game for me ever since the beta started. Before that, I honestly don't know. I played a bunch of MMOs, most notably World of Warcraft of course, but I dabbled in several.

 

[Savagezion]

Civilization 4. The Civ franchise has been my go-to game since '92. I am always down for a game of Civ and I have no doubt crested over 5,000 hours on the franchise. I wouldn't be shocked if it was over 25,000. I didn't take to Civ 5 real well, but am glad many new people stepped into the franchise with that title. I am looking forward to seeing what they do with 6. Regardless, Civ is the only title I would have no problem paying $100-200 for because of how much I get out of it. Civ 1-4 all have given me well over 2,000 hours a piece. With Civ 3 and 4 even more so. Then when you add in time spent with mods... oh man. I bet Civ 4 alone has given me over 5,000 hrs by itself.

 

[hazabaza1]

Recently it's been Dota 2 which kinda sucks because pretty much every game someone always leaves or my team plays badly but once in a blue moon I have a good game which is fun.

 

[Delerien]

At the moment it's Civ 5. It used to be Anno 2070 and now that i mention it i actually want to play it again.

 

[DanielBrown]

When I'm out of games to play I usually start up some random game, I haven't played in years, which I haven't gotten platinum on yet and work towards getting the remaining trophies. Otherwise I suppose the God of War games. Can play them over and over without getting bored.

 

[Bertylicious]

It's gotta be Streets of Rage Remake, probably because it loads up so quickly. I can just suplex a load of stuff with Max in survival for a bit and then get on with some serious business like a big AAA title or an RPG or something.

 

[Elementary - Dear Watson]

Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation! That is my go to game at the moment... in fact it is usually an Act Combat game... Mostly due to the fact that the rounds are reletively short, and it is reletively straight forward, with not much thinking involved...

Then again, in between I will settle down and play something properly... but I won't usually return to a game anywhere near as much as A/C!

 

[AnthrSolidSnake]

My "go-to" game has pretty much remained the same since 1999. Or rather, go-to series. Turok, mainly the three main games on the N64. Turok 2 is by far my favorite of the three, and arguably the best looking game on the N64. I've replayed the series at least 8 times, and I have the entire first game memorized beating the entire game in a matter of a couple hours. Some people really don't think they are that great of games, but me on the other hand can't comprehend why it doesn't appear on more "Best of N64" lists.

 

[the December King]

I'm still digging on Minecraft... literally, I suppose. But when I want to immerse myself , my go to game is S.T.A.L.K.E.R - Call of Pripyat, or Shadow of Chernobyl.

I used to say that I'd love to play Half Life 2, but be able to explore all of the rest of the world beyond the relatively small sandboxes. Then I played S.T.A.L.K.E.R, And I stopped saying that.

 

[Antendo]

Can't go wrong with Super Smash Bros. Melee. Works for a quick session of a few fights against the AI, or a few hours of (more or less) intensive 1 on 1 dueling.

I still hate what they did to my Luigi in Brawl. My poor Luigi ;-;

Also, Megaman 2.

 

[Fredrikorex]

TF2, I have about 2500 hours in the game now and I still love it, though nothing can match the love I once had for Sven co-op back when it was in a working condition and had players in it

 

[EtherealBeaver]

Heroes of Might and Magic 3 from GOG and Master of Magic because those games are just that good.