Most Replayable Games

[Kremiso]

Dead Cells, spent almost an year exploring all the different paths, bosses, techniques, secrets, cell numbers level and different endings

 

[Ephemera1_]

So admittedly I'm not a person who replays things very much outside of albums. Ofc i will re-experience them at some point but that's always EVENTUALLY. However this has never been the case for me when it comes to puzzle games. Its an infinitely re-playable genre to me by nature. Ive spent so much time playing tetrisphere, Bejeweled, Devil Dice/ Boombastic, Meteos.

 

[Naltic]

I really have to say Monster Hunter World, no game has made me come back to it as much as it has. There's just no end to the fun of hunting monsters with the fluid system it has and the never-ending amount of content. Also, Skyrim, I feel like that's just a must to name because of how much I have replayed it. Thing is, it's not like Skryim is really that good of an RPG (because it's really not, like at all), but it really gives this feeling that no other open world RPG has. It's that "Elder Scrolls Sense of Adventure", I guess.

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Dead Cells, spent almost an year exploring all the different paths, bosses, techniques, secrets, cell numbers level and different endings

True, I almost forgot about that one. I have also played it a lot.

 

[Doomsday519]

Sleeping Dogs for me. I just love the story and the gameplay. Plus the expansions are top notch. Sometimes I would just boot it up to cause some chaos or if I have the cop outfit make a whole bunch of unnecessary "arrests". WWE Day of Reckoning games just to experience the pure chaos of the 4 way matches.

 

[raiden_dj]

Any game has the potential to be infinitely replayable you go for speedrunning or stuff like highscores or perfect runs, but you REALLY need like it, because when you play games this way, your understanding of the game's design increases, you get a more holistic, deeper understading of the game, and as a consequence things that might have been minor inconveniences could turn into massive problems and could ruin your enjoyment of the game, once you get a fundamental understanding of what makes your favorite game it hurts harder if you cant enjoy playing it anymore so be prepared or find a way to change your mentality.

 

[Disgaean]

Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen

 

[diet_orange]

A brief list

-Any of the Puzzle Boy (Kwirk, Spud's Adventure, and Amazing Tater) games for the GB
-Qix
-Road Rash 3
-Unreal Tournament
-Game Dev Tycoon
-Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins
-Kickle Cubicle
-Kirby Superstar
-Muppet Monster Adventure

 

[KenaiPhoenix]

Mmmm... I dont recall happening this too much when I was a kid, but recently it happened when I beated:

Armored core 6
Ready or Not

I just wanted to keep going

 

[deceptionfalls]

Ridge Racer Type 4 is insanely replayable for me, give me like an hour of downtime and i will be starting a casual run on normal difficulty, its just something about the tracks and how compact the entire experience feels, i come back to it all the time -- totally not biased since its one of my fav games of all time

 

[Anoobis]

Dynasty Warriors 3. I must have played some of those maps a thousand times.

 

[Deleted member 906485]

medieval, the skeleton reminds me of Michael Rooker

 

[PhrawzT]

A brief list

-Any of the Puzzle Boy (Kwirk, Spud's Adventure, and Amazing Tater) games for the GB
-Qix
-Road Rash 3
-Unreal Tournament
-Game Dev Tycoon
-Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins
-Kickle Cubicle
-Kirby Superstar
-Muppet Monster Adventure

Unreal Tournament is still my favorite FPS to this day. Nothing will ever beat the Capture the Flag mode in that game. I can play Lava Giant for hours on end and not get bored.