Looking at your play history, what do you actually put lots of time into?

[MercuryLS]

I was browsing my play history on my PS5 and goddamn do I put a lot of hours into cod, many cods had 100+ hours, outside of that games where I had 30-50h were Sony exclusives mostly. I think I need to stop buying lots of games, many of them I don't click with and sell off (thank you discs). Going through the history, I'm honestly going to be more selective in the future, so many games had less than an hour of playtime.

 

[FaceHugger]

Anything adventure accounts for about 80% of my game time. Talking point and click, Uncharted, whatever.

After that the rest is divided amongst life sims like Stardew Valley and other sims like Civ or Cities Skylines.

 

[Apollo]

I mostly just play gacha games because I'm too tired to play something on PC or console, outside of FFXIV which I have scheduled nights for. I'm trying to play more regular games though because my backlog is severe

 

[Kawngi]

Is there an addicting loot grind? Then I'm in.

 

[Musubi]

I put a shocking amount of time into Fortnite. Its just an easy game to go back too and fuck around with.

 

[Hoodie Season]

MLB the Show. I always wondered how much time I put into this game each year. Now that I own a PS5 I'm able to check, and yea it's my most played game by far throughout the years.

 

[wafflebrain]

Lately its stuff like SkaterXL and Noita. The former is just a relaxing sandbox, no timers or challenges like THPS, not really a fan of timed gameplay mechanics. Descenders is another one I put a lot of time into this year.

All time its definitely plastic instrument games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Playing drums on GH: World Tour was a daily ritual for months on end. Hitman 2016 is a strong second.

 

[Deleted member 56752]

Smite and destiny

 

[TolerLive]

My most played games last gen were Destiny 2, Destiny, Gears 5, Halo 5, Skyrim, and Xcom 2

 

[GamerJM]

According to my tracked time it's visual novels and JRPGs I literally fell asleep while playing because I tend to play late at night. Not according to my tracked time it's stuff where I don't have time tracked, like Super Smash Bros. Melee (across multiple memory cards and PCs with emulators) and the first three Pokemon gens (across several save files, some of which I no longer have access to)

 

[trashbandit]

I put a lot of time into games that have a bunch of absurdly named, color coded stuff explode from enemies when they die.

 

[purseowner]

Browsing my library and play history

 

[Sprat]

Most first party narrative games I spend 50-100 hours in as I usually replay them at least once 6 months later it so.

Other then that it's last of us factions with 947 hours

With the odd indie here and there and usually 10-15 hours on ubisoft games randomly.

 

[Rayman not Ray]

Slay the Spire. All Slay the Spire.

 

[hydruxo]

Games that revolve around loot and grinding are my most played games. So over 1800 hours in Destiny 2, 320 in Genshin Impact, and around 100 for Borderlands 3/Division 2. Then I have a good amount of single player games where it's between 50-100 or so hours (Ghost of Tsushima, AC Valhalla, etc.)

 

[NoneLikeAlex]

1. Arcade Racers. I've put a silly amount of time into every Forza Horizon games and still play 4 a couple hours a night. I'll try any racer that comes out.

2. Loot grind games like Destiny. So addicting.

3. Any game that has the word Halo in it.

 

[Speevy]

Out of all the games I have downloaded to my PS5, I have played the most The Last of Us 1 and 2 (completed both for the first time within a week) and Sackboy's Big Adventure.

Though I have a lot of others I need to get into, like Ghost of Tsushima and God of War

Historically, there is not even a contest when it comes to y most played games of all time

• Animal Crossing (GCN)
• The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind (Xbox)
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox)
• Virtua Tennis 4 (PC)
• Culdcept (PS2)
• Phantom Dust (Xbox)
• Dragon Quest 8 (PS2)
• Dark Cloud 2 (PS2)

We're talking over 300 hours into each of these games.

 

[Hardvlade]

Halo, Destiny, Gears, Yakuza

 

[BadWolf]

Games with deep gameplay/combat.

DMC, Monster Hunter, MGSV, RE6, Streets of Rage 4, fighting games, character action etc.

 

[Kyuuji]

I'm around 4,000+ hours or so of actual non-afk playtime across the Destiny franchise. By far and away the most played games, though into the late hundreds for Fortnite. Most games I enjoy a lot will typically be between 100-200.

 

[Benzychenz]

I pretty much just play single player games to completion. So my entire library is mostly just in the 20-100 hour range. Some bigger RPGs would be above that, put around 200 hours into both Breath of the Wild and Xenoblade 2, and Persona 5 and Dragon Quest XI were both definitely well over 100 hours.

I don't enjoy putting 1000 hours in the same multiplayer game like others seem to.

 

[Imperfected]

Civilization. Dumped thousands of hours into multiple entries in the series.

Minecraft. Probably the most hours I have in a single, specific game, with a splash of the category below.

Modding. I've got thousands of hours in New Vegas, Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 4. Most of those hours are messing around with mods.

After that it's League of Legends, which I've got about 4,000 matches logged in, though I haven't played much in the last few years.

Another rung down from there are the other competitive online games I've played: Magic the Gathering: Arena and Street Fighter V, most prominently.

Then the MMORGPs (FFXIV, WoW, and FFXI), though I've been off that particular trolley for close to a decade at this point.

After that it's the roguelikes; nowhere near the same level as the MMOs or competitive service games, but I've still got quite a bit of time put into games like Darkest Dungeon, FTL, Hades, etc.

Next step down from there is Souls games, with NG+7 or higher in all of them but DS2.

After that? I guess probably the sprawling 40+ hour single-player RPGs, vying with high-replayability action games (DMC series, Bayonetta, Resident Evil, etc.). I usually play them to (post-)completion and a bit more on top.

Bottom of the rung, easily, is single-player narrative experience games. I played Uncharted, but I didn't played it for more than an afternoon or two.

 

[texhnolyze]

Firstly, MMOs or service games, and then long RPGs that I replayed multiple times like Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Mass Effect, Dragon Age, and Witcher games, etc.

 

[Rodney McKay]

Looty games like Diablo 3 and Borderlands 1/2/Presequel/3. Put over 100 hours into all of those (well, not BL3 yet, but I'm sure I will eventually).

Western RPGs, especially if they have a focus on choice. I'm played through the Mass Effect trilogy many times each, and I'm close to finishing my second Witcher 3 playthrough.

Some open world games. I can't play too many one after the other because I get burnt out for a while, but I do love playing through a good open world game and getting all the collectibles or doing all the side content.

 

[ItchyTasty]

My most played switch game is Fire Emblem: Three Houses (450+ hours...) and I'm still itching for another playthrough. It's just something about the strategy gameplay loop that is addicting to me.

 

[jfkgoblue]

Lately it's been Soulsborne titles, since November I've completed DS1, DS3, DeS and BB

 

[eso76]

photo modes

 

[Tathanen]

Games with Zelda in the title.

 

[PintSizedSlasher]

DICE shooters. Last gen I spent countless hours playing Battlefield 1 and V and Battlefront 1 and 2.
If I had to guess, probably like 60/70% of my total playtime.

 

[Deleted member 24097]

The only games I spent any significant amount on in 2020 were Animal Crossing, Tetris 99, Minecraft and Sea of Thieves.
So I guess I like I like open worlds with either sandbox or adventure elements. And Tetris.

 

[Ramako]

Open world action adventures like BOTW, Witcher 3, Horizon Zero Dawn and Ghost of Tsushima.

 

[Forerunner]

For 2020, it has mostly been Halo and HoI IV. I also put a lot of time into Hearthstone and MTGA, but I have no way of knowing the hours for those.

 

[Tryphosa]

Been playing granblue fantasy way too much since the lockdowns started. Other then that still playing custom Starcraft 2 games. Don't play too much outside those usually just whatever old rpg I fancy at the time.

 

[nbnt]

I don't play online so I don't have a game that I put hundreds of hours into, but in general, it's FPS's > platformers > point and click titles.

 

[Chadtwo]

In the past year or so I've probably sunk the most time into CoD and Divinity Original Sin 1 and 2 (between both of these I've probably sunk 300ish hours)

 

[Trickytoon]

FIFA, and I find that very upsetting.

Its a good way to keep in touch with friends I don't live near, but urgh. When DICE give us another Battlefield I look forward to kicking it to the curb.

 

[Genesius]

I have 600ish hours in Red Dead 2 at the moment, between the story and online.

 

[lord_of_flood]

I sink a lot of time into RPG's and action/adventure games, much more so than any other genre of video games nowadays. RPG's in particular are natural time sinks anyway, but I still like playing them.

 

[Yuntu]

RPGs are easy 100 hour timesinks for me.

 

[super-famicom]

Slay the Spire. All Slay the Spire.

Click to shrink...

🤜🤛

Same here. 500+ hours, although I took a short break and played Yakuza: Like A Dragon.

 

[-Tetsuo-]

 

[Chippewa Barr]

Out of all the games I have downloaded to my PS5, I have played the most The Last of Us 1 and 2 (completed both for the first time within a week) and Sackboy's Big Adventure.

Though I have a lot of others I need to get into, like Ghost of Tsushima and God of War

Historically, there is not even a contest when it comes to y most played games of all time

• Animal Crossing (GCN)
• The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind (Xbox)
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox)
• Virtua Tennis 4 (PC)
• Culdcept (PS2)
• Phantom Dust (Xbox)
• Dragon Quest 8 (PS2)
• Dark Cloud 2 (PS2)

We're talking over 300 hours into each of these games.

Click to shrink...

I feel personally attacked.

I think the last time I booted up Morrowind, it was at 648 hrs 🤦

 

[Stronginthearm]

Pokemon X, because of breeding and trading.

 

[vgp]

Slay the spire...and now monster train (in fact deck building roguelike)
The dark souls series
Rocket league

 

[Bold One]

 

[julia crawford]

Walking around I guess. Open world and RPGs.

I don't think that means it's what I like the most though

 

[Paroni]

Games like Slay the Spire, Tales of Maj'Eyal and other stuff that can be ALT+Tabbed to background and played a bit during pauses from work and writing.

 

[toadkarter]

Probably Soulsbourne, those games are really infinitely replayable, and it's a joy to tinker around with different types of builds / trying to take interesting routes through the game, etc.

 

[Mortal Mario]

Open-ended games get the most time, so the likes of Rocket League, Animal Crossing, Football Manager, as I can keep going back to them for short plays over a long period of time.

After that it's the long, big world single player games that I play to completion.

I rarely replay games I've completed so any shorter single-player games wouldn't feature.

 

[Flevance]

Visual Novels cuz I prefer to just read while listening to the soundtracks nowadays and it's doing exactly that