The most replayable game.
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Not counting multiplayer?
Game I've replayed the most would have to be... Baldur's Gate II. Can make a completely different character each go and make vastly different party member choices.
I'm sure there are more replayable games than that-but the only one I've sunk a lot of time into replaying was that. Maybe one of the Total War games.
Game I've replayed the most would have to be... Baldur's Gate II. Can make a completely different character each go and make vastly different party member choices.
I'm sure there are more replayable games than that-but the only one I've sunk a lot of time into replaying was that. Maybe one of the Total War games.
To true. I had this on my phone and never got tired of it even though I regualary beat it.SkullCap said:
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Age of empires II, and I'm sure if I could ever get the hang of Diablo 2 that'd be on my top list. Gosh darned Duriel, that fat Hydralisk and his Ludicrous strength get me a dozen times, every time.
Edit: Pokemon, any of them. Always different yet never truly different.
Edit: Pokemon, any of them. Always different yet never truly different.
I think I've played Spyro the Dragon 3 more times then I've read To Kill a Mockingbird, which is a lot of times. The endless collection of shiny things appeals to my obsessive compulsive leanings and I guess to the raccoon in me. If there is ever anything shiny in a game, I must have it immediately. Also I can charge into those bouncey respawning sheep for hours.
Seriously? No one yet has said ANYTHING about Garry's Mod!
My god people, are you so thick? With all of the mods for this "mod" it's a game in its self!
The most re-playable game in existence, next to Team Fortress. I just got the Eyelander & Chargin' Targe, maan! That is epic!
My god people, are you so thick? With all of the mods for this "mod" it's a game in its self!
The most re-playable game in existence, next to Team Fortress. I just got the Eyelander & Chargin' Targe, maan! That is epic!
I replay most of my games eventually. Super Mario Brothers 3 was the only game that I had on the NES for a LONG time, so I replayed that a lot. RPGs are the best to replay though...Fable, Grand Theft Auto, Morrowind, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (This is probably my favorite game of all time. 240 hours clocked on the Xbox, but only about 10 on the PC, since I just bought it off of Steam.) With that said, I wonder why I never tried the sequel.
Dr. Mario. I have played this game ever since I first got it 19 years ago. I even bought the Wii version, Dr. Mario Online RX.
Tetris is a close second.
Tetris is a close second.
I think he's referring to "the most repayable campaign", Team Fortress 2 is multiplayer and Garry's Mod is a sandbox.ScarOfElement said:
I played Okami three times, which is 150 hours in total, mind you... and I still play Saint's Row 2.
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Arcade: Asteroids (2nd Galaga)
Home: Yars' Revenge (2nd Geometry Wars: Galaxies - NDS)
Non-video: Uno (2nd Monopoly)
Honorable mention: Dungeons & Dragons (been playing since 1981)
Home: Yars' Revenge (2nd Geometry Wars: Galaxies - NDS)
Non-video: Uno (2nd Monopoly)
Honorable mention: Dungeons & Dragons (been playing since 1981)
I'd say DooM, considering I've been playing it, oh, you know, my entire life.
With simple, fun, and addictive gameplay, endearingly dated visuals, sourceports that add more extra features than you can shake a stick at, essentially unlimited modding potential, and more custom content than you can shake two sticks at, it's easy to see why so many people are still playing a nearly fifteen year old game.
Not to mention DooM II was the first game ever played, and I stand by the idea that the second's singleplayer and the first's multiplayer combined make the greatest game of all time.
With simple, fun, and addictive gameplay, endearingly dated visuals, sourceports that add more extra features than you can shake a stick at, essentially unlimited modding potential, and more custom content than you can shake two sticks at, it's easy to see why so many people are still playing a nearly fifteen year old game.
Not to mention DooM II was the first game ever played, and I stand by the idea that the second's singleplayer and the first's multiplayer combined make the greatest game of all time.