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Continuation
Desire to keep playing the same game
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Continuation + Growth
A strong dose of continuation and growth in the same game.
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+5.0
Civil War II
Many reviews mention long play sessions, high time investment, and addictive gameplay encouraging continued play.
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+5.0
DemonCrawl
Players report long sessions, habitual play, and high replay value with hundreds of hours logged and frequent returns.
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+5.0
Distant Worlds: Universe
High replayability with huge galaxies, multiple races, and deep mechanics encourage long sessions and habitual play.
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+5.0
Heroes of Steel RPG
Players report hundreds of hours played, high replayability, and frequent updates that encourage continued engagement.
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+5.0
Incremental Epic Hero 2
Players report very long playtimes, habitual engagement, and the game is designed for extended, ongoing play.
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+4.0
Super Metroid
High replayability with speedrunning, exploration of secrets, and mastery of mechanics encourages long-term engagement.
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+5.0
FortressCraft Evolved!
Players report very long playtimes, habitual engagement, and repeated restarts to try new strategies.
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+5.0
Wurm Unlimited
Players report hundreds to thousands of hours played; the game is highly engaging for long-term play and habitual…
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+5.0
Card Survival: Fantasy Forest
Players report long sessions, addiction, and habitual play with repeated attempts to improve.
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+5.0
Europa Universalis V
Players report long sessions, addiction, and habitual play with hundreds of hours invested, indicating strong desire to…
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+5.0
Idle Skilling
Many players report long playtimes, habitual daily check-ins, and extended engagement over months or years.
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+5.0
Sea Dogs: To Each His Own
Players report hundreds of hours of gameplay, strong attachment, and repeated playthroughs.
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+5.0
X3: Reunion
Many reviews mention hundreds of hours played, long sessions, and habitual play due to the game's depth and complexity.
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+5.0
Prosperous Universe
Players engage in long-term, habitual play with slow real-time progression encouraging daily or multiple daily…
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+4.0
Bloodborne: Game of the Year Edition
Many players report habitual return to the game, replaying for mastery, exploration, and DLC content, indicating strong…
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+4.0
Final Fantasy X
Long playtime with engaging story, side quests, and character progression encourages extended play and replayability.
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+4.0
Metroid Prime
High replayability through exploration, 100% completion challenges, and sequence breaking encourages long-term…
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+5.0
Rogue's Tale
Highly addictive with players repeatedly returning despite frequent deaths and frustration.
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+4.0
Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Long campaigns, multiplayer longevity, and a robust modding community foster habitual and extended play sessions.
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+4.0
Bloodborne
Players often engage in long sessions, repeatedly attempting difficult bosses and exploring to improve their skills and…
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+4.0
Final Fantasy XII
Long playtime (60+ hours), addictive side quests and hunts, and deep progression systems encourage extended habitual…
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+4.0
Vintage Story
Players engage in long, habitual play sessions focused on preparation, survival, and base building, often investing…
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+4.0
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition
Long playtime with extensive main story, side quests, and a sizable epilogue encourages habitual and extended play…
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+4.0
Counter-Strike
Many players report long-term engagement, nostalgia-driven habitual play, and extensive hours logged over years.
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