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Continuation
Desire to keep playing the same game
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Games where continuation stands out from the other motivations.
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Omelet You Cook
Players report addictive gameplay with strong replay value, frequent updates, and desire to keep playing despite some…
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+4.0
Opus Magnum
Players report long play sessions, habitual return to optimize solutions, and difficulty disengaging due to addictive…
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+4.0
Post Void
Highly addictive gameplay loop with repeated runs and retries, players often engage in multiple sessions despite short…
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+4.0
Pot's On!
High replay value with roguelite progression and varied synergies encourages repeated play and long sessions.
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+4.0
Rabbit and Steel
Players report habitual play, long sessions, and high replayability driven by randomized builds, difficulty scaling…
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+4.0
Recursed
Players engage in long sessions and return to the game repeatedly to solve difficult puzzles and explore expansions.
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+4.0
Reentry - A Space Flight Simulator
Players report long sessions and habitual play due to the depth and challenge.
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+4.0
Resident Evil 2
High replayability with multiple campaigns, difficulty modes, and extra content encourages repeated playthroughs.
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+4.0
Resident Evil 4
High replayability with multiple difficulty modes, DLC content, and challenges encourage long-term engagement.
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+4.0
Sayonara Wild Hearts
Many players report habitual replaying for high scores, achievements, and emotional comfort, indicating strong desire…
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+4.0
SeaBed
Many players report long playtimes (15-30 hours) and deep engagement, indicating strong desire to continue and complete…
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+4.0
Secret Agent Wizard Boy and the International Crime Syndicate
Players report long play sessions, repeated exploration, and habitual return to the game for discovery and chaos.
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+4.0
ShipShaper
Players report long sessions lost in creative shipbuilding and iterative design, indicating strong habitual engagement.
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+4.0
Sledding Game
Players express a desire to keep playing and return for more fun.
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+4.0
Spaceflight Simulator
Many players report long play sessions and habitual engagement with building, exploring, and experimenting.
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+4.0
Split Fiction
Players report being highly engaged and absorbed for long sessions, with desire to replay and explore side stories.
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+4.0
Subnautica
Many players report long playtimes, repeated playthroughs, and strong attachment to the game world.
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+4.0
SuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator
Many users report long play sessions, habitual engagement, and high replayability.
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+4.0
Super Mario Odyssey
Players often engage in long play sessions, encouraged by numerous collectibles and post-story content that extends…
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+4.0
Tametsi
Players invest many hours and often return repeatedly to solve puzzles, indicating strong attachment.
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+4.0
Terraformental
Players report habitual play, long sessions, and strong attachment driven by story and optimization loops.
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+4.0
Tetrobot and Co.
Players report long playtimes, engagement with bonus challenges, and use of workshop levels extending play.
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+4.0
The End of the Sun
Players report being deeply immersed and returning to explore more, with long play sessions and replay for achievements.
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+4.0
The Jackbox Party Pack 3
Players report long sessions and habitual play with friends and family, often returning repeatedly.
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