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Continuation
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
My Winter Car
Players repeatedly return despite frustration and difficulty, indicating strong attachment and habitual play.
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+4.0
Nine Sols
Players report long play sessions, repeated boss attempts, and high engagement with the game’s combat and story.
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+4.0
Noctuary
Many players report long playtimes (20-40+ hours), multiple endings, and extensive side content encouraging habitual…
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+4.0
Nothing
Many players report long sessions and habitual play, captivated by the minimalist and meditative nature.
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+4.0
Nothing Together
Many players report long sessions and habitual play, some reaching days or years of doing nothing.
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+4.0
OLDTV
Many reviews mention addictive gameplay and repeated play sessions to improve scores and complete achievements.
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+4.0
Out Of Hands
Many players report long sessions, replaying for multiple endings and deck experimentation.
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+4.0
PEAK
Daily map changes and achievement progression encourage repeated play and long-term engagement.
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+4.0
Pistol Whip
Players report habitual play, repeated sessions, and returning for new content and challenges.
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+4.0
Primordialis
Many players report long play sessions and habitual engagement due to the depth and creativity of the game.
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+4.0
Queen's Domain
Many players report being hooked and playing for long sessions, eager to explore more.
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+4.0
Reassembly
Highly addictive gameplay with long sessions and repeated playthroughs encouraged by ship building and modding.
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+4.0
Resident Evil 4 (2005)
High replay value with multiple campaigns, unlockables, and addictive modes encourages long-term engagement.
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+4.0
Reus 2
High replayability with metaprogression, unlocks, and randomized drafts encourage habitual and long-term play.
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+4.0
RIG Riot
Highly replayable with roguelike elements, many parts to collect, and build experimentation encouraging long-term play.
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+4.0
Rising Star 2
Highly addictive with many hours played; players report habitual engagement despite grind.
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+4.0
Roadwarden
Players report long sessions, multiple playthroughs, and high replayability due to branching storylines and exploration.
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+4.0
Rogue Monster Rush
Strong motivation to keep playing through progression systems, unlocks, and replayability; players report long sessions…
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+4.0
Roots of Pacha
Players report long play sessions, addictive gameplay loops, and habitual return to the game.
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+4.0
Selaco
Players report long play sessions, multiple playthroughs, and high replayability with randomizer mode and secrets.
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+4.0
Shadow Man Remastered
Players report long playtimes, habitual revisits, and deep engagement with the game world and lore.
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+4.0
Shady Knight
Strong replayability with ranking challenges and secret collectibles encourages habitual play.
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+4.0
Sid Meier's Pirates!
High replay value and long play sessions with players returning repeatedly over years.
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+4.0
Sledders
Many players report long play sessions and habitual engagement, enjoying repeated exploration and riding.
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