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Continuation
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Xenoblade Chronicles
Long playtime with extensive side quests and exploration encourages habitual, extended engagement and investment in the…
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+4.0
10 Dead Doves
Many players report being drawn into the story and atmosphere, playing through multiple hours and replaying for…
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+4.0
20 Minutes Till Dawn
High replayability with unlockables, rune system, and escalating difficulty encourages habitual play and long sessions.
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+4.0
64.0
High replay value with repeated retries, workshop levels, and addictive gameplay encourage long and habitual play…
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+4.0
80 Days
Highly replayable with many routes and story variations encouraging multiple playthroughs.
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+4.0
Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Players engage habitually with daily routines and long-term island development, often playing for hundreds of hours.
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+4.0
Arthurian Legends
High replay value with multiple difficulties, new game plus, arena and horde modes, and secret hunting.
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+4.0
Astalon: Tears of the Earth
Players report long playtimes, 100% completion, and multiple game modes encouraging habitual and extended play.
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+4.0
Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy
Players engage in long play sessions with addictive crafting and exploration loops.
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+4.0
Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key
Players invest many hours exploring, crafting, and completing quests; some reviews mention 70+ to 120+ hours of…
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+4.0
Avernum 2: Crystal Souls
Players report long playtimes (50+ hours), deep engagement, and habitual play through multiple quests and exploration.
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+4.0
Banquet for Fools
Many reviews mention being hooked for hours, repeatedly restarting to optimize builds, and a desire to keep playing…
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+4.0
Batman™: Arkham Knight
Many players report long playtimes, replayability, and extensive side content encouraging habitual and extended play…
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+4.0
Blade of Darkness
Players report long playtimes, replayability with multiple characters, and habitual return despite difficulty and…
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+4.0
Bloodroots
Players report addictive gameplay with instant restarts encouraging repeated attempts and long play sessions.
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+4.0
Cactus Simulator
Many players report very long playtimes and habitual engagement, often for hundreds or thousands of hours.
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+4.0
Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
High replayability with multiple modes (Julius Mode, Boss Rush), collectible completion goals, and long play sessions…
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+4.0
Children of a Dead Earth
Highly engaging for niche players with long play sessions and deep investment in design and simulation aspects.
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+4.0
Conquest of Elysium 5
High replayability with many factions, random maps, and emergent stories encourage long-term engagement
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+4.0
cyubeVR
Players report long play sessions and habitual engagement, often losing track of time while exploring and building.
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+4.0
Dark Cloud 2
The game encourages long play sessions through extensive side activities, weapon progression, and town building…
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+4.0
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA
Many reviews mention addiction, repeated playthroughs, and desire to master the game.
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+4.0
Delivery & Beyond
Many players report long sessions and habitual play with friends, enjoying repeated chaotic rounds.
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+4.0
Demonheart
High replay value due to multiple dialogue options and personality paths; players return to explore different outcomes.
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