Games

Well, I seem to like first-person shooters:

but realistically, I have like, many dozens of games with like 30-80 hours played, I'm really into variety gaming.

The only exceptions to this are RuneScape (OSRS and RS2 back in the day), World of Warcraft (I played a ton of Cata until maybe a year before Legion), Starcraft 2, League of Legends, and Osu.

I have over 400 hours on Rust which is just 6 months after playing the first time. But there are players with over 10,000 hours in this game.

This is the first time I've ever come across another PS2 player out in the wild. I played on PS4 so I don't have exact hours but I stuck with it for over 2+ years back in 2017. One of my most played games for sure.

My most played game over the last few years has been a timer I use to study for my statistics degree. With the steamdeck, I find myself hopping from game to game just to see how my oldies run. I might play 20 hours a week across 20 different games. Then do a 9-5 stint with the pomo timer on to do get projects going.

If you have ADHD The Legend of Pomodoro is not the cure but it makes getting difficult things done manageable. It's pretty much an idler.

EverQuest has about four years sunk into it back in 99. If we're talking steam, it's probably TF2 with about 1400 hours

I have over 6,000 hours in Dota2.

I don't have an exact number but it would have to be at least 5000 hours I've sunk into Minecraft. Been on and off the game since 2013, I'd get bored of the current version and switch to Beta (fairly sizable community on r/goldenageminecraft), I'd do some worlds where I'd obtain stuff in older versions that weren't obtainable later (whole wiki on Discontinued Minecraft items/blocks/structures/entities), of course I'd do modded.

I think the thing with Minecraft for me is that I spent all the time learning the game back in high school when I had more free time than I do as an adult, and I can nowadays play it extremely casually (~3 hours/week).

Its hard for me to get into new games (most recent game I got was Dredge) because I have like 2 hours a session to learn it, and it might be a few days between sessions.

1. gmod 1,800 hrs
2. Terraria 800 hrs
3. Factorio 800 hrs
4. Ksp 600 hrs
5. Civ V 500 hrs

2k in tf2

Best war themed hat simulator on the market

For example Path of exile: 3100 hours on steam, on standalone client it should be much more.

Ok, so I'm 44, and my parents literally played D&D and video games with us growing up. I literally don't remember a time in my life that I wasn't gaming.

That being said.

According to Steam:

Factorio: 4,330 hours

Dyson Sphere Program: 2,506 hours

Skyrim: 2440 hours

Stellaris: 2,237 hours

Dungeon Defenders: 1644 hours

Terraria: 1630 hours

Fallout 4: 602 hours

Also I probably have well over 10,000 hours in 2.5 edition, 3.0, and 3.5 edition D&D. Only counting actual tabletop time.

That's also not counting a fuckton of games that I have played on various consoles starting with a TI-99/A and and Atari 2600 as well as most of the early Nintendo consoles. I branched out once I got to college.

My numbers are actually quite low. I know multiple people that have 20,000+ hours in their favorite games.

I have around 500 hours in PAYDAY 2. Awesome game, too bad that the developers are unable to stop trying to go bankrupt...

Over the past year? Probably Vampire Survivors.

As of late? Doom (the 2016 reboot).

Of all time? I'm actually not sure, especially if you include my pre-internet / pre-always-being-spied-on-and-tracked history. But probably it would be one of the Street Fighter 2 iterations.

I don't think I've even played 450 hours total of games in the past 25+ years, though. So, I'm probably a bit of an outlier around here.

EverQuest - 8k+ (don't actually know since I've been playing since 1999 across many TLPs)

Phantasy Star Online 2 - 6k hours ( including JP servers and global)

Warframe - 4k hours

Guild wars 2 - 3.3k

Destiny 1&2 - 2500h

GTAO - 800h

No man's sky - 550h

Path of exile. 5k on steam but easily double that since they have their own client. Grim dawn. About 350h. Path of exile 2. What? 295 hours already? No waaay. Diablo 2. Duh. Last Epoch. 250h ish if I were to guess.

My steam top 10 in hours

1. EU4 - 1384
2. Rocket League - 1252
3. Stellaris - 1031
4. Skyrim SE - 813
5. Stormworks - 720
6. CK2 - 555
7. FO4 - 456
8. Skyrim - 450
9. Warframe - 369
10. ETS2 - 360

I've played "Unturned" a lot few years back. I have 2100+ hours in it. Realistically it'd be around 2000 or a little bit under.

About 4.5k for dota haven't played in years. I'll never play another game that much again and I'll probably never play dota again.

And I'm still not very good. I blame being close to 50 on it.

Top 12 by play time. Definitely wouldn't have guessed some of these were up there. I'll often leave a game running while doing something else, which skews the results. I'll have to check what gog galaxy says later.

I have no life. Also my /played in WoW is in months if not over a year.

It's ff14, and the actual playtime is none of your fucking business.

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• No Man's Sky - 1,631 hours
• The Long Dark - 1,337 hours
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - 651 hours (I combined the original and Special Edition playtimes)
• Nova Drift - 434 hours
• Fallout 4 - 378 hours
• Starfield - 178 hours (I enjoyed it!)

I have like 2500 hours in destiny 2. ☹️

for the last year or two its a tie between elden ring and cyberpunk2077. I actually just completed them for the first time in this last week.

Factorio it's over 6000 last time I checked

Before this I used to play certain games exclusively, often for 10+ hours a day (beefy laptop at work and then home).

QuakeWorld - '98-2003

Ragnarok Online - 2003-2008

WoW - 2008-2012

EVE - 2012-2014

Rip battlebit

Neverwinter Nights, probably 10k plus hours over the last 22 years, and Dead by Daylight (1666 hours).

Great games, both. I DM a weekly campaign on Neverwinter Nights.

Elden Ring is getting close to 1600 hours for me 😅 and I have about 1200 in Stellaris. But I probably played Jak and Daxter and Metroid Prime for thousands of unrecorded hours as a kid.