The longest games I played and if it stood in time

Work in this industry tends to devote a lot of time to playing games. Indeed, every vigilant moment becomes playing games so that I can think of amazing new topics like this, or lead the game to death. It takes a lot of time. And I would like to say that that's why I played these games so much, but it's not just.

I played long before I got into this work, and I hardly even worked on any of the games I introduced here. No, they all played for love for the game. Mostly the same. I wouldn't put all these hours if I didn't really like them in some way. But was it really worth it?

I am well aware that the numbers exposed here will be new to some people, but I try to create a healthy balance between work and private life and also have a bad memory and may have missed some games.

10

Crusader Kings 3

About 250 hours

In general, I have always been a bit of a strategic gaming head, but the big strategy was something brand. It was a gateway to a paralyzing game addiction. Everyone always says about their favorite games, but I really tried to postpone Crusader Kings 3 .. Whenever I decided that the run was over, I would just go back to another, this time understanding another game mechanic a little better.

Is it all the time I have invested in it? Originally I played it on Game Pass before I finally picked it up on Steam. I played it on a broken processor that would just hit the game around a certain year. I played it on an old gaming laptop that shouted in pain with a damaged screen. Maybe it's not worth the health of my hardware, but I certainly had fun.

9

Final Fantasy 15

300 hours

Unlike the opinion of almost all the others in the world, Final Fantasy 15 is one of my favorite games ever. It's not my favorite final fantasy if it makes sense. I love this group of characters so much that even in the middle of a very broken game and an inconsistent story I had to spend time with them.

Did I end up three games? When I played it at first, when all DLC came out, and then again with the Royal Edition. Always as far as possible. I wasn't there for the story, but these funky boys. Real group of friends. He's still calling me back and it's a kind of game I could happily take a break in the middle of playing. So yeah, it was worth it.

8

Elden Ring

About 300 hours

So here's a funny thing on Elden's ring. Even with this combined overall game time, it is all the only playback. It is actually quite rare that I return to a long game for the second game, and that's the same here. I have never been tempted to create another character. One and finished. But Shadow of the Erdree was very big.

But man, what game. It is so beautiful that it has great enemies, I loved diving into tradition and creation of theories. Actually, I worked on this, so maybe a little inflated my time. Finally, I'm sure I will find time to return to this wonderful game. But should it be a new file or a new game plus?

7

Xenoblade chronicles 2

About 300 hours

I adore the Xenoblade Chronicles series. I got back to the News 3DS from all places and has left me since. In fact, I played the original Xenoblade and its definitive release before I ever touched Xenoblade Chronicles 2. And as Elden Ring it's all long game and I wasn't as thorough as I would usually be.

Torna was an incredible expansion and I really love the basic game Xenoblade 2, even in the middle of his many problems. I think my time was worth it? Definitely? I also think everything I did in the game was worth the game? Yeah, that would be very strong no. Please never see me to make Ursul's search.

6

Dark soul

300-400 hours

I got to Dark Souls a little later than everyone else, and in fact I started a series with Dark Souls 3, after the release of Remaster I returned to the original dark souls. This means that I managed to avoid plague of errors and problems with the performance I have been well informed about the metacontextual joy of Blighttown.

My first game was with pyromanvic and a giant club. I was basically unstoppable. It seemed to have been supposed to have continued. My partner informed me very quickly that I chose a broken line -up just to make sure my ego wasn't too big. And then I just came back for another. And every second really cost it.

5

Civilization 6

More than 400 hours

In my own mind is civilization 6 game I played the longest, but other statistics of playback, which I tell me that this is not the case. So I think it's just the one I played most in the singular sessions, because it seemed like days when I played it. One more turn.

I got every expansion, every leader. I was still coming back to achieve different types of victory. Warmongering and tourist refuge to the same extent. I loved it all. I really think it was worth the time investment. But my partner looking for help during dinner is probably disagreed.

4

Pokemon black

Somewhere around 400 ish hours

I loved Pokémon as a child. I like to imagine that most people do. I got into the games through my cousin, I grew up and played these games. I still have my first Infernape from my back in Pokemon Diamond. I will always love you and appreciate the flame. I didn't know how to make lowercase letters as a child. And then Pokemon Black came.

Even with the problems that have appeared in every game since then, I will always say that my time in Pokemon is worth it, but Black really stood out. I really go clearly to Village Bridge at night and talk to all musicians to make other sounds in music, and then appear in the headphones to fall asleep. It probably tilted my time a bit.

Also, I no longer have my original copy of Black because I sold it before it flew worth. As a child, I did not fully understand the valuation of value and economy.

3

Skyrim

About 600. Maybe more.

I feel that almost everyone will remember their memories of playing Skyrim at some point in their lives. It's a very easy game. I had a module at a college that made us create for the game as part of the task. It was only widely known and assumed that everyone had it. So yes, I played a little Skyrima.

Actually, I bought the game on a PC for this task because it was on Xbox throughout my time. I made a character for almost every race. I added the characters I made a fanfiction. I played hundreds of hours. I guess here because I can no longer access my Xbox. My playing time in everything is probably much longer.

Skyrim is also a game that made me write fiction, which eventually brought me here. I think always watch your dreams.

2

Monster Hunter Rise

Just over 600 hours

I was in love with the rise of Monster Hunter. I've always loved Monster Hunter, but he never got into it. I played some of the beta tests Monster Hunter World, but I never got the whole game. So I took the chance of getting up to finally get to the world at the beginning. And yes, I think it was worth it.

Complete publication, part of my playing also comes from my partner to have access online, but the vast majority are me. Actually, I played quite sporadically until Sunbreak appeared when it became a daily ritual. He had to be at least one hunt a day. I needed it. And hey, then I got Monster Hunter Wilds, so I'm on the train now.

1

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Nearly 700 hours

Sometimes you play the game so much that they disappear into the background. You don't think about it either. You can pick it up for a quick game and then drop it again without a second idea. However, these hours accumulate and Smash is a great example. These numbers make it sound like I can't lay it.

It's funny. For the most part it was really informal how much I played. This is built years of time. As long as I saw the number, I would never think smash is one of the games I played most in my life. And there is, almost 700 hours. Was it worth it? I think it happened to such a natural part of my life, it must have been. Although I really don't remember it.