Best Replayable Games

[bloodroses]

No Starcraft, League of Legends, Heroes of the Storm, Master of Orion, or Faster Than Light at least? This is a pretty poor list imo.

 

[Jester Maroc]

Overwatch made the list? No Dota 2 or LoL? Thats just wrong.

 

[zippyzion]

I was pleasantly surprised to see Rise of Nations on this list. I'd always considered it kind of a lost game because no one ever talks about it, but I play it for hours on end fairly frequently. I also play Supreme Commander like that but apparently we just don't talk about Supreme Commander.

Over all I agree with most of the list. New Vegas is another of my massive timesinks. Even with Fallout 4 released I go back to New Vegas when I just need to get out of the city.

Also, you need to add the addendum that Overwatch is only replayable if you are good at it. Otherwise the game has zero value as it is primarily multiplayer... kinda like Battlefront, only Battlefront seems easier and prettier.

Now, admit that Halo 2 is on this list ONLY because 3 and later haven't made their way to PC yet. Be honest now.

 

[Jayson_15]

Command and Conquer series!

 

[dark_lord69]

eh, it's not a comprehensive list.
I see everyone is mentioning their fav games. Personally the most re-playable game I've been playing lately is Hearthstone.
There are plenty of other games that COULD go on that list but it's opinion based. Everyone's life experiences are different and I agree with some of you asking why X game didn't make the list. Several of your mentions I have played over and over.

 

[Tadpole]

Wing Commander is great, but a game like Privateer 2: The darkening was even better, because it took the same greatness of wing-commander (in an almost identically themed universe) with sand-box style game-play.

 

[jimmysmitty]

I would say the CS series more than just CS:GO but what gets me is that there are plenty of other games not on this list that should be. Ones that probably have more hours per user than a lot of games on this list. Hell Team Fortress 2 is not on here and it is still, almost always, in the top 10 played games on Steam and has been since 2007.

There are also some on here that seem more meh but to each their own.

 

[JackNaylorPE]

I played Witcher 3 several times with different character builds each time. Other than Diablo II and Metro, never played any of the others on the list more than once. As far as any of the Halo stuff, I couldn't even finish those once.

 

[SpaceCadet64]

Call of Duty 2. The original Far Cry. Frontlines: Fuel of War. All awesomely replayable games.

 

[kitekrazy]

STALKER series
C&C series except for 4
Splinter Cell series
Far Cry series
Just Cause 2

There's plenty. You really can't make a list.

 

[quilciri]

I'd suggest star control 2. The main campaign is massive and the design was way ahead of it's time (long term reprecussions to your actions, sandbox gameplay rather than railroading, a universe in which things will happen with or without you, etc). On top of that the scenario mode isbasically a coolection of short stories, and I don't know how many hours I spent in melee mode (roster based pvp, you each pick 5 ships)

 

[bloodroses]

I'd suggest star control 2. The main campaign is massive and the design was way ahead of it's time (long term reprecussions to your actions, sandbox gameplay rather than railroading, a universe in which things will happen with or without you, etc). On top of that the scenario mode isbasically a coolection of short stories, and I don't know how many hours I spent in melee mode (roster based pvp, you each pick 5 ships)

I'm so glad Star Control 2 got remade properly. The Ur-Quan Masters is awesome.

http://sc2.sourceforge.net/

 

[Johnpombrio]

Heroes of Might and Magic 3 under the HD launcher mod. Also Starcraft and I am eagerly awaiting the HD version this summer.

 

[Jake Hall]

Diablo 1 and 2, for sure. Overwatch? Go to hell.
Over the last year I've revisited Duke Nukem 3D, STALKER series, No One Lives Forever, Unreal

 

[c4s2k3]

I have found myself using Just Cause 2, Just Cause 3, Dishonored, and Dishonored 2 to kill time on many occasions. I think JC2/3 offer huge areas to explore and places to set up "stunts" like choreographed explosions, etc. Dishonored series I find has a lot of replay trying to beat challenges like not being detected, not killing, not using powers, finding all the loot in a mission, etc. I also sometimes replay a mission just to try to see if I can pull off some more creative kills

 

[CSGOfreeskinseu]

The replayability factors for Skyrim are also there for TES IV, Oblivion and TES III, Morrowind. I've replayed each of those more even than I have Skyrim.

IMO the same can be said for all earlier versiions of "Civilization". Friends and I played Civ 1 over and over for a very long time when it came out.

Most of the others I've not played, though Wing Commander: Privateer is quite replayable, for there are a number of ways to go.

http://csgofreeskins.eu/

 

[nitrium]

This whole topic is a little silly when you put a little scrutiny into it. Why is Chess, Solitaire, Tetris or PacMan not on this list, for example? I'm willing to bet that ALL of these games has been "replayed" MORE times than any game on this list!

 

[bloodroses]

This whole topic is a little silly when you put a little scrutiny into it. Why is Chess, Solitaire, Tetris or PacMan not on this list, for example? I'm willing to bet that ALL of these games has been "replayed" MORE times than any game on this list!

Tetris and solitaire for sure. I have wasted so many hours playing those games. The whole point of older games was to be replayable; especially in the old Atari days.

 

[all stalked out]

What about S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

 

[IPHIXTOOMUCH5264]

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