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Continuation
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Continuation + Progression
A strong dose of continuation and progression in the same game.
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+5.0
The Banner Saga 2
Strong desire to continue the saga; players invest many hours and look forward to sequels; survival mode extends…
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+5.0
Caravaneer 2
Many players report long play sessions and habitual return to the game over years.
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+5.0
Intergalactic Fishing
Highly addictive with long play sessions, extensive content, procedural lakes, and ongoing community events.
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+5.0
Wooden Ocean
Players report very long playtimes (50-140+ hours), habitual play, and repeated playthroughs encouraged by NG+ and…
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+5.0
Darkest Hour: A Hearts of Iron Game
Players report hundreds to thousands of hours played, with deep engagement and long campaigns.
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+5.0
Escape From Duckov
Many reviews mention long play sessions, addictive gameplay loop, and habitual engagement with the game.
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+5.0
Trimps
Highly addictive with long-term engagement, habitual play, and players returning after years.
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+5.0
Autonauts
Players report long play sessions, habitual engagement, and addictive refinement of automation systems.
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+5.0
Desktop Defender
Many players report long playtimes, habitual engagement, and difficulty quitting due to addictive progression loops.
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+5.0
Sid Meier's Civilization® III Complete
Highly addictive gameplay with long sessions and the classic "just one more turn" feeling leading to habitual, extended…
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+5.0
INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road
Extensive content, multiple modes, and deep progression systems encourage long play sessions and habitual engagement.
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+5.0
Sid Meier's Civilization® IV
Highly addictive with very long game sessions and habitual play; players report losing track of time and playing for…
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+5.0
Vagante
High replayability with hundreds of hours played by users, frequent updates, and addictive gameplay encourage long-term…
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+5.0
WARRIORS OROCHI 3 Ultimate Definitive Edition
Extensive content, multiple modes, large character roster, and grinding systems encourage long play sessions and…
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+5.0
Atomcraft
Players report long play sessions, addiction, and habitual engagement due to deep mechanics and ongoing goals.
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+5.0
DARK SOULS™ II: Scholar of the First Sin
Extensive content with long playtime (100+ hours common); multiple NG+ cycles with new enemies and items; players…
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+5.0
Heroes of Hammerwatch
Players report long play sessions, habitual grinding, and strong attachment to progression systems that encourage…
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+5.0
Nordic Ashes: Survivors of Ragnarok
Highly addictive with many hours played, frequent updates, and strong meta progression encouraging long-term engagement.
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+5.0
We Who Are About To Die
Highly addictive roguelike gameplay with players reporting long sessions and 'just one more battle' syndrome.
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+5.0
Amazing Cultivation Simulator
Highly addictive with long play sessions and deep engagement; many players report hundreds of hours invested.
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+5.0
ARC Raiders
Players report long sessions, addiction, and habitual play driven by emergent stories and rewarding gameplay loops.
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+5.0
Fallout 4
Very high replayability with hundreds of hours played, modding community extends game life significantly.
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+5.0
Oaken Tower
Highly addictive gameplay loop with strong "just one more run" feeling leading to long sessions and habitual play.
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+5.0
Rogue Fable III
Players report habitual play with hundreds of hours invested, frequent returns due to replayability, and ongoing…
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