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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Super Battle Golf
Players report long play sessions and repeated returns due to fun and social engagement.
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+4.0
Swords 'n Magic and Stuff
Many players report long playtimes and habitual engagement with ongoing updates and content.
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+4.0
The Jackbox Party Pack 5
Players report repeated play sessions and habitual use, especially for standout games like Patently Stupid and Mad…
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+4.0
There Are No Orcs
Players report long play sessions, replayability through commanders, and a strong "one more run" motivation.
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+4.0
Trizon
Many players report addictive gameplay loops and long play sessions driven by fusion experimentation and progression.
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+4.0
World End Diner
Players report long playtimes, habitual play, and strong attachment to the game despite slow progression
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+4.0
Zero Escape: The Nonary Games
High replay value with multiple endings encourages repeated playthroughs and long engagement.
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+4.0
Fate/Grand Order
Long-term engagement driven by story, events, and habitual farming despite grind complaints.
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+4.0
1997
Players often replay to explore multiple endings, showing engagement and repeated play.
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+4.0
Alien Shooter 2: Reloaded
Players report replaying multiple times, enjoying secrets and progression, indicating strong engagement.
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+4.0
Apewar
Many reviews mention long play sessions, high replayability, and habitual engagement with the game.
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+4.0
Atelier Lydie & Suelle ~The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings~
Players report long playtimes (50-130+ hours), with many side quests and replayability via multiple endings and DLC.
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+4.0
Bakso Simulator
Many players report long play sessions and addiction to grinding and expanding their business.
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+4.0
Bendy and the Dark Revival
Many players report long play sessions, replayability, and habitual engagement with the game and its lore.
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+4.0
Black Closet
High replayability with randomized cases and multiple story routes encourages habitual play and long sessions.
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+4.0
City Game Studio: Your Game Dev Adventure Begins
Many players report long play sessions, habitual returns, and high engagement over many hours and years of updates.
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+4.0
Coloring Game 4
Many players report long playtimes and habitual engagement, with some investing hundreds of hours.
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+4.0
Creepy Tale: Snow Child
Players report being deeply engaged and wanting to continue playing the series; some mention marathon playthroughs.
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+4.0
Crimsonland
Highly addictive gameplay with many hours played, frequent retries, and desire to improve scores and unlock content.
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+4.0
Darkest Dungeon®
Many players report long playtimes and repeated attempts despite frequent failures and losses.
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+4.0
Diplomacy is Not an Option: Shareware
Players report long sessions, repeated attempts, and high engagement especially in endless mode.
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+4.0
Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator
Many players report replaying multiple routes and spending hundreds to thousands of hours, indicating strong habitual…
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+4.0
ERROR143
Players report replaying multiple times and strong attachment to the character Micah.
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+4.0
Fatal Twelve
Players report long play sessions and multiple playthroughs to explore all endings, showing strong attachment and…
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