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Continuation
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+4.0
The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky
Players invest 40+ hours and often continue with sequels; strong attachment to story and characters encourages habitual…
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+4.0
The Other Side
Players report being hooked, playing long sessions, and appreciating frequent updates and events that encourage…
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+4.0
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe
Players engage in multiple playthroughs to discover all endings and achievements, with some even committing to…
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+4.0
Thief II: The Metal Age
Large levels, fan missions, and replayability encourage long-term engagement and habitual play.
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+4.0
Titanium Court
Players report addictive gameplay loops, deep narrative, and desire to keep uncovering secrets and new mechanics…
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+4.0
Tormentum II
Strong replay value due to multiple endings and moral choices encourages multiple playthroughs.
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+4.0
Touhou Gensokyo Odyssey
Players report long sessions, replaying for different endings and achievements, and engaging with postgame content like…
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+4.0
Tracks - The Train Set Game
Many players report long sessions and habitual play, often spending hours building and exploring.
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+4.0
Turbo Kid
Many players report long playtimes, deep exploration, and repeated engagement with challenges and collectibles.
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+4.0
Turbo Overkill
Players report high replay value, long campaign, and desire to return repeatedly for challenges and secrets.
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+4.0
Until You Fall
Addictive roguelite loop encourages repeated runs despite physical fatigue and difficulty.
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+4.0
Vampire: The Masquerade — Parliament of Knives
High replay value with multiple endings and branching paths encourages repeated playthroughs and long-term engagement.
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+4.0
Vangers
Many players report long playtimes, repeated attempts, and habitual return despite frustration.
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+4.0
Who's Lila?
Multiple endings, secrets, and layered story encourage long sessions and habitual replay.
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+4.0
Zero-K
Players report hundreds to thousands of hours; campaign, coop, multiplayer, and survival modes encourage long-term play.
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+4.0
Super Mario 3D World
The game encourages habitual play with many levels, collectibles, and replayability, making players keep returning.
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+4.0
ABI-DOS
Players report long play sessions, obsession with optimization, and habitual engagement with puzzles.
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+4.0
Airships: Lost Flotilla
High replayability with roguelike progression, unlocks, and experimentation encourages long-term engagement and…
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+4.0
Alan Wake II
Players report long play sessions, immersive story engagement, and a desire to keep playing despite some frustrating…
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+4.0
Allumeria
Players report long play sessions, habitual engagement, and desire to continue exploring and building despite early…
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+4.0
Assetto Corsa Competizione
Players report long sessions, habitual play, and deep engagement with improving lap times and rankings.
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+4.0
Astroloot
High replayability with addictive build crafting and progression systems encourages long play sessions and habitual…
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+4.0
BioShock Infinite
Many players report replaying the game multiple times, engaging with DLCs and exploring secrets, showing strong…
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+4.0
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Long playtime with multiple modes, replayability, and extensive content encourage habitual and extended play.
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