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Continuation
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Popular, well-rated games with a strong continuation score.
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Salt
Players report long play sessions, addictive exploration, and ongoing engagement with quests and world discovery.
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+4.0
Split or Steal
Many players report long sessions and habitual play, with addictive progression and community engagement.
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+4.0
Voxel Tycoon
Many players report long play sessions and high replayability, with addictive gameplay loops and desire to keep…
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+4.0
Way of the Samurai 4
High replayability with multiple endings, carrying over progress and items encourages repeated playthroughs.
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+4.0
Aggressors: Ancient Rome
Highly engaging with deep mechanics and replayability, inducing 'one more turn' syndrome and long play sessions.
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+4.0
Stonehearth
Many players report long play sessions and habitual return to the game despite bugs and incomplete state.
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+4.0
Sword of Convallaria
Players report long playtimes, habitual daily logins, and engagement with multiple storylines and events encouraging…
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+4.0
3089 -- Futuristic Action RPG
Players report long play sessions, addictive gameplay, and high replayability due to procedural generation.
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+4.0
Active Matter
Many players report long playtimes, habitual return to game, and ongoing content updates that encourage sustained…
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+4.0
ClickRaid
Players invest hundreds to thousands of hours; habitual play and long sessions common.
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+4.0
ELEX
Many players report long playtimes and high engagement despite initial difficulty
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+4.0
Forsaken Frontiers
Players report addictive gameplay loops and long play sessions, with repeated runs and progression.
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+4.0
Honkai Impact 3rd
Players report long play sessions, habitual daily logins, and emotional attachment driving continued engagement over…
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+4.0
Imperial Glory
Players report long play sessions, deep engagement with campaign and battles, and replayability with different factions.
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+4.0
Maurice: In The Predator's Nest
Players report long play sessions, high replayability, and habitual engagement despite bugs and crashes.
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+4.0
MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED
Hundreds of hours of content, extensive grinding, side missions, and replayability encourage long-term engagement.
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+4.0
Orebound
Many players report long play sessions and habitual engagement despite early access bugs.
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+4.0
Outcast - A New Beginning
Players report long play sessions, strong attachment to the world, and habitual engagement with quests and exploration.
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+4.0
Overcooked! All You Can Eat
Many players report long play sessions, replaying levels for higher stars, and habitual multiplayer engagement.
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+4.0
Path of Idle: Old Gods Rising
Many players report long playtimes, habitual engagement, and strong attachment to progression and build experimentation.
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+4.0
Potato Thriller
Many reviews mention strong attachment, repeated playthroughs, and desire to keep playing despite frustrations.
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+4.0
Romestead
Players express a desire to keep playing and exploring.
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+4.0
Runers
High replayability with hundreds of spells to discover and multiple classes; players report addictive 'just one more…
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+4.0
Shera and the Three Treasures
Long playtime (12-20+ hours), replay value with NG+ and different routes encourages extended engagement.
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