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Continuation
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+5.0
Tales of Symphonia
Long playtime (50-100+ hours), multiple playthroughs encouraged, high replayability and side content.
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+4.0
Temple Run 2
Addictive gameplay with daily and weekly challenges, objectives, and progression systems motivate players to keep…
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+4.0
The Last Faith
Many players report long play sessions, replay value with multiple builds, and extensive exploration.
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+5.0
The Letter - Horror Visual Novel
High replay value with many branches and endings encourages long-term engagement and multiple playthroughs.
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+4.0
The Spotter: Dig or Die
Highly addictive gameplay loop encourages long sessions and repeated playthroughs.
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+4.0
Tokyo Xanadu eX+
Long playtime (40-70+ hours), New Game+ mode, and additional content encourage extended and habitual play.
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+5.0
Unexplored
Highly addictive with strong replayability, players report hundreds of hours and repeated playthroughs.
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+5.0
XCOM® 2
High replayability with long campaigns, mod support, and expansions encourage habitual and extended play sessions.
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+5.0
ADOM (Ancient Domains Of Mystery)
Players report hundreds to thousands of hours, with repeated returns over decades indicating strong attachment.
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+4.0
All-In-One Sports VR
Players report long sessions, replayability across multiple sports, and habitual play with friends or AI.
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+5.0
Avernum 3: Ruined World
Players report hundreds of hours of engagement, replayability, and habitual play with a large world and many quests.
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+4.0
Ballionaire
Many reviews mention addictive gameplay and desire to keep playing, with dopamine-inducing combos and long sessions.
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+5.0
BATTLETECH
Players report hundreds of hours played, with strong attachment due to deep gameplay, modding community, and…
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+4.0
Blacksmith Master
Many players report long play sessions, habitual engagement, and desire to keep progressing and optimizing their smithy.
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+4.0
Bully: Scholarship Edition
Many players report long play sessions, replayability, and habitual returns due to engaging story and activities.
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+4.0
Card Shop Simulator Multiplayer
Many players report long play sessions, addictive pack openings, daily goals, and habitual play with friends.
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+4.0
Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator
Many players report long play sessions and habitual engagement due to progression, customization, and ongoing…
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+4.0
Coromon
Many players report long playtimes and addictive gameplay with extensive post-game content and replayability.
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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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+4.0
Deadswitch Combat
Players report long play sessions and habitual engagement driven by progression, variety of modes, and content updates.
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+4.0
Deponia: The Complete Journey
Many players report long playtimes and replay value, with some playing multiple times and engaging deeply with content.
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+5.0
Desktop Dungeons
Highly addictive with long playtimes reported; players engage in repeated dungeon runs and challenges.
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+4.0
Dice & Fold
Highly addictive with players reporting long sessions and repeated runs due to engaging gameplay and progression.
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+4.0
Drop Pockets
Many reviews mention addictive 'one more run' feeling and habitual play despite bugs.
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