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Continuation
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+5.0
Revita
Players report long playtimes, habitual play, and strong attachment due to deep progression and replayability.
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+4.0
Rolled Out!
Players report long play sessions, habitual play, and high replayability with many levels and custom content.
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+4.0
Rune Dice
Many players report addictive gameplay with desire for 'just one more run' and steady progression unlocking new content.
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+4.0
StarRupture
Many players report long play sessions, habitual engagement, and eagerness to continue playing despite early access…
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+4.0
Suicide Countdown: 7 Days
Multiple endings and branching paths encourage replaying to uncover full story, fostering habitual engagement.
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+5.0
Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition
Long playtimes, multiple playthroughs encouraged, extensive side content and replay value.
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+5.0
The Operational Art of War IV
Players report hundreds of hours and habitual play due to vast scenario variety and deep gameplay.
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+4.0
The Spell Brigade
Players report addictive gameplay and long sessions, with desire to replay for new builds and content despite some…
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+4.0
Thief: Deadly Shadows
Many players report long playtimes and repeated playthroughs due to immersive atmosphere and story.
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+4.0
Thriving City: Song
Players report addiction and long play sessions, with desire to keep improving and overcoming challenges.
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+5.0
Tomb of Tyrants
Highly replayable with legacy systems and unlockables encouraging repeated play and long sessions.
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+4.0
Voidborn
Players report addiction and repeated runs, with roguelite progression encouraging habitual play despite some bugs.
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+4.0
War Dust VR: 32v32 Battlefields
Many players report long play sessions and hundreds of hours invested, indicating strong attachment.
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+4.0
White Day: A Labyrinth Named School
High replayability with multiple endings and difficulty levels encourages habitual play and repeated sessions.
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+4.0
Worm.is: The Game
Many players report addictive gameplay with long sessions and habitual return to improve rank and level.
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+4.0
FIFA 18
Players engage in long sessions across multiple modes including Career, Ultimate Team, and The Journey, showing high…
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+4.0
Harvest Moon
Many reviews note addictive gameplay loops and long playtimes, with players motivated to keep improving farm and…
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+5.0
Across the Obelisk
Very high replayability with hundreds of hours played, meta progression, and constant updates encouraging long-term…
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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
#BLUD
Players express a desire to keep playing and explore the world.
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+4.0
Car Dealer Simulator: Prologue - Early Days
Many players report being hooked and wanting to keep playing beyond the short prologue, indicating strong desire for…
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+4.0
Cardboard Town
Players report long sessions, repeated playthroughs, and desire to improve or unlock more content, indicating strong…
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+4.0
CD 2: Trap Master
Many players report addictive gameplay and replayability, with long sessions and repeated runs encouraged by roguelike…
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+4.0
Crossy Road
Highly replayable with quick restarts and addictive 'one more try' gameplay loops driving habitual play.
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