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Continuation
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Games where continuation stands out from the other motivations.
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars™
Players report hundreds of hours played, with modding and custom maps extending longevity.
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+4.0
Cooking Fever
Players often engage in long sessions and habitual play due to many levels and upgrade goals, despite frustration from…
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+4.0
Cozy Grove
Players develop habitual daily play routines, returning regularly for new quests and seasonal content.
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+4.0
Crashlands
High player engagement with long play sessions and repeated playthroughs on different difficulties.
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+4.0
Creeper World 2: Anniversary Edition
Many players report habitual play, replaying levels, and engaging with custom and random maps for extended play.
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+4.0
Creepy Castle
Players report long playtimes, multiple scenarios, and replay modes encouraging extended engagement.
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+4.0
Death Must Die
Players report habitual play, frequent returns, and investment in grinding gear and builds, indicating strong desire to…
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+4.0
Donkey Kong Bananza
Players report addictive gameplay loops, long play sessions, and motivation to pursue 100% completion.
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+4.0
Drawing From Memory
Many reviews mention playing multiple rounds back to back and getting addicted to the game.
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+4.0
Drox Operative
Players report long sessions and habitual play with high replayability and persistent ship progression across sectors.
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+4.0
Funguys Swarm
Many reviews mention addictive gameplay and the desire to keep playing 'just one more run' for hours.
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+4.0
Gamble With Your Friends
Players express a strong desire to keep playing due to the addictive nature of gambling.
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+4.0
Gaokao.Love.100Days
High replayability with over 50 endings encourages long-term engagement and multiple playthroughs.
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+4.0
Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed Ecto Edition
Players report long play sessions, habitual play, and ongoing engagement with progression and cosmetics.
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+4.0
HAAK
Many players report long playtimes (20-40 hours), rewarding exploration and upgrades encourage habitual play and…
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+4.0
Klaus Veen's Treason
Players report habitual play, long sessions, and strong attachment to the game and community.
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+4.0
Lost For Swords
High replayability with multiple classes, difficulty modes, and a level editor encourages long-term engagement and…
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+4.0
MagiCat
Many players report long playtimes, addictive gameplay, and frequent returns to the game, including New Game+ and time…
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+4.0
Monster Girls and the Mysterious Adventure 2
Many players report long playtimes and habitual engagement, though some experience burnout due to grind and difficulty…
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+4.0
Nexomon: Extinction
Players report long playtimes, extensive post-game content, and replayability with custom modes and achievements.
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+4.0
No Fair Play
Many players report long play sessions and habitual play with friends, enjoying repeated matches and ongoing fun.
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+4.0
Old Coin Pusher Friends 2
Persistent progression, collectible hunting, and frequent events encourage long-term engagement and habitual play.
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+4.0
Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Many players report long play sessions, engaging combat loops, and desire to keep playing and mastering mechanics.
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+4.0
Pirate's Gambit
High replayability with players reporting long sessions and habitual daily play despite occasional frustration.
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