Games that would last me a lifetime?

[Corona Varus]

200+ hours more.

I know terraria, oni, and stardew valley are worth but I need more.

[Crowdiola Rosea]

A lifetime or 200 hours? Because 200 is less than two weeks. Depends on your tastes and what you're after most games with long hours are generally competetive/online with ranking systems. Solo it depends on your tastes. If you like football/management simulation you could do it easily with Football Manager, if you like strategy you could sink those hours into Crusader Kings/CIV or even Total War games. Depends on your interests.

[Joke]

Red dead Redemtion 2, single player - gave me about 500 hours, and there are still a few things to do before everything is done.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1174180/Red_Dead_Redemption_2/

[Wizardhermit]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/281990/Stellaris/

Basically limitless replay value.

[Crowdiola Rosea]

Originally posted by Joke:

Red dead Redemtion 2, single player - gave me about 500 hours, and there are still a few things to do before everything is done.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1174180/Red_Dead_Redemption_2/

The MP is awesome too

[Carolynne]

It highly depends on your taste in games too, any game can last a lifetime if it's your kind of game. Mount & Blade have absorbed over 600 hours out of my lifespan.

Based on Terraria, Oni and Stardew Valley, I'd gather that you're fond of visually simplistic games with great depth and replayability.

In that case I would passionately recommend RimWorld.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/294100/RimWorld/

It has workshop support too if you ever grow tired of the base game after a few quintillion hours.

[crunchyfrog]

Games I've sunk several hours into in recent years are
7 Days to Die
Fallout 4 (especially with various mods, like basebuilding stuff)
Elite Dangerous

[Ogami]

7 Days to Die, Fallout 4, Skyrim, pretty much all Paradox games, Stellaris, Hearts of Iron 4, Crusader Kings, 4x games like Civilization or Endless Space.
All games i put hundreds of hours into.

Generally games without a linear structure where you can do what you want, how you want, get the most longevity in my opinion.

[ZanyScum]

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