What game have you spent the most time playing? (1 Viewer)

[StirFriedPanda]

Don’t know what that means ngl but I’ll assume it’s impressive

Yep, of course I have nothing to show for any of it.

 

[ProudOrbit]

genshin impact. i don't even want to know how many hours i've played that game lol. i've play that game for like 3 hours everyday for 2 years now.
i just calculated it and i've played genshin impact for a total of 2165 hours

Minecraft and Fnaf
looking at the hours at how long ive played it on switch lmfao

 

[Lexie]

Animal Crossing & Sims 4

 

[GOJOSWIFE]

Minecraft

only right answer (other than roblox)

 

[GOJOSWIFE]

it's a war between minecraft, roblox, fnaf, and resident evil 7

 

[Selfmate]

I dunno maybe diablo 2???

 

[StirFriedPanda]

I also play left for 4 dead, sort of trying out Genshin Impact and Tower of Fantasy

 

[jasque]

I dunno maybe diablo 2???

Did you play the remaster?

 

[Selfmate]

Did you play the remaster?

nah I don't have much time these days to play games like that
but recently I have been playing minecraft dungeons with my son which is a sort of action rpg like diablo 2

maybe in the future when he grows up???

 

[Sanumi]

Fortnite... thought it would be Fire Emblem

 

[uran]

Im pretty sure its spore or sims 2

 

[Pirioca]

7 Days To Die.

I still play this open world game regularly offline and online, since I bought it in a Steam sale in 2018. The game is in Early Access since 2013, so it's not finished yet, but it is very playable with much content: A random map generator. A bunch of good and partly big mods, coming from an active community. And the gameplay is rather complex regarding items, crafting, building. The game plays like a mixture of Dead Island and Minecraft.

There are Steam sales where you can get it for about 10 $.

But ... even the recommended system requirements are rather 'optimistic'. The game starts and works, but you'll have not much fun atm. It might get more optimized in the future, but generally 7D2D profits from more RAM, VRAM, and a fast multicore CPU - while you don't need a very fast graphics card. I've played this game with lower details on a Core i5, with 16 GB RAM and a GTX 770 (2 GB VRAM) - it worked. I play it now with high details on a Core i7, 32 GB RAM, with a GTX 970 (4 GB VRAM) - it works perfectly. You don't need a Ryzen and a RTX for this game, but you also shouldn't have a Potato PC.



If you like this game I can also recommend the official 7 Days To Die Forum, where you can directly talk with the very friendly and responsive developers.

 

[Tiaramitsu]

League of legends (sadly) or fire emblem engage