What are some games that you like enough where you can always replay them?

Halo 1, 2, 3, ODST and 5
Titanfall 1/2
The Division
GTA IV/V
Burnout 3: Takedown
Doom (2016)
Gears of War 2
God of War 2
SSX Tricky
Rainbow Six Vegas 2
Forza Horizon (series) and
Silent Hill 2.
 
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-mystical ninja starring goemon
-Banjo Kazooie
-Simpsons hit & run
-Majoras mask
-Smash bros 64
 
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No More Heroes 1&2

There's been other games on this list, but I've played them so much, I just don't feel like it anymore.
 
Probably Warhammer Total War 2. When I've finished a campaign in most historical total war games I feel like I've beaten the game, but warhammer's units are just too fun not to play with them all.
 
Doom 1/2, Heretic, Hexen, Chex Quest,
Duke Nukem 3d, Shadow Warrior, Blood,
Sim City 2000, sucks that you can't get the windows 95 version working in modern windows but you can get the windows 3.1 version working in dosbox
WWE Smackdown Shut Your Mouth and Here Comes the Pain
Dynasty Warriors 3, 4 and 5
Super Metroid
All the Legend of Zelda games before Wind Waker,
Wolfenstein 3d, Spear of Destiny
Serious Sam
Super Mario Games
any game with character creation, mods, randomizers and rom hacks (aka games I forgot)
 
FTL: Faster Than Light
Nethack

I also play HL2 through every couple years.
 
  • Final Fantasy X
  • Bayonetta
  • Haunting Ground
  • The Mass Effect trilogy
  • Silent Hill 2
  • Rule of Rose
  • Ico
  • Fatal Frame 2
  • Sword of Mana
  • The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons + Ages
  • Lollipop Chainsaw
  • Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.
 
-Any of the old castlevanias up to RoB
-Muramasa Rebirth
-SRW Z3
-fatal frame 1-2 (to beat my fastest time)
-Outrun for genesis when I'm listening to vaporwave
-Undernight inbirth
-Blazblue CP because Tsubaki isn't nerfed to hell
 
Lately the top three I would have to add to my list are Fallout New Vegas, Stalker SoC NS Joint Pak 2, and Doom 2016. I haven't actually finished F4 so I can't say much about that though.

For FNV it's because of my kleptomania. The stuff from the DLCs plus the stuff from mods makes almost everything have a use. Paperweights? Dubious Craftsman from More Perks lets me turn those into Gammorah chips. Bent tin cans? The Underground Hideout mod has an incinerator that can melt them down to scrap metal. Hell, World of Pain for Dead Money adds tons of new vendor codes for stuff like Scrap Metal and Electronics, more ammo types, flour, all vanilla nuka-cola variants, etc.

I'd say one of my favorite things, even if it IS a bit dumb to have be a perk, is from More Perks called Drink to Last. You can fill any bottle except milk bottles at a toilet and it becomes dirty water. But there's a water purifier in the Underground Hideout, so you can amass water much sooner than OWB.

I guess it's kind of like a race to me, to be honest. When I play, I always play in the mindset of "me, me, me". I want to just amass tons of supplies and ammo, organize it nice and neat in a little hideout away from civilization, so my guy basically has it made. So FNV does that for me with a few mods and the DLCs.

For NS Joint Pak 2, it's a crazy Russian mod for Stalker SoC, and it's super autistic, but I love it. It's basically a "everything and the kitchen sink" mod, where the balance is wonky, sometimes outright unfair unless you fully spoiler yourself and know what you're doing ahead of time, or rollback to an earlier save after realizing what you're up against next and prepare for it, but by the endgame it feels rewarding if you're smart with your ammo, supplies, weapons. You can amass a whole armory's worth of gear by the endgame and feel like the biggest badass in the Zone.

For Doom 2016 I legitimately deleted my profile and replayed the entire story maybe three or four times. I just love killing demons, and the singleplayer is strong. Sometimes I revisit it to chill and play that arcade mode where you replay levels for points once in a while.
 
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I get a real kick out of reinstalling Quake and spending half an hour getting it to look playable on a modern system (wide-screen, ui stretching turned off, fov fixed) and then just blasting through it. Fucking underrated game, same with the mission packs
 
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Civ 2, Titan Quest, any Fire Pro Wrestling game, Castlevania SotN, Sid Meier's Pirates.
 
I get a real kick out of reinstalling Quake and spending half an hour getting it to look playable on a modern system (wide-screen, ui stretching turned off, fov fixed) and then just blasting through it. Fucking underrated game, same with the mission packs

Trent Reznor's soundtrack still holds up, not bad for videogame music. Also, the ambient sound and sound effects he contributed add immensely to the atmosphere of the game. While it is now pretty common for videogame music to be professional quality and released separately from the game or as DLC, it was fairly unusual at the time to have an actual rock star so directly involved in the development of the game itself.

This was sort of a happy accident, as Reznor and Carmack were both huge fanboys of each other so were thrilled to work together on a project.
 
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