What Game Have You Replayed The Most? - What hasn't lost it's replay value

[ZehnBoat]

i know i'll get some flak for this, but i play the beginner's guide about once every two months, it's just so interesting to look at

 

[MasterDisaster]

Xenogears. Pure and simple. No matter the cavalcade of rpgs the PS1 had to offer this game is seriously just one of the best fucking games ever made. Even if the last 40% got fucked so hard it's one of the saddest things to ever happen. FF7 was a close tie but c'mon...giant robots, awesome combat system and a deep, compelling story.

Runner ups would be FF7, FF9, Skies of Arcadia (gamecube edition cause it's the full version) and Mega Man X.

 

[opy702]

GMod and Fallout are my secret weaknesses.

 

[Ebonic Tutor]

Contra (arcade version) & Super C (Nes)
Metal Slug X & 3

 

[Schwachkopf]

Max Payne, i would never forget the slow motion and intense battles.

 

[Bassomatic]

Pleb tastes because I don't game much but Chrono Trigger I've replayed since I got it new, at least once a year. Contra (NES) Can speed run it no deaths damn well, nothing pro level. Fall out 2 would be high on the list too, sadly those restore mods never work right so I play vanilla.

 

[c-no]

What? Why?

Chalk it up to my own autism in wishing I could just have the former Chosen One defeated by diplomacy than combat. It gave me another reason to having speech as a tagged skill. Even then, I don't like how it reduced him to random encounter since I wanted to at least have fun in punching him in the nuts during combat.

 

[Beth]

Wizard of Wor.

It was the first game I ever played in my life and brings back so many sweet memories every time I replay it.

 

[everythingisawkward999]

Probably Portal 2. May have played it like 6 times in 3 months, if not more.

 

[Jaimas]

I make it a point to replay Deadly Premonition every few years.

Darkest Dungeon I've put a few hundred hours into across six replays (currently #7 as part of Operation Color of Madness).

 

[opy702]

Hopefully one day, scientists will finally discover the gene that keeps me coming back to the Just Cause series.

 

[Mister Qwerty]

Are we including flash games? My picks are ClueSweeper and the Zombotron games.

 

[CausticMinory]

Skyrim: Cause Serana is bae.
Persona 4/5: Cause music and feels
Fallout New Vegas: Cause 4 is a dissapointment compared to this.
Huniepop: Because, fuck it tits are fun.

 

[Iodised Ant]

Vanpire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, no mods.

 

[MasterDisaster]

Another I gotta add is Legend of Legaia. A very undderated rpg that was fun as hell to play and had some great boss fights. The game hits a hard ass curve at one point, however, with a boss that'll spank your ass if you didn't grab this guy:

This fucker is named Spoon. If you didn't absorb this guy into at least two of your characters the aforementioned bitch of a boss Gaza will fuck you up horribly.

 

[SuppleStatic]

Tf2, Zelda twilight princess and those online flash dress up games

 

[DumbDosh]

Pajama Sam: No Need To Hide When It's Dark Outside

Downwell

Metal Gear Solid

 

[Picnic_Boy]

Fallout: New Vegas. So many avenues and options in that game, it's unreal, especially with the endings. Fallout 4 tried and failed to replicate the same thing, thinking that 4 factions fighting for control of territory was all that was needed.

If you play Fallout 4 as an Institute supporter, it's among the finer experiences in the Fallout series.

 

[Red Hood]

I'm unable to count the number of times I've run Resident Evil 2 & 4, Silent Hill, or Doom 2.

 

[DecrepitSimonla]

The first three Ratchet and Clanks, but that was mainly for 100% completion. But I played Fallout 4 and New Vegas a couple times over because of all the different play styles.