You can play one video game series for the rest of your life...Which is it?

[gaystoner]

So I was originally thinking 'title' but then I figured I'd add 'with unlimited support' and extended it into future releases of that same title.

For me I would personally play Monster Hunter the rest of my life as it's such a chill game that can be played at a leisurely pace away from the rest of the world. And if I ever do want to play with the rest of the world it's hard to have 1 person ruin the fun like in many other multiplayer titles. Overall the fun for me comes from the variety of hunts and how you tackle them with different weapons so the game already has replayability but with future support the addition of monsters keeps things fresh.

 

[Epic Fail Man]

It takes half a life time to get the materials you need anyway so it's not like I have a choice with Monster Hunter.

Also World was literally the best game I ever played, don't regret my hours spent on it. Played every weapon except hunting horn because hunting horn sucks.

 

[Screed]

Elder Scrolls. It's nerdy shit I know, but it's a series you can play for years and still find something "new" to whichever it is you're playing. Somebody you've never talked to before, a place you hadn't been to yet. It would probably take you years to accomplish every single thing in every single game but if you liked it from the start you would probably still be enjoying it just the same by the time you finished it.

 

[Drifting Panzer]

I'm going to go with Final Fantasy. Most entries are well liked and while I have only played two in the series, both are games I love. Have been meaning to play some of the others, but them being rpgs is a big time investment and my backlog is huge, so something like rhis might be the only way I will ever get to it.

 

[Blue Screen of Death]

I would have to say probably Street Fighter, just because fighting games never really "end."

 

[Pimpleking55]

Probably World of warcraft pre shadowlands, before they added nPoC and trans butterfly's. Haven't played the game for a long time but got so many memories and things to do there. Second choice would be Fallout series, again large worlds with many things to do and highly modifiable for endless adventures. Third choice would be Trails of the series, 4th the Yakuza franchise with on number 5 the Gensou Suikoden games.......and if you reverse this list you have my personal top 5 most favorite games. /flex

 

[Just A Butt]

The Mummy Returns on PS2

 

[DumbDude42]

chess

 

[Megaroad 2012]

Not exactly my faveorite series but one with enough diverse titles of various quality and gameplay styles maybe Final Fantasy.

Single title: Death Stranding. I get way too invested in fixing my roads and building my bridges lol. I wound up having to force myself to stop because I was playing waaaay too much even though I beat it like 100 hours earlier because I wanted the best in game yelp reviews.

 

[Salubrious]

Probably Zelda because not only are new games still coming out (eventually), but most of the games are unique even if they mostly have the same basic elements.

 

[Fascist Frederick]

Definitely Minecraft, I've never played it before but it sounds really cool. People always say they are going to do a school shooting in Minecraft or plant a bomb in a public place in Minecraft, or line up all politicians against a wall in Minecraft. I don't think you can go wrong with a game that has that much variety.

 

[pleasegoaway]

So I was originally thinking 'title' but then I figured I'd add 'with unlimited support' and extended it into future releases of that same title.

For me I would personally play Monster Hunter the rest of my life as it's such a chill game that can be played at a leisurely pace away from the rest of the world. And if I ever do want to play with the rest of the world it's hard to have 1 person ruin the fun like in many other multiplayer titles. Overall the fun for me comes from the variety of hunts and how you tackle them with different weapons so the game already has replayability but with future support the addition of monsters keeps things fresh.

A large number of high quality soulsborne titles would be a dream come true.

 

[TheRetardKing]

For me, I'd say the POSTAL series because not only they are funny games to play, but the developers of the games RWS cares about their fans. The only game that I won't play is POSTAL 3, which even RWS don't recommend you playing because they said it was outsourced by a different company.

 

[KittyGremlin]

need for speed

 

[Dan Abrams]

Call of Duty. If I’m allowed to buy as many $20 cosmetic packs that have weed or pop culture references on them as I want how could I ever get bored.

 

[Billy Beer]

Stainless games' magic the gathering. I don't care for the new arena, but the four or five entries they did were a lot of fun. I've easily logged 5000+ hours over the years.

 

[ToroidalBoat]

SpaceEngine?

("finishing" that game by even just landing in one spot on every world is impossible in 100 years)

 

[verygayFrogs]

Mario has almost everything if we also include smash

 

[The Last Stand]

Call of Duty. If I’m allowed to buy as many $20 cosmetic packs that have weed or pop culture references on them as I want how could I ever get bored.

Since CoD's already taken, I'd say GTA. Driving, shooting, collecting in an open world with great music and characters. I could take it. With a PC, mods will increase the longevity and replay value of GTA.

 

[Tism the Return]

XCOM, give me that sweet tactical autism (Tumblerina Squad needs not to apply)