25 Video Games That Will Consume Your Whole Life

PocketEpiphany Published 01/18/2022 in wow

Many of us look to games as a quick description. From RPGs to shooters, these are things that we play for an hour or two as nice distractions.

Some games, though, require a much deeper commitment to master. And whether you consider these recommendations or warnings, here are the video games that will definitely consume your entire life!

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I was alive when Civilization I came out. That is all. u/lessmiserables
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Rimworld, please help u/urmuther112
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Baldur’s Gate 2 u/RadioactiveMan7
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Everquest. It ate my life for seven years. u/AichSmize
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Bully, I couldn’t believe a game with a kid in school with missions existed lol. u/ImaginationBasic97
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Legend of Zelda : Ocarina of Time. My dad bought it as my Christmas present, I was 13 years old, and started playing at 12am, and give it a break at 7am of next day. u/Javorrock
7.
Mario 64. Nothing remotely like it until that point. u/Crazy_Animal_4213
8.
MORROWIND!!! (Original had 800+ hrs on the counter) my first first-person RPG. u/asbestospajamas
9.
Halo 2. Too many hours in the mid 2000s mastering skulls and Easter eggs. u/Puzzleheaded-Pin3460
10.
Runescape u/TastyBirdmeat
11.
Sims, the game you play for 15 hours a day for a week, then don't touch it for years. u/b_rouse
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Simpsons Hit and Run. I started playing and didn’t realize 7 hours pass by. u/odagled86
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Witcher: Wild Hunt and Assassin's Creed: Black Flag. u/JadeNicholson
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I must have completed Metal Gear Solid 2 ten times easily. Going for dog tags, or just playing around with each little sand-box level. There was just so much to discover. Same with MGS 3 u/mfarmer1982
15.
Terraria. Currently at 2000+hours throughout the experience, but my first world alone was easily over 100. u/Tanango
16.
Bioshock. Many hours playing long into the night and getting completely creeped out. u/FunEconomy6147
17.
Vanilla WoW. I think I’d put in 18 hours a day minimum. Glad to not be there anymore. u/BatmansQueefBreath
18.
Mass Effect trilogy, and still playing it. - u/loading__99
19.
Stardew Valley -, u/Middlerun
20.
Minecraft on its own is a timesink. Minecraft with a good modpack is a death sentence. - u/cheesycoke
21.
Pokemon Blue. I was so obsessed, whenever I was in a situation where I couldn't play video games, I was reading one of the three strategy guides I owned for it. - u/Cuesport77
22.
Yakuza. Especially Yakuza 0. - u/SubatomoHorse
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GTA III - u/Pangtundure
24.
Factorio This is not a joke. It's a warning. Seriously. - u/Earthguy69
25.
All three Dark Souls games consumed my life. Bloodborne and Sekiro as well. It wasn't just about playing them either. Learning the lore, watching other people play. Hopefully, Elden Ring has the same effect. - u/LetsMakeGlamourShits

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I was alive when Civilization I came out. That is all. u/lessmiserables
2.
Rimworld, please help u/urmuther112
3.
Baldur’s Gate 2 u/RadioactiveMan7
4.
Everquest. It ate my life for seven years. u/AichSmize
5.
Bully, I couldn’t believe a game with a kid in school with missions existed lol. u/ImaginationBasic97
6.
Legend of Zelda : Ocarina of Time. My dad bought it as my Christmas present, I was 13 years old, and started playing at 12am, and give it a break at 7am of next day. u/Javorrock
7.
Mario 64. Nothing remotely like it until that point. u/Crazy_Animal_4213
8.
MORROWIND!!! (Original had 800+ hrs on the counter) my first first-person RPG. u/asbestospajamas
9.
Halo 2. Too many hours in the mid 2000s mastering skulls and Easter eggs. u/Puzzleheaded-Pin3460
10.
Runescape u/TastyBirdmeat
11.
Sims, the game you play for 15 hours a day for a week, then don't touch it for years. u/b_rouse
12.
Simpsons Hit and Run. I started playing and didn’t realize 7 hours pass by. u/odagled86
13.
Witcher: Wild Hunt and Assassin's Creed: Black Flag. u/JadeNicholson
14.
I must have completed Metal Gear Solid 2 ten times easily. Going for dog tags, or just playing around with each little sand-box level. There was just so much to discover. Same with MGS 3 u/mfarmer1982
15.
Terraria. Currently at 2000+hours throughout the experience, but my first world alone was easily over 100. u/Tanango
16.
Bioshock. Many hours playing long into the night and getting completely creeped out. u/FunEconomy6147
17.
Vanilla WoW. I think I’d put in 18 hours a day minimum. Glad to not be there anymore. u/BatmansQueefBreath
18.
Mass Effect trilogy, and still playing it. - u/loading__99
19.
Stardew Valley -, u/Middlerun
20.
Minecraft on its own is a timesink. Minecraft with a good modpack is a death sentence. - u/cheesycoke
21.
Pokemon Blue. I was so obsessed, whenever I was in a situation where I couldn't play video games, I was reading one of the three strategy guides I owned for it. - u/Cuesport77
22.
Yakuza. Especially Yakuza 0. - u/SubatomoHorse
23.
GTA III - u/Pangtundure
24.
Factorio This is not a joke. It's a warning. Seriously. - u/Earthguy69
25.
All three Dark Souls games consumed my life. Bloodborne and Sekiro as well. It wasn't just about playing them either. Learning the lore, watching other people play. Hopefully, Elden Ring has the same effect. - u/LetsMakeGlamourShits

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1. I was alive when Civilization I came out. That is all. u/lessmiserables

2. Rimworld, please help u/urmuther112

3. Baldur’s Gate 2 u/RadioactiveMan7

4. Everquest. It ate my life for seven years. u/AichSmize

5. Bully, I couldn’t believe a game with a kid in school with missions existed lol. u/ImaginationBasic97

6. Legend of Zelda : Ocarina of Time. My dad bought it as my Christmas present, I was 13 years old, and started playing at 12am, and give it a break at 7am of next day. u/Javorrock

7. Mario 64. Nothing remotely like it until that point. u/Crazy_Animal_4213

8. MORROWIND!!! (Original had 800+ hrs on the counter) my first first-person RPG. u/asbestospajamas

9. Halo 2. Too many hours in the mid 2000s mastering skulls and Easter eggs. u/Puzzleheaded-Pin3460

10. Runescape u/TastyBirdmeat

11. Sims, the game you play for 15 hours a day for a week, then don't touch it for years. u/b_rouse

12. Simpsons Hit and Run. I started playing and didn’t realize 7 hours pass by. u/odagled86

13. Witcher: Wild Hunt and Assassin's Creed: Black Flag. u/JadeNicholson

14. I must have completed Metal Gear Solid 2 ten times easily. Going for dog tags, or just playing around with each little sand-box level. There was just so much to discover. Same with MGS 3 u/mfarmer1982

15. Terraria. Currently at 2000+hours throughout the experience, but my first world alone was easily over 100. u/Tanango

16. Bioshock. Many hours playing long into the night and getting completely creeped out. u/FunEconomy6147

17. Vanilla WoW. I think I’d put in 18 hours a day minimum. Glad to not be there anymore. u/BatmansQueefBreath

18. Mass Effect trilogy, and still playing it. - u/loading__99

19. Stardew Valley -, u/Middlerun

20. Minecraft on its own is a timesink. Minecraft with a good modpack is a death sentence. - u/cheesycoke

21. Pokemon Blue. I was so obsessed, whenever I was in a situation where I couldn't play video games, I was reading one of the three strategy guides I owned for it. - u/Cuesport77

22. Yakuza. Especially Yakuza 0. - u/SubatomoHorse

23. GTA III - u/Pangtundure

24. Factorio This is not a joke. It's a warning. Seriously. - u/Earthguy69

25. All three Dark Souls games consumed my life. Bloodborne and Sekiro as well. It wasn't just about playing them either. Learning the lore, watching other people play. Hopefully, Elden Ring has the same effect. - u/LetsMakeGlamourShits

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1.
I was alive when Civilization I came out. That is all. u/lessmiserables

2.
Rimworld, please help u/urmuther112

3.
Baldur’s Gate 2 u/RadioactiveMan7

4.
Everquest. It ate my life for seven years. u/AichSmize

5.
Bully, I couldn’t believe a game with a kid in school with missions existed lol. u/ImaginationBasic97

6.
Legend of Zelda : Ocarina of Time. My dad bought it as my Christmas present, I was 13 years old, and started playing at 12am, and give it a break at 7am of next day. u/Javorrock

7.
Mario 64. Nothing remotely like it until that point. u/Crazy_Animal_4213

8.
MORROWIND!!! (Original had 800+ hrs on the counter) my first first-person RPG. u/asbestospajamas

9.
Halo 2. Too many hours in the mid 2000s mastering skulls and Easter eggs. u/Puzzleheaded-Pin3460

10.
Runescape u/TastyBirdmeat

11.
Sims, the game you play for 15 hours a day for a week, then don't touch it for years. u/b_rouse

12.
Simpsons Hit and Run. I started playing and didn’t realize 7 hours pass by. u/odagled86

13.
Witcher: Wild Hunt and Assassin's Creed: Black Flag. u/JadeNicholson

14.
I must have completed Metal Gear Solid 2 ten times easily. Going for dog tags, or just playing around with each little sand-box level. There was just so much to discover. Same with MGS 3 u/mfarmer1982

15.
Terraria. Currently at 2000+hours throughout the experience, but my first world alone was easily over 100. u/Tanango

16.
Bioshock. Many hours playing long into the night and getting completely creeped out. u/FunEconomy6147

17.
Vanilla WoW. I think I’d put in 18 hours a day minimum. Glad to not be there anymore. u/BatmansQueefBreath

18.
Mass Effect trilogy, and still playing it. - u/loading__99

19.
Stardew Valley -, u/Middlerun

20.
Minecraft on its own is a timesink. Minecraft with a good modpack is a death sentence. - u/cheesycoke

21.
Pokemon Blue. I was so obsessed, whenever I was in a situation where I couldn't play video games, I was reading one of the three strategy guides I owned for it. - u/Cuesport77

22.
Yakuza. Especially Yakuza 0. - u/SubatomoHorse

23.
GTA III - u/Pangtundure

24.
Factorio This is not a joke. It's a warning. Seriously. - u/Earthguy69

25.
All three Dark Souls games consumed my life. Bloodborne and Sekiro as well. It wasn't just about playing them either. Learning the lore, watching other people play. Hopefully, Elden Ring has the same effect. - u/LetsMakeGlamourShits