Skyrim
Breath of Fire III
C&C Red Alert
Final Fantasy VII
XCOM Terror from the Deep
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Star Wars Battlefront (Dice)...hopefully
Dota 2
Team Fortress 2
Binding of Isaac
LoL maybe
but before I play only 5 games, I'd stop playing them overall or only play them like once a month, I'm reducing the time I'm playing them anyway right now.
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I can only think of one game: DOTA 2. There're many games surely better than Dota but they cant keep me playing longer than 100 hours. I even lost interested in those game after finishing story mode.
Non steam game I can only think of is HOMM3 :)
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Crusader Kings II, Starbound, Any (except first) Assassin's Creed, Just Dance (don't judge me xD), Guild Wars 2
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Warframe
The binding of Isaac
Titan Quest (+ expansion + mod)
Rise of Nations
any Elder Scrolls or a Fallout with mods. Or maybe M&B Warband (with and without mods), I can't choose.
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Don't Starve. It is such a huge, uncontrolled world with a random world every new game, and there are oh, SO MANY frikkin' things to craft. Just when you think that you are done with science, it adds magic elements. The longer I play, the more I get to discover. Besides, it keeps getting updated with new content, new monsters, new stuff etcetera, so I find it hard I'll stop playing. In fact, I've been totally hooked on to it, and I am still not done. It offers so many things to do that it's hard to get off it.
TL;DR - Random worlds, new contents, lots of stuff to do.
Oh and Sims 3 I expect.
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World of Warcraft - I don't actually play this currently as I am really tired of it but the updates and expansions would make this a good choice for long term play if you were limited to 5 games.
Banished - With the modkit coming, the sky's the limit when it comes to the sandbox possibilities of this game.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 - So relaxing and it took 50-60 hours for me to somewhat get tired of it, still think I'll go back to it. The most relaxing game I've ever played.
Grand Theft Auto V - Just so many things to do and even when you're bored you can go on and find something to do.
Hearthstone - Just for some casual fun, and so very well polished.
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Hey everyone. Up for another crazy question?
I wouldn't be surprised if this question was already asked before (sorry if that's the case) because I usually ask myself this whenever I play a really good game. This time, it's Fire Emblem: Awakening that made this thought pop in my head again.
So yeah. If you can only play 5 games forever, what will those be?
Here are the side parameters to benefit the question:
That's about it. If you think some parameters should be removed/ added, feel free to comment on it.
Here's the list that I came up with off the top of my head, in no particular order of preference.
There you have it. Thanks for reading and a lot more for answering :D
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