Which do you play more Indie or AAA

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Indie because they're cheaper and my computer can't handle AAA games. I play AAA's on my Xbox and Indie's on my PC.

Not sure how to answer, I enjoy games that I find fun... could be single person, could be a whole team. Could be indie, could be triple-A. It's more about execution and competence. Even big studios can (and often do) produce absolute shite, but there's also enough RPGMaker games out there to prove the indie scene is no less flooded with shlock, as well.

Honestly, both equally, whatever is good quality, and that can be either.

For example World of Goo (downloaded not on Steam) had probably as many hours of my life as GTA V has so far.

Game depth and replayability can be found in AAA and Indie and in between.

Huge fan of ksp, with over 100 hours logged, note that is something I don't do often

probably more aaa titles since i rarely play anything, so i'm pretty picky now.

That's pretty easy because I've put in huge hours on several AAA titles / series. As rule there is just more content per title, so unless the indie title has huge replay value or I were to play a whole lot of them, I don't think they would catch up.

I play games that I like :) Really, it's that simple. There are a lot of indie games that I enjoy to play, but I also play quite a few AAA titles from start to finish. Overall I play more indie titles, but that's just because there are more of them out there than AAA titles. Still, both indie and AAA games can suck ;)

Dota 2 3k hours

Warcraft series including Dota 1 6k hours (approx)

Diablo 3 2.5k hours

RotK series probably upwards 10k hours (approx)

Indies are one-off play. I beat it and move on.

I would say AAA without exception, except I'm not quite sure where Turbine falls- they're a smaller developer, but well entrenched and have longer. Though, at this rate, Final Fantasy XIV (definitely AAA) will pass that, so... I need to play fewer MMOs.

I don't know what defines mine. I like the "small development teams" perhaps, such as Terraria, Hero Siege, Hotline Miami, Torchlight. Next to those are probably lesser known titles first, such as BlazBlue, to more common known but not still mostly mainstream ones, such as Mirror's Edge(Well, it was in it's time), Dead Space (Same with ME) and stuff.

I used to play exclusively AAA titles until I started buying bundles. Now I play almost exclusively indie titles, as they're typically less cookie-cutter, more innovative, and you're not wasting as much money if you don't like the game.

I've got most hours on AAA games, mainly Valve's ones. These aren't really expensive when their quality is great. I don't really like buying indie titles, as a lot of these are terrible due to Steam Greenlight and they aren't anything that would keep me playing for longer time, though I enjoyed some of them, for instance Limbo, The Stanley Parable, Medieval Engineers.

A good amount of games that I really like don't fall into either category. They're the mid-budget titles that are not indie, but don't have the budget of AAA titles. Games like the ones that Paradox release. But I also play both AAA and indies without a preference for either (with indies you get games such as Avernum, Geneforge, Grimrock, Cave Story & Aquaria, with AAA you get games like Fallout New Vegas, Skyrim, Company of Heroes and Metroid Prime)

Triple A games just give you more bang for your buck. Indie games are cheaper, but you get what you paid for. That's not to say they're bad, some are actually masterpieces (not talking about the vast amount of Steam shovel-ware here, cause I don't even consider those as being games, but rather actual legit games like Bastion, Limbo or World of Goo), just that they have less content. Of course, when you get an AAA game and it's shit, it's very much the biggest mixture of disappointment and pure rage one can ever have.as a gamer. Like Duke Nukem Forever was :-p.

Valve AAA - LOL, good one

i play thing that hits my nerve, be it a Borderlands 2 (once) or Sanctum 1,2; Portal (indiegame 100%)
Hawken, Deadcore, Bastion, Shadow Warrior, Dead or Alive 5 LR, Evolve (a few times)

^ hard to put a label on games since some lack heavily in one aspect that usually isn't important for the game, plus the
term indiegame has gone way to broad ... and comprises gamse that are way beyond the wild sea of "trash-indiegames"

It doesn't matter if a game worth my time is AAA or indie. I'll enjoy it . :)

so AAA game is 60$ indie large game is 30-50$ indie small 1$-20$ i dont know

i play a lot of games,mostly rpgs and first person shooters and rts.
i have most hours on Civilization 5 and Dota and age of empires cause of friends.
lately i finished Serious sam 3 and Fallout New Vegas .now i am installing sniper elite v2
from indies i played mark of the ninja

I play definetely more Indie Games. And ignoring my unhealthy amount of time invested into L4D 1 my Steam Profile is telling that as well. I have to think if I played any AAA title which is not co-op. But I have more fun with my Indie Titles they have usually a lot more charm.

Am I the only one who actually isn't sure which games are AAA and which are Indies? :S I guess for example Valiant Hearts is AAA, since it's made by Ubisoft, while Paper's Please is indie, but what about games like Pillars of Eternity and Witcher? Are all the old games like Baldur's Gate and Vampire Bloodlines considered AAA?

Multitude of hours on plenty of indie games. Multitude of hours on a limited number of AAA.
The difference is the distribution of hours.
In indie it will be 2h + 2h +2h +2h +2h on 5 games.
In AAA it will be 10 hours on 1 game.
It's rare that an indie game caught my attention more than 10 hours.

But there are exceptions. Door kickers, this war of mine, one finger death punch, etc.

Indie or AAA when i buy a game, i expect 1€ > 1h.

I don't want to say "indie" or "AAA", because really, most of the games I play are by studios who are somewhere in between. Studios that are established, but without the huge budget of actual AAAs, like Insomniac, Sucker Punch, Double Fine, Atlus, etc..

mixed...

i have currently 3 games with >100h:

• Kerbal space program (with and without mods)
• xcom: enemy unknown (+addon)
• witcher 3

i rarely buy AAA titles on release..mostly 6-12 month later for half the price and half the bugs :)