Your Favorite "Go-To" Games

1. League of Legends - Have been playing it for 5 years now
2. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - Have been always trying to get better at it
3. Rocket League - It's so weirdly addictive
4. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth - It's awesomely addictive
5. Portal/Portal 2 - SO addictive that I've completed Portal 4 times, Portal 2 4 times, Portal 2 co-op 5 times, Aperture Tag once, and I am currently working on Portal Stories: Mel

CS:GO/Insurgency
Morrowind
and some racing sim always Installed, this time is Dirt Rally, but rFactor has also been on that :v

VRC Pro, Hexcells Infinite, Realflight 7.5 (not on steam), Farming Sim 15, GTR2, Euro Truck Sim 2 and TransOcean.

1)World of warcraft
2) Total War Rome 2+Attila
3)Witcher 3

agar.io is so cute and minimalistic... always block me from playing other game

• Minecraft (but now only custom mods like Agrarian Skies or a CTM map)
• Bejeweled 3
• Civilization V

Trackmania ESWC/Nations
Trackmania United
Trackmania 2

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv1M5SSk7f8

GTA V, if i get my general 4man squad..
Mount and blade Warband, just keep ending up at the game..
Football manager, not a high hour score, but every year a returning favorite :)
same counts for the CoD franchise, but last few werent that good in MP so iam in doubt if i continue the franchise..

I don't have any game that I can always enjoy over and over again, but if I had to choose something, I'd go with WoW.

Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer
GTA Online
Mount & Blade Warband
Space Rangers 2: Reboot

New Vegas was the one for me =) But lately (in last 6 months) my go-to game is ESO. I tell you, it's even more attractive than Fallout 4 that awaits me in my library :D

Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction. It's been my go to game for years since it came out.

Titan Quest: Immortal Throne is a close second, followed The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth and Dark Souls: Prepare to die edition.

CS:GO

2,899
Hours played

kek :D

Tyrian 2000
Diablo II: Lord of Destruction
Morrowind

Team Fortress 2
Borderlands 2 co-op
Sm4sh

minecraft
defense grid
diablo 3

I recently bought Black Ops 2 so that is my main now (until i get bored of it),after that is Payday 2 than Insurgency.

Football Manager
Civilization 5
CS GO
Witcher series

Super Mario Bros. on NES. I've been playing this game for about 30 years. :)

I've for quite some time been able to play Europa Universalis 4. I didn't imagine me sinking so many hours into it, but I'm almost at 1.000 hours, and I'm far from done playing it. I foresee me playing that one for as long as they develop it, and probably a good time afterwards as well.

That said though, I don't really have any exclusive go-to game that I can just always start up and enjoy. The mood still has to hit me, but EU4 is probably what comes closest to my go-to game.

I return to Metro 2033 once in a while as well for a playthrough, one of the best games I've ever played.

Diablo 3 can tickle my fancy once in a while as well whenever new content rolls out, but my play throughs are getting a bit short now, so I don't know how much rolling a new character each season can keep me entertained anymore.

This War Of Mine is another game for me I sometimes visit for a playthrough. I really love the atmosphere in that one. Great stuff.

I few games I really want to revisit though is Banner Saga and Sunless Sea.

Currently it's One Finger Death Punch for me, even though I've not played it for long just yet. It just is a perfect game to sit back for a bit and play (I use a controller for it), yet still providing enough of a challenge to keep it interesting.

I agree on the replayability on Dying Light as well. It's an amazing game, but once you beat it, there is not much left to do.

Dark Souls

Portal 2 - I never run out of custom maps because the community keeps making 'em :D
Morrowind - an oldie but that just means it has even more mods! I just have to make sure not to get carried away and install too many at once that end up conflicting... Fallout: New Vegas and Skyrim to a lesser extent too (I'd probably give Fallout 3 another run too with some new mods if it wasn't such a lot of work to get it to run)
and usually a GTA/Saints Row/etc game too, though at the moment Mad Max is filling that role

Crusader Kings II, I feel like I will never uninstall this game. I haven't even played vanilla yet.