I think this one is depend on which platform. PC or Consoles.

I was a PC guys and I found many games that I could play with endlessly.

Games that has no ending; such as Sim City 4 or City Skylines. You can build as many city as you want. Civilzations games also has ton of replayability, I used to play CV 5 for hundred of hours in my steam account. But as for the console, I personally hard to find a game that can be played for a long time.

I am playing AC Odyssey right now, fun for a couple hours in its massive open world. But grinding all the time and do everything over and over again, it just getting bored if you are not in the mood.

I think ... Division 2 can be in one of the list. It is third person too.

@Jimbowesker:

I was born in 1987. I didn’t buy zero tolerance but I tried on my neighbor’s, it was fun. Really fun. My 1^st PC game was escape from Wolfenstein and I do really dogs in that game.

Yea, I agree with you about kids these days. They kept telling us that this game lack of graphics, stories and so on. We used to play Mario and Hunting ducks in Nintendo, even I love to play Tetris.

Back again, I really love to see another parasite eve, the last one seems sucks. Aya Brea used to be a very hot chick back then and I even had one of her poster on my wall. LOL

Onimusha Warlords was better then its sequel. It has beauty landscape and I remember how good it was to see Takeshi’ face on the game. It’s just beautiful and it was one of the best game on my PS2 ever.

One of the JRPG that I love is Final Fantasy X. I knew, we have seen the world map & ship that could go anywhere in FF 8, but I personally love what Squaresoft did in FFX and it was made by Squaresoft. There were so many authentics cultures and things in that game after it became Square Enix, I thought most of that were gone.

Which is why now I love indie games, it reminds me of the old days with new ideas & new gameplay.

@LauriAJ: TETRIS ... I never beat my mom, even now, 22 years later. I can't beat her ....

@nwoprime: at first I play games just to beat them and beat anyone I encounter (my brother, my mom - she is always better than me on Tetris, always, my friends). But then, from Nintendo, Playstation, PS2 until now I'm a regular PC user ... I seek for experiences. If I beat them, what did I got? Just pride and it wasn't permanent.

Now, I find games that could give me a new experience, better experience and so on. Each game is unique in their own ways, some were sucks but some were so memorable. Through games I learned about how to dealing with bad things, failures, difficulties, being precise, being patience and so much more that I couldn't get in school or books. Mostly games gave me an experience to always win but dare to sacrifice something for the price, and I found it convenient to live. Everything has its price.

Not everyone can enjoy games as I do or as you do. But games were made to gives us experiences that perhaps we are too afraid to do it in the real life or we are hoping not to experience it in real life. War might sound awesome in games, we shoot & blow things up. But in real life, it is horrible and we lost everything because of war.

That is my answer, mate.

@ismaeel: Does Tetris count? LOL

MGS 5 when infiltrating other's base.

Sim City 4

@rockfield: It was one of the first game to show my friends how good I was to be a James Bond. LOL

@Jimbowesker: Dude, what year were you born? I bet we are one the same generation. LOL

Damn, I do miss those games, I remember when graphics were not numbered 1 back then. Stories and gameplay were matters.

@changhock19: I can say there are little games that worth to re-play. Such Fallout New Vegas, I lost count on how many I played those games with different endings and choices, somehow it was much more fun than Fallout 3 or even fallout 4. Indie games mostly have tons of replay value.

Lately, I just bored with AAA games with their repetitive cliches & gameplay & stories. Such as Farcry, Assassins Creed, even The Division has a bad story. Which is why lately I prefer to get indie games rather than well-known game franchises. Indie games are fresh and fun, some of them last days but some could last only a day.

@davillain-: I did Risk of Rain, now I'm still trying to get all the achievement. I manage to survive more than an hour, the character become so strong, even I left the game unattended for more than 15 mins, it still stood there and survive. LOL

I do play SGW 3, the story is not really strong, some gameplay were boring but I just love to put bullets in every heads I met.

Still waiting for the Shadow of War ...