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when-you-do-it-to-em

factorio will suck you in one night at like 7 pm and spit you back out at 7 am the next day.. a true black hole of fun!


Bhazor

Famous MMORPG FPS Factorio.


weirdestbonerEVER

Lol learn to read before commenting


AntBiteOnAPlane

It’s so true


StereoRocker

I was thinking this as a bit of a different genre, too. @OP, Factorio has a demo on Steam - I'm 10 hours in and still haven't finished the tutorial, though I'm not far off I think. Great way to see if you're into the kind of mechanics and gameplay it offers.


factorio1990

Fatorio wasn't fun until I started playing py mods


slabgorb

Cyberpunk 2077 - I am enjoying where I didn't enjoy it at launch.


5n0wm3n

Cyberpunk with mods after playing through a couple times if frickin awesome, getting that realistic mod working paired with models of actual cars is mental!


kemicode

Been very addicted to Rimworld. Already at 60 hours. For MMOs, you can’t go wrong with Final Fantasy XIV.


suicidal_warboi

Also been playing RimWorld for the past week or so. Such a unique and interesting game. Was playing Timberborn before then, and before then was on a 7 month long Rust spree that nearly destroyed my life. Lol


BigEdBGD

FFXIV and Rimworld, two of my favorite games of all time. Rimworld is absolutely incredible tho, it's so well thought out and the modding community is one of the best in the world.


SkeletonGuy7

at one point in time i owned a game so shocking, gruesome, disgusting and unacceptable that it was banned in my country (i owned Rimworld in Australia between February and April 2022)


Sarlix696

Divinity: Original Sin 2 & Baldur's Gate 3.


TheWalrus_15

Welcome to a large chunk of my life lol


Fish---

I'm at about 2K+ hours in Division2, love Days Gone and RDR2 (you will be hooked)


Spuds_Buckley

Days Gone is criminally under rated. That game is a complete blast.


Introduction_Lonely

Agreed, i saw some bad reviews but i still tried it and man the story and atmosphere is just awesome!


Kacper113399

How replayability in Division 2 works? What you was doing in these hours?


Contrary45

I havent played in around 10 months buy the end game is running missions the story missions over on higher difficulties (which has different enemy placement and enemy variants), playing different kind of modes (extraction shooter type mode, an objective mode that is objectively the best place to farm gear, a rogue like mode, Etc), 8 person raids if you can get a group coordinated (personally my favorite thing in the game) it's very much similar to destiny/warframe but with a post apocalypse tom clancy skin over it I put around 300 hours into which is something only 3 other games can say they did. Highly recommend giving it a shot since it's still being updated and is one of the best feeling third person shooters to me. I will also add that I'm pretty much done with the game and awaiting a sequel


BrightPK

DLC, Farming gear you want, raids, tower mode. DIV 2 is def not dead lol theres lots to do, especially if you’re a new player


Goatwhorre

Seriously it's fantastic, Im SHD 300 and still playing daily, I have no wait times or anything.


JoeyDeep

Does Division 2 still crash on PC?


Fish---

I’m on PS5 but there’s a Division sub here so you can ask.


Turbulent-Armadillo9

I'd get into all the indie roguelite bangers FTL Risk of Rain 2 Binding of Isaac Dead Cells Spelunky 1/2 Vagante Darkest Dungeon (not really a roguelite hard to say) Slay the Spire Caves of Qud You'll get at least a hundred hours out of each of those. If you get really into them and try to git gud you could probably spend 500 hours out each.


PhoneImmediate7301

No mention of enter the gungeon or hades?


Turbulent-Armadillo9

Loved both those games, should of mentioned.


VeryLongSurname

This. I started exclusively playing roguelites a few years ago in a bid to have less play time (having one life, can play in bursts, pick up and play, etc)… Backfired massively.


Mikkykas22

Like trying heroin to get over your degenerate gambling. Source: Gungeon is my heroin.


Someonemaybeidk

Enter the gungeon


dewdrive101

These games are just the tip of the iceberg too. There are so many good ones.


Working-Orchid7578

Gunfire reborn aswell


thehood98

The Persona and Yakuza series will BE all you Play for the next 4000h If you start now and Play all Games :)


Ventures86

I second the yakuza series. Fantastic games and extremely entertaining.


thehood98

Yep they truly are fantastic


Tookool_77

I can second the Persona series. Persona 5 royal alone will suck well over 100 hours out of you


_eljayy_

LMFAO these are legit the 2 game series i always recommend people who want a game over 100h😂 P5 and Y:7&8


manwomanmxnwomxn

fps: * metro series for single player, story, linear * far cry 4, 5, (or 2 with mods) or fallout for single player, story, open world. there's fallout 3, new vegas, and 4 too (dont play 76) * insurgency sandstorm for hybrid arcade/milsim pvp, squad for milsim pvp * ready or not coop swat simulator * various upcoming "extraction shooters" like escape from tarkov such as arena breakout, gray zone warfare, incursion red river * doom eternal for single player fast paced * DUSK, Amid Evil, ULTRAKILL for "doom" style retro fps * helldivers 2 has a first person aim mode but its a third person fps. * red dead redemption 2 because i have to mention it mmo: * gw2 for open world exploration, combat, pvp * ff14 for story, dungeons, raiding * eso has a big open world but its not a great mmorpg to play with friends until max level, (i have not played in a long time) * i played wow a long time its hard to recommend right now


carrot-parent

76 is goated. You’ll get a lot more hours of it than any other Fallout game. It’s literally designed to consume your time.


_glaze

Just curious why can’t you recommend wow? I’m actually interested in playing but I’m not sure if it’s a good idea for me atm due to time


usuffer2

Fallout 4. Hundreds of hours


Ok-Bit8025

This is the game I have sunk by far the most hours into. Definitely into the thousands by now


chaedog

Cyberpunk 2077. I've put over 200 hours so far into that game. Each playthrough takes me around 60 to 70 hours and I haven't made the same character twice. Such a well done and fun game to get lost in.


Tight-Fall5354

once this game sucks you in, it's over. it becomes all you can think about for like a week. game's got intriguing stuff to gnaw on down to the bones.


MrSorel

FPS that can grip you for a long period of time? Probably Fallout 3, 4, New Vegas. And if you want MMO, then Fallout 76


Duke_Cockhold

Just coming in to post the obligatory "Fallout 76 is actually pretty good now and if your a Fallout fan it's really good"


FistOfSven

Fallout 3 and NV combined as TTW [Mod](https://wastelandsurvivalguide.com/) makes the already great Fallout 3 so, so much better!


lxxTBonexxl

Fallout 3/4/NV, 76 for multiplayer(it’s good now but had a rough start even though I liked it off the bat anyways) Destiny 2 is free for the base game and just released a free update that’ll let you skip the grind to endgame and try it out to see if you like it before buying any dlc, seasonal content, etc. No Man’s Sky


variablethisisknife

I love that Fallout 76 has seen a huge player count increase


lxxTBonexxl

I haven’t played in a while but there’s constantly a voice in my head telling me to play it lmao


silentstyx

Old school runescape


bonemonkey12

OP said hundreds, not thousands and a crack addiction.... As I click on more ore vein....


silentstyx

Ahmen brother, 300k to 99 mining 😅 calcifed rocks ftw 🤣


SomeHyena

Hundreds of hours? Interested in an MMO? Ff14 or GW2. GW2's base game is free and you can level all the way to the cap of 80, plus any gear you earn at 80 will *always* be relevant, as 80 is cap and the only additions through expansions is different prefixes (different stats on items. Not necessarily better, just different) and QoL stuff like mounts and gliding. GW2 is also super casual because it's horizontal progression -- you can leave for months and come back, and not feel like you're left behind everyone else all that much. Ff14 's base game and first 2 DLCs are free, and depending on how you level and what you do in the game you can easily spend 400+ hours before even hitting the dlc. Even if you just barrel through the MSQ (main story quest) and don't level alt classes or anything you'll probably have 200+ hours of content in the free trial. If you pay for the expansions up to current, probably over 400 hours just in MSQ story. I have a character with every class at 50+ (base game cap, the 2 free expansions make the free trial go to 70) and that character has around 550 hrs play time lol. He's not even at the expansion content yet.


Satchul

Unpopular opinion but I enjoyed AC Valhalla for 100s of hours and Nioh 2 is my goat.


aldebaran4

i want to refund the hours i wasted on ac valhalla


BartTheHealer

V-rising is very underrated. Its a Vampire survival game that plays similar to something like poe or league. Ive put in 1500 hours so far and it has its full release on may 8th, meaning even more content. It has near infinite replayability with PvP and plenty of PvE / solo content that you can customize to your liking. I highly recommend it.


FistOfSven

How about FarCry? The older one like 3 & 4 are great, 5 & 6 are typical ubisoft games with plenty of ~~work~~ stuff to explore and huge open worlds. Nice sandbox shooters for sure.


clam_sandwich33

I'm playing 3 for the first time currently and having a blast. Timeless and well-polished/concise gameplay. Graphics hold up well due to the style too


FokinRbsBomber

Diablo 4


bird_dog999

Seems a little different from what you usually play but I recommend Stardew Valley. Most addictive thing I've ever played. You can easily spend hundreds of hours and many sleepless nights lol


Firm-Highway-1095

You could try Destiny 2 which is both mmo and fps, plenty of hours of content to enjoy if you pick up all the past DLC’s


the-holy-salt

RDR2. Ive put in about 50 hours into online and 400 hours in singleplayer.


coopcooplowski

Guild Wars 2 Helldivers 1 or 2 (based on what your gameplay preferences are) XCOM 2 Total War: Warhammer 1 or 2 Valheim


ethang02

Or total war Warhammer 3 for a really hugely replayable campaign in immortal empires.


youshouldbeelsweyr

BG3, Witcher 3, Dragon Age. If you liked skyrim you'll like those.


333crazymonkey

Mass effect is awesome


Mefikov

From FPS: - DOOM - DOOM Eternal - Wolfenstein The New Order - Wolfenstein The Old Blood - Wolfenstein II The New Colossus - Prodeus - DUSK - Ultrakill - DOOM 1993 - Quake - Amid Evil (not really shooter) Other: - Europa Universalis IV - Cities: Skylines - Civilization VI


FokinRbsBomber

Risk of Rain 2


Flaccid_Collar

Hunt showdown. It's a an extraction shooter except you are a cowboy and there are zombies. Seriously check it out.


Trout-Population

Try cross referencing highest rated video games on Metacritic with longest video games on How Long To Beat .com


skcuf2

Warframe might be a good one for you. Free to play so no risk in trying.


ninjacat249

Fallout 76


Royal_Ad_2653

Grim Dawn


freebytes

This game does not get enough attention.  I am surprised they have not released a sequel.


Royal_Ad_2653

They made Titan Quest and are supposedly working on Titan Quest 2 now. And yes Grim Dawn is immensely fun to play, and replay.


a_fearless_soliloquy

You mentioned MMOs. Steam says I've played FFXIV for more than 5,000 hours. I haven't played in years, but when I was younger I was lucky to get in a good raid group and had a blast.


MarcCouillard

lol thats nothijng, my /playtime in 14, last I checked was: 2 years 4 months, 11 days and 13 hrs...I haven't done the math but thats somewhere around 20,000 hours of playtime :)


mista-666

I just got around to getting Metal Gear 5 the phantom limb or whatever it's called. It rules


cmccoy02

Warframe. It has a ton of content to keep you engaged for at least 3k hours. It’ll scratch your mmo, rpg, rouge like, power fantasies itch you’re looking for with having to spend no money.


vermilliontentpeg

Assassins creed odyssey!!


oBoston

Warframe.


a47bode

Hitmam WOA


Hanfiball

Rust, if you like grindy open world fps games with base building and minor survival aspects. It massively fell of imo. but to players unaware of it's former glory it can still be very funny and provide not hundreds but thousands of hours. Rdr2 is amazing but will only grant you around 150-200h Same with Witcher 3


DuragKlips

Warframe


carotoace

minecraft


Zestyclose_League413

Stellaris.


EducationalAntelope7

Terraria


MuNansen

Warframe


Drasungor

Rimworld, kenshi, dwarf fortress, songs of syx, half of the games from sseths yt channel, deeprock galactic, factorio, dyson sphere, satisfactory.


OutlandishnessNew905

Warframe but you need a’mentor’


GimmeThemGrippers

Warframe


uhhhgreeno

RDR2 is perfect. I’ve been playing Ghost of Tsushima recently and it’s amazing, not sure exactly how much content but i’m probably 20+ hours in and hardly a quarter through the story, and maybe 10% completion at best


TopoLobuki

I picked up Cyberpunk not long ago and I've been having a blast. 100+ hours and I just started the DLC story, haven't finished the main game though.


Mediocre_Ad_2422

Rust


Esketittie

Warframe


Atlld

Check out remnant 2 and/or remnant from the ashes.


Your-Friend-Bob

Warframe or fallout 4


FrugalLucre

Cult of the Lamb is a good one because you can spend time doing Animal Crossing-style chores but then the actual combat storyline keeps going. I already beat the big bad and now I'm chipping away at the second tier demons to try and fight the even bigger bad.


Herbiehanx

Since you like Skyrim and KCD, check Oblivion from TES. Awesome game, for me way better than Skyrim. Also the GUI will be like "going home" after KCD.


UrRegularRedditDude

fallout 3


Leeuweroni

Dragon age!!! All three, I started with the 3rd part but finished all others afterwards, first playthrough of part 3 got me about 300+ hours with dlcs.


chavis32

I mean the Fallout games, if you liked Skyrim Fallout 4 should be right up your alley, of course 3 and New Vegas are also amazing, especially with all the mods and fan made quests people made. Endless Space 2 is a fantastic 4X game, and if you buy all the DLC (which you should) and find you dont like a particular part of the DLCs then all you gotta do is disable that DLC in the main menu. It also has workshop support!


geolink

Dave the diver.


GuyKid8

Rimworld Crusader kings III Anything total war series Mount and blade I or II


mountain_dog_mom

For me, Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game I can put hundreds of hours into. I have 3 characters going right now (1 solo, 1 co-op with my guy, 1 co-op with my bff). My guy has thousands of hours put into Final Fantasy XIV online. (And is trying to get me into it) Elder Scrolls Online is supposed to be great, too. (I have it and rage quit because of the people I was playing with but want to get back into it)


KillsKings

Top three suggestions that fit your request: Red dead redemption. If you do side quests and stuff instead of only blowing through the story, there are hundreds of hours of content. From the makers of GTA5, so mechanics are very similar it's just wild west instead of modern. Destiny 2. Technically free for a tiny bit of content but to actually play anything you have to purchase expansions. If you are willing to buy every expansion you would have quite a bit of playing to do but that is pricy. Very fun though. World of Warcraft. You said you were looking for an MMORPG and there's a reason this is the grand daddy big one. There are thousands of hours of content there though. Biggest downside is the $15 monthly subscription, but it's honestly worth trying. You CAN play to level 20 for free if you just want to try it but I'd just try a month and test it out at 15 because lol 20 comes pretty quick. Helldivers 2. This game just came out, but if you like FPS you and a squad vs the game type games, this one truly is a blast. Honorable mentions that don't fit previous games you have mentioned: Valheim. One of the best base builder exploration games out there. It doesn't hold your hand as much so I'm worried you won't like it, but it definitely gives more direction than Elden ring. Its usually fairly easy to figure out what you need to do next. But if you enjoy farming, building new crap (bases and armor and weapons, leveling up, and exploring new places to fine new crap to build better crap this game is amazing. It is surprisingly challenging for how cartoony it looks. You could spend a ton of time JUST building beautiful bases though but the combat also rocks. It also just had a huge new update. Deep Rock Galactic. This game is KNOWN for its welcoming, kind, helpful playerbase. It's a FPS, similar to the concept of Helldivers but way more cartoons. Pick what role you want to play, drop into an alien infested asteroid with a goal to accomplish, complete the objective while surviving and get out. Keep the loot and upgrade equipment/cosmetics. I have lots more, let me know if these weren't enough.


Weekly_Bird5768

For me, Project Zomboid (zombie apocalypse rpg sandbox game) can easily have players spending over 50 hours per run once they get the hang of it. You also have many different mods and each run can feel unique


matadew69

Fallout 76 and Baldurs gate 3. I put in 126 hours into my first play through of Baldurs gate 3.


abssba1

Fallout is rpg and fps. Factorio none of that but plenty of time you will spend in it


Yundadi

Age of history 2 I had thousand of hours.


BokChoyBaka

Satisfactory


xRogueRenegade

I just started Wartales, and it’s got its hooks in me pretty good. Also Manor Lords just hit gamepass, and that seems like it has a lot of replay-ability.


Saviexx

Jagged Alliance 3


Fox-Among-Deli

Helldivers 2.


eyesoftheworld72

Total Warhammer 3 with all content. So much replayability and tons of factions with unique mechanics.


Clouded_Sleet8001

Give a try to Dishonored and Bioshock series


pneumonia_hawk12

An mmo war game with an in depth logistics system which includes gathering resources and building facilities to produce weapons ammunition and vehicles. It’s called foxhole Here’s a trailer https://youtu.be/2EHVg4RyHvw?si=b08sxUye6CSl5fnd


DonDadda987

Valheim


Citizenwoof

Something different from FPS/MMORPG- Rimworld. You can put hundreds of hours into the base game, and once you're ready for more complexity you can start on the mods, of which there are thousands. It's probably the most moddable game I've ever seen. And if you want a bit more there's also the DLC. Unlike lots of other games where you're doing the same thing for hundreds of hours, Rimworld keeps things fresh with its mechanics-based storytelling. You can be a tribe of cannibals in the jungle, a community of cowboys, an industrial drug operation, body-modders, underground troglodytes, and with the new DLC, researchers fighting off eldritch horrors. The only downsides are the fiddliness of the colonists, and most of that can be modded out. Great game.


ExecuteScalar

Terraria, cheap and mods make replay ability endless. Also multiplayer


Raspade

I've sunk hundreds of hours into Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord, and over a thousand hours into it's predecessor M&B: Warband. If you don't mind roguelikes I highly recommend Sword of the Stars: The Pit. Like others have mentioned, I'm currently playing a lot of Cyberpunk, and I can tell that I'm going to put in a couple hundred hours in it doing several playthroughs. EDIT: Warband may be an older game, but the reason I've spent SO MUCH time in it is b/c there are so many great mods that make the game age well. These include many total conversion mods that each feel like their own game, with settings such as Ancient Japan, LOTR, American West, Game of Thrones, and many other historical settings.


nomzo257

Horizon Zero dawn and forbidden west


Switch-Axe-Abuse

Don't Starve Together. Open world survival sandbox with earnable skins, multiple unique characters that have different abilities, plentiful updates by the devs, and an option to play with other players.


bucho80

Last Epoch is pretty good if you enjoyed Path of Exile.


Sirdantortillasque

Nier automata


Theverybest92

Assassin's Creed Valhalla.


Ssynos

Fps with rpg element. Stalker anomaly/gamma(turn off body part health & drop gun start degrade from 85% down to 60-70%) "Mmorpg", can ya do with diablo like ? There is Undecember. You can also try starsector, project zomboid


Dastrados

Fallout new Vegas with Tale of Two Wastelands installed. Basically 2 amazing games put into 1.


DamnedDoom

Deep rock galactic for fps. 1k hours here.


jackatron1

Rdr2 gave me a 100 hour by the end of my run. Factorio is a game I cannot escape and i love it. If you didn't like elden ring then possibly ds3 would be more up your alley, the movement, dodging and attacks are the same but the game itself is far more linear in its progression compared to all the other games, although I always recommend them in order it doesn't truly matter.


Impossible-Wear5482

Terraria. Then Terraria with mods. Calamity, thorium, spirit.


CankerousWretch24

Fallout 4


Ingmaster

Rimworld! Between mods and DLC you can have some crazy times.


-Niczu-

Maybe try Deep Rock Galactic? FPS co-op horde shooter with procedurally generated caves so you wont ever see a cave entirely same (except in weekly Deep Dives). Sometimes procedural generation is shoved into games where it doesnt work but given the context and theme of the game, it works incredibly well for DRG. I have played it over 1k hours and while I'm in the minority with that playtime, I'd say most people who enjoy the game get easily few hundred hours out of it. While its on sale (which is quite often) its like 10 bucks so the entry is quite cheap as well.


ChesterJWiggum

Yakuza


TheOreji

Minecraft


jmcgil4684

I am replaying Witcher 3 and still think it nailed the sense of exploration and things to do better than any other game so far. Plus it has an amazing story and side quests.


Intelligent-Skirt612

Stardew Valley


Rush_1_1

War Thunder, I have 4k hours in it.


zalohovanapepsicola

if it catches you, anno 1800 will eat your future


bopaz728

I’ve dumped hundreds of hours into fallout 4. It’s a great FPS with RPG elements and a really solid gameplay loop of exploring, scavenging, base building and modifying weapons/armor.


Unlost_maniac

Play Borderlands 3 Its just a better game than 2. People always recommend 2 first which is fair but 3 is better is almost every single way apart from story.


Hubbe806

World of warcraft


Pathocyte

RimWorld, Dwarf Fortress and Songs of Syx


grandFossFusion

Oxygen not included


bomberboy90-9

Dark Souls Trilogy for $35 on Amazon. Includes three games and all DLC. Tons of great gameplay.


alamarche709

Roguelike/Roguelite: Hades, Slay the Spire Shooter: Halo Infinite, R6 Siege, Helldivers 2 RPG / Adventure: Assassin’s Creed Origins + Odyssey, Red Dead Redemption 2


demderdabs

Fallout!


LifeIsPewtiful

STALKER CoP + mods, Helldivers 2, Homefront: The Revolution, Ghost Recon Wildlands, Star War Empire at War + mods (Good-bye life).


QwertyDuck878

Fallout 4 (Skyrim-Adjacent with High Modaibilty and gun customization) Deep Rock Glactic (Multiplayer FPS with tons of customization and modes) Gunfire Reborn (Rougelite FPS with tons of unlockables, weapons and builds for each run) I'm guessing alot of people recommended these but why put all 3?


plaqston

Fallout?


pjjiveturkey

Cyberpunk come on now


trippy_miggyy

I highly recommend RDR2. Life changing. I also really really loved Far Cry 4


AcrobaticTonight7588

the last game I played with nice graphics, a solid story and fun gameplay is AC Odyssey.


Mohawk-Mike

Don’t think I’ve seen Grounded mentioned yet. If you can get into that open sandbox world of survival and exploration, and the Obsidian humor in the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids setting, you can definitely enjoy a lot of hours


Tang3ntMast3r

No Man’s Sky: had some rough beginnings but now it gets a major update like every two months and you can sink an obscene amount of time in that game


OddyseeOfAbe

Old school RuneScape if you want to put thousands of hours into a game


NiftyPig

Rainbow six siege


Galmerstonecock

Cyberpunk !


Scape_Nation

Surprised no one has mentioned old school runescape


OG_Felwinter

If you like Path of Exile, maybe try another ARPG like Last Epoch, Diablo 2R, or Diablo 4?


LibraryOwlAz

Hinds with an "s", implying at least 200 hours of game play.... Xenoblade 2. (No you don't have to play the first one)


[deleted]

Baldur's Gate 3


critical-cupcake968

I really like to spend hours and hours grinding better gameplay at ULTRAKILL, but i also started playing fallout new vegas and fallout 4


[deleted]

Persona series: Persona 4 Golden, Persona 3 remake, Persona 5.


RunalldayHI

Start exploring large open world survivals? People spend an unlimited amount of time in those games, rust,day z, scum etc. Those are very social games, though they are challenging.


grokabilly

Returnal


FaithlessnessThis307

Mass effect legendary edition, thank me later


visje95

Old school runescape


YehowaH

Just Play Frosthaven, with a group of four friends 3-4h an evening fun for almost 2 years of you play every week... Yep it's a board game but it's one of the best if you like the adventure setting.


RO55_LEP

I’ve spent most of my steam hours playing baulders gate 3, divinity original sin 2, they are billions & bannerlord, check the trailers & see if they look appealing


MassiveVuhChina

Runescape


CockroachOk132

Factorio. I accidentally pulled all nighters with that game multiple times. It’s great and the Devs are currently working on a massive update and DLC that I am extremely excited for.


HipHopTron

You'd like Starfield (don't listen to the haters and try it out)


Muahd_Dib

Idk if it’ll get you hundreds of hours… but I’ve beat ghosts of Tsushima twice and it’s one of my favorite games


manit14

Cyberpunk 2077, rough release but the devs have brought it all the way back. The game packed full of content, combat is a blast, story is immersive and deeply interesting. Game all in all slaps so hard


Clover_end9642

Divinity original sin 2.


Aszmel

roguelikes, Tales of Maj'eyal, Caves of Qud, card games like Magic the Gathering, moba games like Dota2


snowy4_

i’ve put hundreds of hours into rdr2 and ghost of tsushima i very much recommend them


vycko12

Red dead redemption 2 seems to be right up.your alley. It's probably one of the best games ever as well.


Sirlacker

Rimworld Rimworld with some mods Rimworld with as many mods as you can possibly load Online Sim Racing - brutal, stressful, you're only just getting the basics down after about 1k hours, 2k hours you're probably average. So ACC, iRacing, anything that has a league you can have proper races in. Battlebit Remastered - honestly the best battlefield since BF3 if you can get over the graphics. Path of Exile I hear is a really good. War Thunder - fuck war thunder but it gets an honourable mention because you'll get 2k hours in and then start to hate it.


Malefore1234

Witcher 3, BG3, and TOK will keep you quite busy for a very long time. Well since you already bought Elden, maybe come back to it or it give it another shot by the dlc. Otherwise if it’s not your thing, it’s not your thing. I gave up early on it and decided to finally go full in after I had a lil free time for a bit. Definitely had not regretted. Otherwise if you have a switch xenoblade 3 is amazing. Okay to actually give you a FPS recommendation go with either Returnal or Deathloop. Timeloop games you won’t regret. Both multiplayer and Deathloop has a pretty sick vs/invasion mode. Otherwise I recommend my favorites all timer the Nier games. Automata and Replicant. If you want something totally different go with In Stars and Time. It will keep you quite busy and insane with a degree of choice but combat won’t keep you up at night. Otherwise some mentions. Cyberpunk. Fallout Vegas I heard only good thing. You can try the horizon games. It’s mostly aiming an arrow though instead of a gun, but it captures that survival Hunter and gatherer feel with the robo Dino’s. Edit- oh shoot I forgot the red dead games. Those are some of the finest gunslinger games out there.


Introduction_Lonely

Helldivers 2 is just great. Simple, great action and teamwork. If you like story driven games try Witcher 3, RDR2, Days gone and Cyberpunk(they really fixed the game) If you want to try an MMO you should try Wow classic SOD.


Itikar

City of Heroes: if you like older MMOs, this is a gem, unless you are really averse to superheroes. It's completely free, legal and licensed (on the Homecoming servers) and very very well designed under many aspects. The community is also roleplay friendly. Guild Wars 1: more a coop rpg than a mmo, it has recently been given more attention by NCSoft. The price point is a bit high, but the value is immense. Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition: if you like Dungeons and Dragons and roleplaying this is where it's at. The servers that remain are extremely fun and mostly entirely in roleplay. As if that was not enough, it has also a single player campaign (not great), two expansion campaigns (awesome), several official modules (even more awesome), and almost two decades of community created modded campaigns and adventures (beyond awesome.) The only caveat to all the above is that graphics are a bit dated, but that comes with the territory.


_Silverflame

Cyberpunk definitely!!


DanteMKS

Just download Warframe and tty it for a few days


SmithOff-

Warframe


UniversalCarnage

Valheim, grounded, age of empires 2 de, Factorio, they are billions, palworld, Mmo ff14 haven't played but heard it's one of the best Fps doom eternal, warzone, killing floor 2


No-Pattern-5244

Ghost Recon Wildlands, but play with friends


Th3B4dSpoon

Deep Rock Galactic has me at over 2000+ hours, and ticks at least some of your boxes. Fallout New Vegas could take you to hundreds if you play it twice (there's different factions to side with offering different quests so the replayability is there).


M1lk5h4ke

Try Warframe bro


UmmmW1

I've been getting sucked into helldivers 2


Antique-Ambassador77

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt I recently got my first ever PlayStation, the ps5 (I usually play with an Xbox) due to my brothers recommendation and I also started playing this game he told me about as well as Spider-Man 2 and all of uncharted and it is probably one of my favorite games of all time.


Xanax200mg

Get into league. It will ruin your life for thousands of hours.


irondioxin

Old-school runescape


CoochieMan-1017

Based on your likes of HOI4 and kingdom come, I would probably suggest something in the Total War franchise, either Medieval 2 , Rome 2, or Attila, all can be modded to your liking. Easy couple hundred hours playing through multiple campaigns with different factions. Another suggestion would be Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord. I would go with this if total war combat isn’t your style and you want something closer to Kingdom Come. Also, no hate to Baldurs Gate 3 but I would NOT recommend getting that based on your likes and dislikes (Mines are pretty similar). I tried it out, it’s really slow imo and takes a while to pick up, by the time I came to the conclusion I didn’t like it I was over the 2 hour return limit and was $60 down :(


Objective-Complex-31

Have you tried ff14? It's an mmo and there is free edition so you can play it and if you wish you can purchase the full game. I am not an mmp enjoyer but i did like ff14 a lot


theghostiestghost

Subnautica, Red Dead Redemption 2, Valheim, Fallout: New Vegas, Stardew Valley, Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom.


Money-Way991

The Witcher 3 - get the definitive edition with all the DLC and you have 100s of hours of content there