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Got to the point where you talked about the Arno Londo staircase with the Covanant items and had to stop. The whiplash to the time I spend hours farming their was just to much

God, I wish I could erase my memory to experience some games again for the first time. Pentiment comes to mind

can we talk about bread crumbs? was it a joke? I've NEVER heard of, seen or eaten bread crumbs in or on or around a burger, and I've had quite a few (300+ lbs here) i mean my city is a bit of a mecca for food and ***EDIT: hold on do u mean the patty? cuz I've heard of that in meatloaf so its kinda close, but as the sandwich as a whole? no ***

1:26 idk what kind of hamburgers this guy eating 🤣

you should play firewatch

minecraft wins replayability

Anyone know the game at 1:49?

whose filling hamburgers with breadcrumbs?

The covenant items weren't too bad. It's remembering NOT to discard/sell the normal rings when you get the +2/+3 versions

“Fucking car” is such a great summary of titanfall 💀

Payday The Heist(and arguably Payday 2) manage to be addictive as hell. Let alone the fact that they can be played coop or just singleplayer.

I recommend you play Raft with Friends, really Replayable game if you want to invent

bro i replayed little nightmares a bunch of times i think replayability might just be based off opinion

I feel one of the weirdest cases in terms of replay-ability are the Persona/SMT games. You could make an argument for really any JRPG, but I feel what I’m about to say applies to these ones the most. On one hand, they’re so packed with content that you can play the game for the 4th time over and still find new items, areas, side quests, Social Links, bosses, endings, etc. You can also do self-imposed challenges like beating Persona 4 Golden with only Izanagi, beating SMT 3 Nocturne without Demons, beating Persona 5 Royal without magic, or doing an all Social Links run (which sounds easy, but it is absolutely not). On the other hand, the games are so long that it becomes hard to see them through to the end. A play through of Persona 5 Royal, from the opening cinematic to the end credits, can take about 90 hours to complete (if the player doesn’t do the Third Semester content), and if you’re planning to do everything the game has to offer, from all the Social Links to the Compendium to the Third Semester content, that time could easily bump up into the hundreds or nearly into the two-hundreds. The sheer amount of content in these games makes it really appealing to complete a full run, but the sheer length of these games makes it really daunting to actually complete a full run.

Theres a game called deepwoken and i think its one of the most replayable games to ever exist , its a permadeath souls like game with the point of every time you restart with learning something new to get better its also multiplayer and it has Guilds that you can have your friends in , the game also has a big side of lore in it that you can explore within the game and it has really good parry based combat its probably one of my favourite games to ever exist

Firewatch did that for me. It was only a few hours long, but oh man, was it done right. It's a mystery game as well, and serves as the type to play once. it's beautiful

Dedtiny 2 i have 320 hours on

Geometry Dash

What’s the game at 6:26 ?

What burgers are you eating that have extra bread crumbs inside lol

Also no mention of souls pvp? shame.

What a terrible analogy about burgers. Burgers don't have filler. No one puts bread crumbs or eggs in burgers. lol.

Replayable games fucked my perception as a kid, garrys mod TF2 wow league all I played

I buy ds 1 prepare to die edition on premiere. Still comin back to this day. Never spoil the game in any way. Never ever. Still finding and discovering new things and builds. Elden ring is too big, tooboring

Maybe the real replay-ability is the friends we made along the way.

i very much agree with enjoying games that cant really be replayed. I spent a good 25 hours on spiritfarer, cried a bunch and was happy to leave the game there. incredible experience, really great game, and im sad i wont get to go through it again the same way

It's also kind of important to note multiplayer with friends, that's the only reason why mario parties are actually replayable

i love your video specially when you talk about outer wilds

this is like fallout 4 vs fallout new vegas for me new vegas is top tier writing but it just doesnt have fun gameplay. no matter how many mods or challenges I do, it will always be boring after a few quests I recgonize that fallout 4 gets a lot wrong, but it is legitimately one of the only games I could play for days without getting bored

I never really replayed games a lot until i started playing resident evil. Their games are so addicting

The only games I ever replayed were Resident Evil games. I don't know what is it about them but I could play them endlessly run after run

This seems like a good place to ask, should i get the platinum trophy for red dead redemption 2?

i fucking love hollow knight, and if you havent played it, go play it now, the experience is amazing

talk about the game i wanna experience again has to be life is strange 1 ive never cried in a video game but this bitch was an exception

Online games with no progression aspect ruin it

Tf you mean little nightmares has no replayability? Ive played it about 10 times and enjoyed every one of them.... just look at my pfp.

Stardew Valley strikes me as a replayable game with no new content; playthroughs are relatively unchanged aside from self-imposed challenges. The only real difference is who you decide to romance, so you get new dialogue. And yet I will constantly come back to stardew when I'm bored, especially with such a huge modding community.

For DS3 achievement. I just did a bunch of pvp. It was very fun and I got those convenant items as reward too.

Am i the only one who cant reply a game no matter how good it is?

What is the name of the game with Simpsons and family guy characters

idc if i cant ever play a game fully and get the same or better experience i did when i first played, I care about how fun the fist playthru was and if it was worth the money alone

Superluminal is one of the unreplayable game that I enjoyed in recent years.

one game that i enjoy playing is DayZ. Yes the physics and graphics are bad. but the game is just nice to play since the humans you play with actually act like humans, not the enemy side

Similar to you I make videos in my free time, but to sustain myself I’m a clerk at a store. I was just curious- what’s the “general” term for your day job? It would bring me some sort of solace knowing that another up and coming CZcamsr also works a 9-5. I say general term because obviously you shouldn’t put yourself out there.

I honestly think that the souls series is on of the most replayable games, because you can change your build entirly, changing most of the experience, and yes knowledge is power, for instance, it took me 3 hours to beat midir on my first run, but now I can no hit him, but they add so many secret things that for your first 3 playthroughs at least you with always find something new, such as a weapon you never knew about, some lore that blows your mind, or even a secret boss like demon king, theres just so much replayabliity to those games, but there are a lot of games I wish I could play again for the first time, because they fall in the non-replayable catigory, such as subnautica, or god of war

Can't really continue the video after 0:43 because no decent human could, or at the very least, should talk positively about capcom.

What's the game name around 1:55 . Great video though

I don't mind replayability, but I hate forced replayability I had to replay the entirety of Persona 4 Golden just to grab the last few achievements that can only be gained at the end of NG+. I recently completed Witcher 3. In order to complete the game, you definitely have to do a NG+ just to max your level and acquire enough skill points to max out the skill tree Then there are games like Sonic that I genuinely love replaying. I hate speedrunning, but Sonic is the only exception lol. Or games that make me replay missions until I get the max rank. That's my favorite type of "replayability" Most of all, I'd rather just have a game that doesn't require me to replay it, but rather have a lot of content and side content. But then there are those games that take hundreds of hours to grind thru and complete.. I'd rather just have a shorter game than one that artificially drags out playtime by making me collect a thousand korok seeds And I absolutely loath those games that have missable content. Octopath Traveler has a lot of missable content. Content that you cannot know about in game, either, unless you get lucky. Content that requires prior knowledge that you cannot acquire in game. Content that is missed after you reach a certain point. If you miss them, you miss out on a handful of achievements and will have to completely start over Same with NieR Automata. A missable secret boss fight smdh

That burger example made zero sense and you clearly dont know how food works

turning into drake did not age well