Sorry to be a soulsborne weeb but I have something like 1500 hours in bloodborne and I still pick it up from time to time
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Looking at my steam hours Stellaris and Skyrim
I want to get into Stellaris but everytime I start I realize I'll have to play 1000 hours before I understand the basics and close the game.
The basics are really as simple as the 3 point supply chains in Settlers 1, 30 years ago. Also you can try on easiest difficulty level and set up something like tutorial galaxy with almost no enemies to learn.
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For me, that would be the 3D Mario games (or any Mario game, really).
I have over 70 hours logged into Super Mario 3D-Stars, and that’s just the newer way I’ve played these games.
So maybe don't take this as a real suggestion because it doesn't make sense to be a game with lots of replayability, but I've replayed the everything shit out of FF8. I don't think it's because of the game. It's because of me. Maybe it might do the same for you?
I can play Control over and over again.