In roughly chronological order: Doom (who knows how many hours), Quake\Quake Team Fortress Mod (countless hours), Diablo\Diablo 2 (countless hours), Quake 2 (hundreds of hours), Quake 3 (thousands of hours), CounterStrike Mod (thousands of hours), Day of Defeat Mod, CS 1.6, Team Fortress Classic, Team Fortress 2 (thousands of hours), World of Warcraft (years of play time), ARK: Survival Evolved (1000+), Day Z mod (1000+), Day Z (standalone, 1000+) 35 years of gaming.. I'm sure I'm missing stuff, I'm not even including consoles.

Stardew Valley: 421 Soace Rangers HD: 375 Cities Skylines: 363

Felt like more at the time, for all three. Guess I didn't used to game as much as I do now. I've owned X4 for two weeks and I'm at 107 hours, so it's on pace to smash those numbers.

Minecraft.

skyrim, 307 hours

Resonite :3

My numbers seem low compared to a lot of people here, but I also own almost 4,000 games on Steam, so I don't spend tons of time on a single game.

Also, here are my stats for 2024:

Over 700 hours in Skyrim. I don't know how that happened as it's not my usual game type. I usually go for shooters like Half-life or Serious Sam,b or puzzles like Portal or Talos Principle.

Add ~1800 hours of LoL and ~800 hours of Minecraft

I have not touched LoL and TF2 for years, and only play dota and Warframe sporadically now. I'd still recommend all of them except LoL though.

If you want to go waaaay back before there was even time tracking, it would no doubt be Maplestory and Warcraft 3.

For games I can provide concrete numbers for, it's Anno 1800 at nearly 500 hours, Stardew Valley at over 400, and Rocket League at nearly 300.

Stellaris for me…

I have but one question.

Do you wear spandex, OP?

Assetto Corsa (in VR). Civilization was mostly my ex-wife. eFootball PES is kind of a weird one, but it has really great mods that have now been spun off into a totally free singleplayer game called SP Football Life.

On Steam*:

• Increlution (1552.8 hrs)
• Rimworld (943.7 hrs)
• Cookie Clicker (898.3 hrs)
• NGU Idle (524.4 hrs)
• Oxygen Not Included (472.2 hrs)

Not counting idle games, which have an artificially inflated playtime:

• Rimworld (943.7 hrs)
• Oxygen Not Included (472.2 hrs)
• Team Fortress 2** (336.8 hrs)
• Stardew Valley (234 hrs)
• Fallout: New Vegas (90.5 hrs)

*Not counting games on other platforms (minecraft) or games obtained through extralegal means (spacewar!)

**Also most recently played

Probably either Left4Dead 2 or the latest Hitman game

No idea what Steam has to say, but I've played more games for longer than Steam has been around, so here's a guess of mine in no particular order:

• Skyrim
• Morrowind
• Fallout (3, NV, 4, London combined)
• Ultima II
• Doom II
• Grim Fandango

My games with over 1k hours (approximately):

Skyrim - 5,300

HITMAN - 1,350

Forza Motorsport 6 - 1,200

Other games with > 400 hours: Fallout 4 (mostly modding), Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Oblivion, all the Bungie Halo games, Red Dead Redemption 2, Battlefield 4, Minecraft, Dark Souls III, Elden Ring

Spelunky 1 and Spelunky 2 by far. 1000+ hours in each I still never got to the Sunken City :-(

Beyond that: Dwarf Fortress, Road Rash/Road Redemption, Oblivion, The Halos (1-3)

Definitely Minecraft. I don't play it much anymore but when it was a kid I used to play it all the time.

Probably being paying that game on and off for 15 years. I have to save a pocket money in order to buy it, I think it was about £12, no I have a mortgage.

Don't have a number for it since I have it on itch.io, but I've put a lot of time into Celeste. Beating everything twice (including b-sides, c-sides, and farewell) took a while, but I've also put a bunch of time into the amazing mods it has, like Strawberry Jam and Glyph.

Terraria, 480 hours. Every time Im done with the game a new major update comes out and I start a new playthrough.

EverQuest has about four years sunk into it back in 99. If we're talking steam, it's probably TF2 with about 1400 hours

I have like 2500 hours in destiny 2. ☹️

On Steam... CS2 + CS:GO is probably at the top. I used to compete in league play. Practice, scrims, and matches and all that.

2nd is CS:S despite my last real session being 12 years ago, but that may be soon toppled by Elden Ring or 7 Days to Die.

Who knows how much time I've spent in LoL or WoW but I'm sure it's in the "several thousand hours" magnitude for each.