What was the last game you spent 100+ hours on?

The last game I spent over 100 hours on was Divinity Original Sin 2. Excellent game, but it took me 150 hours to get through it lol. The next game I'm close to getting 100 hours on is Dragon Quest 11S. Right now I have 85 hours and I'm doing the post game. Should hit 100 me thinks.

What about you, SW? Last game you spent 100+ hours on?

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.

Well I still play Forza Horizon 4 and have several hundred hours in it. The last game I've played for 100hrs+ but don't play anymore would of been AC Odyssey.

I passed 100 hours in Oxygen Not Included a few days ago. Good game.

The last game I've played for 100hrs+ but don't play anymore

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Probably The Witcher 3. The next is most likely going to be Cyberpunk 2077.

Witcher 3, Mass Effect 3, & Mass Effect: Andromeda are the only 2 games I put over 100+ hours.

Witcher 3 on ps4: 120 hours

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.

Fallout 4, Skyrim, and Red dead online

Those are the recent games I remember spending over 100 hours playing.

just about halfway through a 4th playthrough of a heavily modded Fallout 4. that would put it well over 100hrs in all but it's been spread over ~5 years so not sure if it counts. have started a new game++ in Witcher 3 earlier this year so it's about the same situation as Fallout 4, 100+ over a few years.

it's been 10+ years since I actually put over 100 consecutive hours into any game. my original Morrowind playthrough hit ~120hrs. and a few other of the older huge RPGs racked up about the same. nowadays there's always something new out that i'm dying to play so i never really spend as much time on any single game as i used to.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, since it's the only game I've consistently been playing since it came out.

Monster Hunter World

Destiny 2

Rocket League

Oh, and since I see that sig here all the time, just saw Baby Driver and wow, what a crappy movie.

Modern Warfare

Witcher 3, or Diablo 3.

cannot wait for Diablo 4. !

The Last Of Us Remastered - 102 hours
Dark Souls 3 - 109 Hours
Red Dead Redemption 2- 450 hours and counting.

Probably TW3. I completed the main game on the PS4, and i've put ~60 hours into the PC version.

I think it's an alright movie, just like all of Edgar Wright's work. He's mostly a flash over substance director, in my opinion.

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• Halo 5 - 300 hours
• Halo MCC - 140 hours
• Gears 4 - 400 hours
• Red Dead Redemption 2 - 240 hours

@jaydan: Baby Driver was an alright movie. I didn't love it as much as most seemed to ,but it was still a very entertaining and certainly a unique movie. I dig it. Kevin Spacey made the movie look good.

I mean, the best technical feature of the movie is the fact it was molded around a soundtrack, and the movie is quite playful in that regard, albeit a bland and hollow story.

Edgar Wright I will never understand why people are obsessed with his work.

The Cornetto Trilogy is simply alright, but overhyped.

And don't even get me started on how much I can't stand Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World.

Edgar Wright is your definition of a flash and no substance director.

I also spent a couple hundred hours playing Gears 5.

@jaydan: Scott Pilgram vs the World is amazing, it might be flash over substance (although I feel it has enough substance to not be classified as such) but the flash is so damn spectacular that it keeps me coming back time and time again.

Uncharted 3 I suppose. The online co-op missions and arena mode were awesome. I spent more time in Uncharted 2 but 3 was also fun. Naughty Dog screwed the pooch with Uncharted 4's multiplayer. Great single player but I'd be surprised if I did 100 hours in the game as a whole.

@vfighter: I could write you a lot on everything I don't like about the movie, but I'm out and about for the day now.

I tried really hard to like the movie, but each consecutive time I watched it I liked it less and less. I've watched it at least six times over the years.

You are entitled to like it yourself but I have the polar opposite sentiment towards it. I gave it a fair chance but it's just one that does not stick with me.

There are likeable qualities in just about every Edgar Wright film and Scott Pilgrim is no exception, but I don't weigh my liking favorably if there's merely a sum that's better than the rest of its parts when the rest does not work for me.

180 hours in the first Trails Of Cold Steel. Wasn't worth it

Dead or Alive 6 almost 300 hours. I suppose Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries but EGS doesn't seem to have a way to check game time.

I spent 300 hours in Death Stranding to get 100% completion.

WoW classic

woulda been war3 reforged till I heard it was shit

Death Stranding

I guess I'm just not much of a fan of musicals. :P

I'm playing through the game right now. Just finished up chapter 4. Couldn't imagine spending that much time on it, tbh. While I'm enjoying it, the formula is getting stale and I'm starting to rush through just to finish it up.

Based on everything I've heard about the game, I'm finding it pretty over rated as a whole. I am enjoying the story and unexpected events that take place. I really hope part two and three change it up a bit or I'll be yawning through it all.

It gets worse imo. I quit 20 hours into the sequel, I couldn't handle the tedium anymore. It sucks because I loved Trails In The Sky

Fire Emblem 3 houses.

Bloodborne 140 hours

CoD Modern Warfare Remastered 200 hours

Onward. Reminds me of the old Ghost Recon days.

Still pretty sparse on content though, early access.

D'oh! How could I forget that one? I've spent around 200 hours in that game. Did three playthroughs so far and got a little tired of it. One day I'll go back and do the church path.

Breath of the Wild: 110 Hours

It didn’t even feel like it. When I accidentally stumbled on the Ganon fight just wandering the castle I was around 75 hours with 60-ish shrines and all 4 divine beasts. After beating the story my next goal was all the shrines. I started to use a map not long after that to locate them from the exhaustion of wandering and finding NOTHING.

When I look back I remember all the times I saw a random cliff or whatever and took 10 minutes just climbing something to see nothing; this is when I thought yea 100 hours is probably right lol because there were A LOT of those moments.

Even after 110 hours I only have like 40 korok seeds and 1/3 of the side quests done. (I played completely blind for 75+ hours until after I beat the story and then used maps and some guides for finding remaining 40+ shrines/quests, finding useful items, ways to make quick money, etc).

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and that was several years ago. I have not yet played at least fifty hours on a Switch game.

I have over 200 hours on Dreams and it didn't even come out yet :p

There are tons of games i logged 100+ hours on and still play them occasionaly. So uh, not sure which one was "the latest" to go past that 100+ hours mark, but i clearly remember the very first one, thanks to the "total playtime counter" in options menu - Soul Blade (aka Soul Edge) on PS1.

Probably gonna hit the 100 hour mark in Dark Souls 3 within the next few days. Most recent to pass 100 hours would be RE2 (remake). Others that have joined that club over the last year include Witcher 3, Fallout 4, No Man's Sky, and Dark Souls Remastered (already put 200+ hours into PTDe years ago).

No Man's Sky. What a great update.

@heretrix: True. NMS is probably my most played game this gen. It's amazing!

Easily Hearthstone, but those kinds of games aside, Persona 5 was the last.

Dothack//G.U Last Recode. I platinumed the game, took me around 100 hour+.

Forza Horizon 4. Incredible game.

RDR2 I think.