Fifteen games that will waste your time reveiwed by ubay0077

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People say love is blind. That the love arrows stuck in the heart made people often forget everything, as if the world were the two of them, and all the others who lived in it were only visitors who had never been invited. The expression of romance like this may sound embarrassing and "crisp", but unique, describes the relationship of gamers and their favorite games very well. Finding a game that really fits what we want, falls in heart, then we can just forget the real world and decide to continue to "live" in the fun experience it offers. Moreover there are so many games out there that seem to be built with one main goal - addiction.

Regardless of the structure of most games that always have the end of the story and are considered finished, not a few games are able to combine content during the process to keep you busy. Move from place to place, complete stories and side tasks, hunt for better weapons, destroy more powerful monsters, and uncover more secrets. More cool? Many games also decide to get out of the grip, and choose the concept of an open world, with almost complete freedom. Injected with a bit of random gameplay elements, the gamers themselves are the ones who decide for themselves how the end of their adventure ends. One that is certain, regardless of the approach they offer, they managed to make your time no longer seem relevant.

Like a small time machine built out of nowhere, these games are ready to make you able to "jump" a few hours faster into the future. Moreover, the psychological process that revolves around him somehow makes you feel that the sacrifice is appropriate, for a little victory or a virtual figure on a television screen. We certainly do not talk about MMOs, which were deliberately built to achieve this. We are talking about games that are rooted in other genres, but offer no different sensations. Games that seem to ask only one thing for you to enjoy - Time.

the games are :

1. Don’t Starve

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Do not Starve currently already has "Adventure Mode" which contains stories that can be solved. But the main attraction is certainly still in its free mode that asks you to survive from day to day. Gathering food resources, building materials, escaping from ruthless creatures, and doing the same thing again the next day, Do not Starve tests your dedication and time if your heart is related and hard to get off. What makes it interesting? Almost nothing is the same every day, that you are almost always going to meet new conditions and challenges, then rack my brain to solve them. It sounds trivial indeed, but just like in the real world, survival takes intention. And that intention requires dedication and sacrifice of time.

2. Destiny

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Okay, leave aside the disappointment (as it happened to us) in the shallow story and the lack of mission offered by Destiny - who supposedly said, is the highest cost game ever created. But there is one thing that deserves thumbs up from the design applied by Bungie Studios in this game, that he became a haven for gamers who do not mind the grinding process constantly. Repeating the same mission with other comrades, fighting for weapons and the best equipment in Destiny is a time-consuming process. Hundreds of hours? Can be. With RNG (Random Number Generator) working in every looting process, an attempt to get a Gjallarhorn you can use to complete all the Call of Duty games from the first series. Itupun still with the possibility of failure. What happens if hundreds of hours have been spent this failed to make Gjallarhorn fall into your hands? Welcome hundreds of extra hours!

3. GTA V

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No need to bring the name of GTA Online into this battle arena, just talk about the single player mode - GTA V only to compete as one of the most time-consuming games. An interesting story might make you move from one chapter to another quickly, but GTA V contains more content than that. There are a myriad of side missions that are interesting to be tested and so many other extra activities to master. Beyond that, Los Santos is also always open for you to do a lot of madness, which you think is essential for fun. Shoot rocket launchers to civilians? Trying to escape from the pursuit of a five-star police? Or struggle to break the jail and survive? There is always a chance to build your own "personal mission" and try it out. This is where GTA V will consistently bring you back.

4. Final Fantasy

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No Final Fantasy series does not take much time to complete. But the most time-consuming? Some might call Final Fantasy X because of the Dark Aeon and Penance battles that require your commitment to build the character with the most optimal stat. But for us? Nothing is more time consuming than the adventures of Balthier and Fran in Final Fantasy XII (Vaan? Who is that?). Following the MMO game-style concept, Final Fantasy XII presents the Gambit system that requires you to set the strategy quickly and effectively. But what makes this game capable of offering gameplay up to hundreds of hours is dozens of Marks that are not easily solved. Destroying the strongest game monsters that need you to explore the area and fulfill certain conditions becomes its own preoccupation. Fight one enemy and end curious? Goodbye to sleep!

5. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

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It's no exaggeration to mention The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as the best RPG game candidate in 2015, or even the best overall game. This article was released when we were still in the review process. Entering more than 60 hours and ignoring existing story elements, the world of The Witcher 3 offers so much content to keep you from releasing this game in no time. There are so many sidequestes that are ripe to complete with an interesting story, dozens of monsters to hunt for demanding mature strategy thinking, and of course - a world that contains dozens of hidden equipment and powerful weapons, waiting to be opened. The world is so vast with so much accompanying content, The Witcher 3 can easily make you spend hundreds of hours unnoticed.

6. Shadow of Mordor

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A gameplay innovation that deserves thumbs up, this sentence deserves to be directed at the implementation of Nemesis System by Monolith in their flagship game - Shadow of Mordor. Unlike other action games that usually move linearly, Shadow of Mordor allows you to build your own story, especially through your interaction with enemies scattered in the world. Each meeting can produce a different end, building a unique rivalry relationship. Why is this game time-consuming? Shadow of Mordor actually does not offer enough content to count an open-world game, but Nemesis System is enough to cover it. Trying to crush the General Sauron from the bottom with a frontal or a ruse, with so many secrets that can also be gathered, Shadow of Mordor is ready to keep you busy

7. Dynasty Warriors

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Dynasty Warriors is not much different from Destiny. We are not talking about the genre, the story, or the world, but the additions that can happen to gamers who do not mind doing grinding. Dozens of characters with different strengths, weapons, and abilities, the Dynasty Warriors contain enough scenarios to complete. While those who are ambitious to make their character tremendously powerful, can take the grinding process to raise the level of character and weapon level to appear more deadly. A process that can take tens to hundreds of hours to complete. The sensation of seeing your character capable of killing thousands of troops in a short time seems to be a worthy reward

8. Fallout 3

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Imagine a post-war nuclear world no longer beautiful, imagine a scenario where you are trying to survive in it, and imagine the sensation when you have to meet so many unique and strange characters that come with diverse interests at the same time? Already? No need to just imagine, you always have Fallout to fulfill that. Offered in an open world concept with so many side stories you can go and create your own through the various options available, Fallout will be tempting to continue exploring his extraordinary world. You will continue to meet with surprises here and there which of course, interesting. The desire to unlock all the mystery of the mystery will be your motivation to continue to "have fun" in this near-death world.

9. Football Manager

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The game is about graphics "," Visual baseball is good at making games hard to enjoy ", and all of those arguments will fall apart when you see how a football manager's gamers build their teams. Dedication that might make the giant team coaches in the real world join in. Football Manager is a slow but sure game, absorbing time from you, just like you are under the influence of witchcraft. The magic? Your brain keeps saying "One more game, one more game, one more game", while fiddling with the formation of your struggling team topping the standings or battling for the trophy, from sunset to rising again, with no fatigue though. And when your team succeeds even the strongest? There's always the next season, there's always the next game, there's always another potential player to target. Sleep? More precisely, goodbye to life.

10. Cities: Skyline

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Criticisms of government in the real world that just pass the word without a solution that is easily amazing. But when we ourselves are asked to organize a city that is able to protect the needs of all the population with a series of complexities in it? No need to immediately fight to become president or governor, there is always a way to "train yourself" through Cities: Skyline. The point is no longer just to build the city's most magnificent, shining, or the most beautiful in the region, but an effective "smart" city with the least problems possible. A city that needs planning at every point of execution, making sure it does not lead to another complicated problem. There is the satisfaction of seeing your city grow, slowly but surely. But on the other hand, there is also a desire to see it continue to grow without obstacles. A passion that keeps your eye on television for hundreds of hours, seeing lights in your city's concrete road.

11. Bloodborne

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You "only" takes about 40-60 hours to complete a Bloodborne game. The countless "short" times for categories take time. We are aware of that. But have you ever asked the gamers who managed to finish Bloodborne, did they just stop and save this game in the closet as soon as they know the story and finish it? We are sure, most of them will answer no. Then you will meet gamers who continue to spend time in New Game +, New Game ++, New Game +++++, with one main wish - tortured more with higher difficulty levels. Sound like a masochist? Not really. Because your success passes through every area and subduing the boss that overpowers it feels like an achievement that makes you proud. The sensation that makes you want again and again. The same thing happened in the other Souls series shared by the same developer - From Software.

12. Civilization V

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Build as many troops, or combine several different units more effectively and then attack the enemy base? Classic strategy games are not genres that take long to complete. Now imagine if such a concept is then thicken with more elements such as religion, politics, commerce, and culture, with each country fighting for their own interests? Strong negotiations, border battles, while ensuring the country grows in terms of economy and technology, Civilization V offers an overly tempting complexity. No one ever knows what the end result is, or what surprises appear in the middle of the game. One for sure, for one absolute victory alone, you can just skip lunch and dinner, without your realizing it. Combine some games in the next few months? Thousands of hours, and you still will not get bored

13. The Sims

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The concept is a bit strange indeed. Who would have thought that the attempt to simulate real life for gamers, most of whom were trying to escape the real world, turned out to be a tremendously successful franchise. What makes The Sims a game that makes time seem irrelevant? The psychological key lies in the illusion of offering a dream life that we can not achieve in the real world. Designing the house in accordance with what we want? Build a fun family? Doing everything as easy as point and click? With so many things that can happen in it during the process with a never-ending outcome, The Sims offers a different experience for every hand that plays it. Hundreds of hours to simulate a life you dream of and see it visually in sight? Something very understandable.

14. DOTA 2

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There is never a single battle that feels the same, this short sentence seems enough to be a logical reason why DOTA 2 is so time consuming. Each battle only runs about 30-60 minutes, but the sensation after completing the battle is what makes you can not move from the chair for a long time. You won in the previous game? You will want to win again, and try another extra game while mumbling, "One more match deh". You lose? Then you will play again in the hope of winning this time while muttering, "One more deh, want to win". And when the process in this brain starts to stop and your hands begin to get tired? You see the outer world that was brightly lit, now dark with lights everywhere with stomachs rumbling accompany. This 60 minute battle can end up being hours and accumulating up to thousands of hours without being felt. Your time is valuable? Not relevant to DOTA 2.

15. Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

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Which games are your most time-consuming? True, no doubt, is the masterpiece of Bethesda - Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It's not easy to let go of this one game, not only because of its vast world, but also because of its "unpredictable" nature. Skyrim is a vibrant world of life, what you meet today is not necessarily tomorrow. He may offer a minimal series of side quests, but there are so many caves, ruins, monsters waiting for your adventurous passion. Playing this game for tens of hours without ever touching the story mode at all? We ourselves have experienced it. Entering hundreds of hours to explore every angle of Skyrim that never stops offering surprises that were never suspected before? Definitely. Touching thousands of hours just to try out the various mods scattered on Nexus who are ready to make sure they are able to compete with newly released new generation games? An understandable choice. If there is one fictitious world that continues to evolve and can not "die" just like that, then Skyrim meets all these indicators. You can shout "Fus Ro Dah" on your time as soon as you start falling in love with him.

Above are the games that we think - JagatPlay is the most time-consuming games, either because the concept of gameplay is offered developers, content, or just because of the gamer's love and popularity of the game itself. Spending time here is of course not in the mere sense of the whole time to complete the story, but also rooted in the side quest or freedom of exploration that never seems to be wasted by the fans of each of the above franchises. Dozens of hours? Hundreds of hours? Thousands of hours? These games are enough to make you that every spent on him, is something worth doing.

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