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Binding of Isaac for me. I put about 150 hours into the original and I'm at 400 hours on Rebirth/Afterbirth with no sign of slowing down.

I don't own any of them, so I'm definitely getting it on pc.

The most for me is 283 hours in The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. Afterbirth will probably get me to 500 eventually.

I've had pretty good luck with my save data, but I was pretty sad when my copy of Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 stopped saving my seasons.

I look forward to buying an old dumb phone for my next upgrade.

I agree completely. I've never been sniped from across a map, and the few times I've been shot from off screen were my own fault for rushing. I'm not as far as you (scene 18, I think) but the difficulty seems fair for someone who loved the first game. Originally I was disappointed in how the enemies failed to respond to gunshots, but I've grown to enjoy how it forces you to mix up your play style (especially the soldier levels, which are my favorite). It's a lot of fun going between an HM1 style blitzkrieg and a more measured approach all on the same floor, which the windows and open spaces allow for. I'm enjoying the hell out of it.

I've probably listened to the Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon soundtrack over 100 times by now. It's part of my music rotation when I write.

@monkeyking1969 Why the Bethesda hatred? I don't know anything about them as a company and have little experience with their games, I'm just curious.

I love Isaac, but I don't know that I'll go back and play the original again. Maybe if the performance somehow improves I'll give it a look, but I'm way too deep into Rebirth at this point. Real Platinum God is close...

I've been listening to it a lot over the past couple days. Fantastic album.