I replayed the original Pokemon games so many times, I have no clue how many hours I've put into them. Could easily be 1k+ honestly.

I used to play League of Legends (Don't know how many hours spent), but now I play CS:GO mostly. I also started recently playing pokemon so I go there from time to time when I'm bored and can't play cs:go. xD So not sure which one the most time... But I guess the one game that I'm into the most is currently CS:GO.

But I get bored of online games and I switch them pretty often

Historically across my life:

Civilization V
Counter-Strike 1.6
SimCity 4
Pokemon Red/Blue/Stadium
Monster Rancher 2
The Sims 1

For me it would be:

1- Skyrim
2- Pokémon
3- Okami
4- Grand Chase
5- The Mass Effect Trilogy

And the game I'm spending time the most nowadays is Dragon Ball Xenoverse. I've lost so many hours of my life on this games but I don't regret a sec!

Oooh the Elder Scrolls games! I put a LOT of hours into the Morrowind, but I don't think enough to get on to this list. Okami was also a great game, but one I never finished.

Xenoverse is so much fun, I just wish it didn't have that RNG rewards system.

Skyrim by far, cuz it's the only game I can continue to kick and strangle for entertainment XD

Dawn Of War Soulstorm/Dark Crusade
Minecraft <-
Pokemon all of them
League OF Legends
World Of Tanks
Supreme Commander 1 and 2

Minecraft is another great one. I've spent a lot of hours in that game too, no clue how many total. Enough to go through multiple personal servers XD

LoL for me!

Front Mission 3 for PS1. My save file was 850 hours. It took about that long in the training sims to level up.

THAT'S INSANE for one playthrough! I think my longest single game save on any console game was maaaybe 100-120 hours.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk5IcT71NHw

Each weapon has an associated skill. Each pilot can equip every weapon. Each mission forces you to use certain pilots so you go into the training simulator to level-up their skills so they won't be useless and each mission takes upwards of 3 hours. Once you equip a weapon, you're given an A rank, which goes A-B-C-D-E-F-S...if I remember that. It's insane...but also more or less a time sink.

Mine is probably doom/doom2 overall. It was the first video game to have widely available user-generated content. After that is harder to say. I played a great amount of Age of Empires/AOE2 and, as with Doom, I never properly transitioned into newer games due to a lack of video-game-playing acquaintances.

Going back many years, Legend of Zelda was the first video game that I replayed over and over, and before I had many other things to do or a very strong concept of time.

Fourthish would likely be Romance of the Three Kingdoms 3 or Uncharted Waters 2, both by Koei, before I had a personal computer, and of course I played them on emulators later (though not nearly as much).

I know I played a lot of Simcity, but I don't think I ever got into it so badly for so long.

Skyrim IS a huge time-sink but I thankfully was never able to spend days on it at a time.

Doom was one of the games I had on my first computers so I played that a lot too. Never heard of Romance of the Three Kingdoms

It is the more managerial-focused ancestor to the Dynasty Warriors series. You manage resources and give orders. And of course it is based on an old semi-historical Chinese novel of the same title.

I had two CDs filled with doom add-ons, before I had the internet, and I also made my own levels and monsters with the utilities provided, so that was years of diversion. I wish I had learned to play the piano instead!

World of Warcraft
Diablo 2
Pokemon
Skyrim
Starcraft 1

DIABLO 2! I played the shit out of that game! Definitely a higher one on the list. And for Starcraft, the vast majority of my hours logged into that game was in the original/BW.

Brood war was my drug until I found Diablo2. :P ... went down hill from that point on. >.>

1. Minecraft
2. Pokemon
3.Okami

other than that idek

I'd say in no perticular order : Heroes of Might and Magic 5 & 4; Pokemon ; and Age of Mythology.

Oooh, I used to have sleepovers at friend's houses and we'd play co-op games of Heroes of Might and Magic III. Even after an all nighter we STILL wouldn't finish a game. :|

Yeah these games take generally between 3 days and 1 week or more depending of the size of the map^^
And you're lucky =3 Me, I play only with my father since none of my friends plays the games I have on PC, such as this serie of games.

League of Legends: 609 Hours
Agarest: Generations of War: 210 Hours
Killing Floor: 72 Hours
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend: 80 Hours
Orion: Prelude: 81 Hours

1. Pokémon
Pokémon was the shit when I was a kid and I played the games whenever I got the chance. I still play them (but I haven't gotten very far in Omega Ruby yet), so I must have spent several hundreds of hours in total.

2. Minecraft
I got hooked on Minecraft when it was still in alpha, but once I started playing Tekkit I simply couldn't stop. Seriously, I got so into Tekkit that whenever I closed my eyes after a play session had ended, I was still inside the game mining blocks.

3. Contra: Hard Corps
This was one of the first games I ever owned and played, and it happened to be one of the most difficult games on the Genesis system. Not only that, but it had a branching storyline with multiple different endings, so it had a lot of replayability. I spent so much time just trying to beat it once, and it took me years to finally beat every single level.

4. Europa Universalis IV - 543 hours
Okay, first of all, I suck at this game. XD I have to resort to cheating in order to not get my ass handed to me whenever I play EUIV. So why do I have so many hours put into it? Simple: I'm an alternate history buff and it is super easy to mod. For instance, I made one mod that made it possible for Mesoamerican civilizations to colonize Europe during the 6th Century and to enslave the natives.

5. Skyrim - 293 hours
Skyrim is a good game in and of itself, but what makes it truly great is the vast number of mods for it. With the help of ModOrganizer I'm currently playing several different games with different mod loadouts: in one game I'm playing an argonian dock worker in Windhelm who's struggling to become an adventurer in a very harsh and realistic Skyrim, another game is something of a rags-to-riches story where a poor prostitute becomes a wealthy drug lord, and in yet another I'm doing a "genocide run". :)

Modding is awesome. I used to make my own maps in SC (not the same as modding but similar idea) and I had a lot of fun with that.

Also with Minecraft, I have a few friends who are INSANE with the amount of time they put into that game. For example, they once built the entire first level of Mario Bros using wool blocks as the pixels. It stretched as far as the eye could see in every direction, and you had to sit in a minecart that took you through the level. Insane.

Holy crap, that's an insane amount of effort! XD

Total, huh?

1. Pokemon (I've played all of them and replayed them xD )
2. Final Fantasy VII (as a kid I would beat it and start it over almost immidately. This continued for several years )
3. Monster Hunter (played since freedom 2 on the psp. Had to sink at least 150 or more hours per title)
4. Hearthstone (fugging love card games )
5. Team Fortress 2 (found the game hilarious since I first played it back hen it was only playable as part of the Orange box )

Kind of a weird mix of games xD

I've definitely put a lot of time into FF7. That is a long game to begin with. I'd love to play one of the monster hunter games but alas, I don't own the proper system.

Yeah, now they're pretty much 3ds games. 3 Ultimate was on the wii U though.

World of Warcraft (BM Hunters FTW!)
Assassin's Creed 2 (I 100%ed it like 4 times -v-)
Portal 2

Feral druid for me :D

ffxiv / ffxi
diablo 3
one of the many pokemon games out there
digimon masters online (gotta have my dark masters!)

I have multiple friends who have logged 500+ hours into TF2. That game has something special I think. XD

in order of time well spent (read: wasted) x3

1. World of Warcraft
2. Dota 2
3. Soul Calibur 5

Let's see here (no particular order):
Master of Orion (2 & 3)
Elder Scrolls (Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim [The last two, especially])
Mass Effect Trilogy
MechWarrior (2: Mercenaries, 3+Pirates' Moon, and 4+expansions)
Halo (up to 4)

hah! I forgot about Halo too. I'd say that's one of the games I spent the most time LANing with other people.

I sunk a lot of time into Minecraft and a lot of that time was spent working on it for a server hosting company, making mods for them, etc. It was my job for a while in fact!

Making mods for them even! Lucky duck you

1: Dark Souls - 374 hours on record

This game is just about the best game ever made. When people talk about it being difficult, I tell them "No, this game is fair. It's brutally, honestly fair." All enemy attacks are telegraphed, the game never truly cheats you, there's always a way to do better and to get good, so by the time you've beaten this game... it's an immensely satisfying experience. This is one of the few games I've gone back and replayed start to finish, over and over, and logged tons of hours just playing the PVP. Dark Souls PVP is so much fun.

2: Skyrim - 323 hours on record

Mostly modded and fiddling with modding. Skyrim by itself isn't that great of a game, but as a sandbox for modding it's pretty stellar just to see what you can do.

3: Fallout New Vegas - 195 hours on record

Now HERE is a good game! One of the best RPG's ever made. Absolutely stellar.

4: Killing Floor

One of my favorites. I'll never get tired of killing zeds and grabbing dosh.

5: Stalker: Call of Pripyat

Probably my favorite of the three STALKER games, a fantastic open world experience that blows so many other games out of the water in atmosphere and gameplay.


Other honorable mentions include Dark Souls 2 - playtime is split between the regular and directX11 versions, so it couldn't make this list, and morrowind back in the day I spent absolutely countless hours on, I think two or three summer vacations were spent doing nothing but playing Morrowind way back when.