For me it was Terraria, Satisfactory, Tetris Effect Master Mode, Minecraft with Mekanism mod & CSGO / CS2 (almost 2000 hours in CS alone).

Edit: There are so many answers that I might only reply if I have something interesting to say. I will read all of your answers though. 🙂

Edit 2: It has become too much for me and I have to disable notifications. Thank you for the massive response and please continue to discuss with everyone here. ❤️ 🫡

  • frank@sopuli.xyz
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    Factorio. I blinked and a month went by the first time I played it. It ruins my sleep schedule like no other.

    Absolutely love it

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      Your iron plate production is looking a little lackluster there, bud

      Have you tried invading and exploiting the resources of multiple planets to keep up your green chip addiction?

      Steel pan music

    • 𝚝𝚛𝚔@aussie.zone
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      I can’t enjoy Factorio… It just feels like I’m at work. I don’t even think I’ve finished the tutorial levels yet.

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      After playing Satisfactory I thought I’d love factorio too, but somehow never really got into it.

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        Maybe try again? I played satisfactory at first and thought factorio looked stupid, but having a roboport network for the first time felt soo goooooood

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        I had the same experience, but the other way around. I started losing interest in Satisfactory after I found out the map was static.

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          Honestly, the good thing about that is that everything is hand crafted. So exploring is really rewarding IMO. A good example is an area where you find tons of power slugs.

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            I can appreciate that. Maybe I’ll revisit my spaghetti base one day and try to finish.

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        My friend was the same way, largely due Factorio being in 2D. He was able to get into Satisfactory due to it’s 3D nature.

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          Oh I don’t care about the graphics at all, as long as I know what I’m looking at. I should try again.

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            Think they mean 2d as in your basically walking on a map whereas in satisfactory it’s a 1st person world with height.

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        I played Factorio first and since my friends are “done with Factorio” (not sure what’s wrong with them but I think I need new friends) I agreed to play satisfactory with them. It was fun for a couple of hours then it just started tobuild up rage inside of me because of so many strange or stupid design decisions the devs made. When we got to trains and I started building that was when I hit my rage limit and boiled over. My god those stations are huge and the unloading was the most stupid shit ever. Then all the small finicky tricks you can do to slim your builds… And this you want to learn/do since blueprints are small. Don’t get me started… Never started the game again after we were done but have a couple of hundred more hours in Factorio since then :)