Anybody else have a strange appeal to very short experiences

>>385869085
Humpy Bumpy.

You mean games like Undert-

>>385870595
I own deus ex but haven't touched it due to weird performance issues on my PC. I'll definitely give it a full shot though

>>385869085
Sonic CD

>>385870718
With undertale you get like 3 real paths and no incentive to play it again unless you want to be "the super good guy11!!" or "the super evil guy!1111!!". There aren't really any branching paths, secret items, or alternate paths. It was still a pretty good game though,
if not a bit boring

Hotline miami?

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>>385869085
Sengoku Rance.

I've been meaning to do a 5 star run for ages, but I want to get the Takeda house bonus first, and it's annoying to get.

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>>385871260
Man I remember playing these years ago and not understanding shit because they throw you out there without explaining absolutely nothing. Good times
Should replay it sometime

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>>385869085
Shocked, frozen solid, OP found himself unable to move for the longest time. But as he came to his wits and regained his senses, he got up from his desk and stepped out of his room.

>>385871776
But all of his tendies were gone. He would have to make a long trek to his mother's office.
Maybe they were there, on a plate?

>>385872868
When OP came to a set of 2 open doors, he entered the door on his left. This lead to his little sisters room. How did he end up here?

The best games are under ten hours long. I'd rather play Mega Man X a hundred times than play Persona 5 twice, and Persona 5 is the easiest GOTY I've ever given a game until Sonic Mania comes out.

I keep replaying Crimsonland

I started playing it at least 10 years ago, then there were the new versions, new tactics, new stuff.

It's pretty repetitive after you figure out the best way to play a given version, though.

>>385869085
Star Fox 64

>>385869085
>Anybody else have a strange appeal to very short experiences that are replayable over and over again
I forgot what board I was on and thought this was about thoughts and was about to agree.

>>385869085
dota

>>385869085
NieR is kinda short and you have to play it at least three times to see all the endings.

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I might be misunderstanding your question, but platformers are my go-to for quick replayable experiences.

One time I replayed UYA three times in a row without realizing. It's one of those games that if you skip the cutscenes, you can beat it in an afternoon. And when you beat the final boss it plops you right back to the first planet in the game.

>>385869085
Probably not the same way, but I love replaying individual missions over and over in Dishonored just to find different ways to do shit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4rZYpByZQo

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>>385874695
Man I understand liking platformers, UYA is one of my favorite games of all time and I'm pissed I lost my disc. But skipping the cutscenes in an original R&C game is heresy.

>>385875331
Even if you're on your third playthrough?

DMC1 fits the mold quite well, as it can be finished in an afternoon and stocking up on normal/hard will save your ass on Dante Must Die if need be

>>385869085
PUBG

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>>385875431
I'm more a "Play it every year or two" kinda guy with most of my favorite games. Like pic related.

>>385869085
Way of the Samurai

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>>385875795
Good taste