The games that ate thousands of my hours — the MMO that started it all, Blizzard's untouchable golden age, open worlds I got lost in, and the competitive and survival games I keep coming back to.
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MMOs & Persistent Worlds
Blizzard's Golden Age
Open-World Epics
Competitive & Survival
MMOs & Persistent Worlds
The reason I'm playing Monsters & Memories today. The MMO that defined the genre for me.
EverQuest
Brutal, tense, unforgettable. Every firefight is a story you'll retell for years.
DayZ on Steam
Blizzard's Golden Age
The peak. Still the measuring stick for the entire genre.
Diablo II Resurrected Product Battle Net US Shop En Us
Slicker and faster — the loot chase perfected.
Diablo® III - Diablo III | Battle.net
The custom maps alone were worth it — it birthed entire genres.
Battle.net Warcraft III Reforged
Perfectly balanced asymmetry. A masterpiece of design.
StarCraft® - StarCraft | Battle.net
Clicked until my wrist hurt. The original dungeon crawler.
Diablo + Hellfire
Open-World Epics
Three protagonists, one massive playground.
Grand Theft Auto V Legacy
The one that changed everything. Liberty City in 3D.
Grand Theft Auto III
The soundtrack alone earns it a spot.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – The Definitive Edition
The rare game that's genuinely moving. Arthur Morgan's story hit hard.
Red Dead Redemption 2
Groves Street forever.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Competitive & Survival
I've streamed this one — the autobattler that turns 'one more game' into 4 AM.
Teamfight Tactics
LAN parties defined an era. The pistol was perfect and everyone knows it.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection
Thousands of hours, zero regrets (some regrets).
League of Legends Homepage
'One more run' is a lie and I keep telling it. The perfect roguelike.
Slay the Spire
Roblox zombie survival done right — way deeper than it looks.
