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*Top ten as recorded by Steam because it's easy and I'm lazy

Hey gang, let's put together a list because bitches love lists. Top ten /played in your Steam library. Probably should not count mmo if you have them in there? Or do, I'm not the boss of you. Then one of you smarty pants can do math to get a full f13 list or something. It's science and whatnot!

1. 7 Days to Die (216)
2. Witcher 3 (127)
3. GTA V (108)
4. Fallout 4 (103)
5. Civ IV: BtS (88) (You know which mod)
6. TES V: Skyrim (83)
7. Rocksmith 2014 (78) (I'm a slacker)
8. Civ V (76)
9. Fallout: New Vegas (71)
10. Divinity II (64)

Thank god minecraft isn't on steam or I'd have a 4 digit /played on there...

1. witcher 3 (139)
2. Pillars of eternity (137)
3. Dark souls (130)
4. Dark souls 3 (130)
5. Dark souls 2 (125)
6. Path of exile (99)
7. Darkest dungeon (93)
8. Divinity: Original Sin (78)
9. TES V: Skyrim (74)
10. Dragon age: origins (73)

1. Sid Meier's Civilization V (325)
2. Terraria (123)
3. Fallout: New Vegas (112)
4. Borderlands 2 (79)
5. Borderlands (75)
6. Plants vs. Zombies (66)
7. Marvel Heroes 2016 (65)
8. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (54)
9. Saints Row: The Third (51)
10. Endless Space (38)

There are  better games that didn't make this list due to being more focused experiences. For example, I had much more fun in my dozen hours of Subnautica than 70 of Borderlands. I assume open world RPG's will top most peoples lists simply due to their length and selection bias here.

1. Warframe (511 - dammit Engels)
2. Marvel Heroes (137)
3. Borderlands 2 (66)
4. Divinity Original Sin (64)
5. Dungeons of Dredmor (61)
6. Skyrim (53)
7. Fallout: New Vegas (51)
8. Two Worlds 2 (48)
9. Divinity II - the Dragon Knight Saga (44)
10. Puzzle Kingdoms (44)

I have a bunch of stuff that would be high on this list if I owned them on Steam, and I had to edit out a few that were from my wife.

1)   The Hunter Classic (1036)

2)   Elite Dangerous (474)

3)   Hex: Shards of Fate (326)

4)   The Elder Scrolls Online (324)

5)   Civilization V (279)

6)   Darkest Dungeon (249)

7)   Civilization IV: Beyond The Sword (194)

8)   Darkwind: War on Wheels (151)

9)   Mount & Blade: Warband (148)

10)   XCOM 2 (94)

The only reason The Hunter is at the top of the list is because of the structure of the missions and competitions- I often leave it paused overnight to preserve a session to try to complete something. And TESO is higher than it should be because I always forget to close the launcher when I quit  :uhrr:

1. DOTA2 (605) - Most of this is my kid.
2. Warframe (265)
3. Rift (188) - wat
4. Stardew Valley (166) - This was a family game.
5. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (94)
6. FINAL FANTASY XIV Online (84)
7. METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN (72)
8. Fallout: New Vegas (71)
9. Dragon Age II (68)
10. Divinity: Original Sin (63)

For playtime, this doesn't count Mass Effect games, most MMOs, Blizzard games (D3), and MOBAs (mainly LoL). LoL is probably up there with WoW and Everquest. I would estimate those at over a 1000 a piece easy. Some games had dual installs (FFXIV, Witcher 1) that affect play times. Plus there's consoles: JRPGs, Personas (own category), sports games...

Still, it's an amusing list. Funny that I had one more hour in D:OS than Witcher 3, although I enjoyed the later much, much more.

1. Fallout: New Vegas (203)
2. Shadowrun Returns (158) - about 130 hours of this are me screwing around with the editor on a module that'll never be released
3. Underrail (133)
4. Pillars of Eternity (119)
5. MechWarrior Online (106) - goddammit
6. Dragon Age Origins (100) - yeahhhhh. fuck the deep roads
7. Battle Brothers (87)
8. Telepath Tactics (62) - at least 20 hours of this are waiting for enemy turns due to unavoidable combat slowdowns, thx Adobe AIR. Still worth it!
9. XCOM (60)
10. Divinity OS Enhanced Edition (59)


... and now I got the urge to play some more Fallout New Vegas and Underrail. THANKS OBAMA

This seems bullshit because my list seems 'odd'.  However ;

1 - Marvel Heroes
2 - Gnomoria
4 - Plants V Zombies
5 - MechWarrior Online
6 - Elite Dangerous
7 - Skyrim
8 - Factorio
9 - XCOM EU
10 - FTL

While some of that fits my thinking, I haven't touched Gnomoria in yonks and I don't think I've even looked at Plants Versus Zombies in about five years.  Clearly, Elena is up to shit.

Since GOG Galaxy came out, CD Projekt's Platform has been my primary choice if a game is available both on GOG and Steam (unless game is a sequel and I have the previous ones on Steam, and GOG Connect doesn't allow the transfer).

Anyway, I'll include the /played of both, since I have Witcher 3 on GOG :P

1 - Skyrim
2 - Football Manager 2013
3 - Football Manager 2015
4 - The Witcher 3
5 - Football Manager 2012
6 - Football Manager 2014
7 - Pillars of Eternity
8 - Grim Dawn
9 - Football Manager 2009
10 - Path of Exile

P.S. I hate Football Manager.

1 - The Binding of Issac  (249)
2 - Skyrim
3 - Terraria
4 - Stardew Valley
5 - Enter the Gungeon
6 - Spelunky
7 - Civ 4
8 - FTL
9 - XCOM - EU
10 - Mass Effect 2  (143)

Terraria and Stardew are inflated a bit due to my nephew, but they'd still rate top ten.  Most of these are up there because they work well w/o sound while listening to podcasts.  WoW, D3, and probably HoTS would all rate if I had times for those.  Overwatch has me closing in on 300 hours as well.

1) Dragon Age: Origins (124)
2) Fallout: New Vegas (121)
3) Mass Effect 2 (95)
4) Witcher 3 (88)
5) Fallout 4 (84)
6) Dawn of War 2 (80)
7) Metal Gear Solid V (69)
8) Dark Souls (64)
9) Hitman (56)
10) Borderlands 2 (49)

Gotta wipe that Borderlands 2 off of there...

1  - Europa Universalis 4 (431)
2  - Mount and Blade: Warband (303)
3  - Victoria 2 (287)
4  - Skyrim (227)
5  - Elite: Dangerous (195)*
6  - The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (194)
7  - Spelunky (193)*
8  - Empire: Total War (190)
9  - Civ IV: Beyond the Sword (178)
10 - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (172)

One game that didn't make the cut but still surprised me with hours played: Factorio at 128.  The time flies in that game when I'm in the zone, apparently.

Numbers 2 through 4 are there entirely because of the modding community; Empire: TW and Civ IV definitely have more hours played heavily modded than vanilla as well.

The non-MMO (curse you WoW for stealing 18 months of my life) that I've actually played the most of is Dark Souls with something like 800 hours on console and 124 on PC because of the expansion.  Just imagine all the things I could have accomplished...  :uhrr:

*  Elite: D's number is wildly inflated by me tabbing out in between system jumps on a 20,000 ly exploration trip, actual screen time is probably half that.  
Spelunky I played something around 300 hours of on console, which would put it at the top of this list easily if that were included.

1: Marvel Heroes 2016 (598)
2: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (207)
3: Path of Exile (149)
4: Guild Wars (105)
5: EVE Online (97)
6: Neverwinter (87)
7: Fallout 4 (73)
8: Terraria (73)
9: Fallout: New Vegas (64)
10: Craft The World (61)

1.) Xcom 2 (499)                                                                 - Mostly playing around with a shit ton of mods.
2.) Fallout 4 (275)                                                                - Settlement maintainance takes time, I guess
3.) Fallout New Vegas (252)                                                  - The first game in the list that engaged my with its original gameplay for that long. Clearly the best Fallout for me.
4.) Elder Scrolls V - Skyrim (238)                                             - About 75% base Game, 25% playing around with Mods
5.) Dragon Age Origins (187)                                                
6.) Darkest Dungeon (174)                                                    - 99% before release, I think thats the only game I played extensively before launch
7.) Civilization 4 (160)                                                            - I dedicate this entry to Sky. We all know why.  :awesome_for_real:
8.) Xcom - Enemy Unknown (155)                                          - Base game mosly, I don't think I started using mods before Xcom 2
9.) ADOM (133)                                                                    - Not counting games before ADOM moved to Steam. That would rival Magic hours.
10.) Pillars of Eternity (121)

Not Counting Magic (in varous Iterations), which clocks over 1500 hours, but is mostly distraction while watching TV.
I don't count GoG games, because I mostly play them offline and they don't count hours. But I suspect at least Witcher 3 would be in the top 5.

1. Crusader Kings II (375)
2. Mount & Blade: Warband (353)
3. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (204)
4. Dominions 4 (188)                         *actually a lot more but I rarely launch this thru steam
5. Blood Bowl: Chaos Edition (152)
6. Fallout 4 (152)
7. Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword (139)
8. Stellaris (122)
9. Europa Universalis IV (106)
10. Blood Bowl: Legendary Edition (87)

counted Elite Dangerous (289) as a MMO and so didn't put it on the list

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Edit: That TF2 stat was reset to hell and back at some point. 32 hours my ass. Has to be well over 2500.

Edit: Just looked through a bunch of these games, these numbers are all fuckin wrong. Mass Effect, 22 hours? No. I beat the shiiiiiiit outta Mass Effect. Easily 100 hours. Oblivion 23 hours? That's how much I spent in like the first area. Also, Grim Dawn should be in the top 10, every tiny area takes like 10 hours. Hell, Hex should be like 2500 hours though I've switched back to the regular launcher.

1. The Elder Scrolls Online (682)                 Launcher window stays open often, so probably 1/3 of this
2. Fallout 4 (475)
3. 7 Days to Die (450)
4. Team Fortress 2 (367)                           350 are Pyro, but I almost never launch this hat simulator anymore
5. Fallout New Vegas (356)
6. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (332)
7. Borderlands (200)
8. Marvel Heroes 2016 (189)
9. Grim Dawn (160)                                   Most of this is a part week I was away from home, when a cat launched it
10. Elite Dangerous (126)

These are rookie numbers!

1. Global Agenda (248)
2. Dark Souls III (183)
3. The Division (176)
4. Warframe (171)
5. Dark Souls II (127)
6. Borderlands (121)
7. Borderlands 2 (113)
8. Fallout 3 (94)
9. Metal Gear Solid V (74)
10. Dark Souls (66)

1. Clicker Heroes (800)
2. Stardew Valley (279)
3. Legend of Grimrock 2 (277)
4. Don't Starve (227)
5. TES V: Skyrim (161)
6. Faster Than Light (147)
7. Darkest Dungeon (114)
8. Fallout: New Vegas (89)
9. TES Online (72)
10. The Witness (44)

If I excluded the clicker and I knocked Grimrock 2 down to where it would be had I not fucked around with it by leaving it online for days in order to generate crystal flowers, Legend of Grimrock 1 and Fez would make an appearance too.

1. TF2 (736 hrs)
2. Gnomoria (205 hrs)
3. FTL (149 hrs)
4. Guns of Icarus Online (108 hrs)
5. Tropico 4 (76 hrs)
6. Rocket League (75 hrs)
7. Batman: Arkham Origins (62 hrs)
8. Crypt of the Necrodancer (57 hrs)
9. Rogue Legacy (50 hrs)
10. Frozen Synapse (48 hrs)

The only two surprises on there for me are Tropico 4 and Frozen Synapse, which I definitely know I played but wouldn't have guessed I put that much time into. 

I can tell they didn't start tracking play time until some time after the Orange Box launched, because I remember playing a shitton of Counter-Strike and TFC right up until TF2 came out.   :awesome_for_real:

My steam is frequently in offline mode for various reasons so I'll never have an accurate record. Also, I never link in non-steam games like Blizzard's, Marvel Heroes, and the like. Here's what it's recorded, though

Civ V (330)
Fallout 4 (269)
Skyrim (251)
Dragon Age: Origins (251)
Fallout 3 (117)
Civ VI (116)
New Vegas (115)
The Secret World (103)
Mass Effect 2 (91)
Xcom (80)

Not accurate as Merusk stated (and like Schild said, some of these just seem flat wrong), plus some of these I played a lot before I Steam linked/bought and also, some most of my time is on iPad (Shadowverse):

1. Football Manager 2012
2. Civ V
3. Football Manager 2014
4. Shadowverse
5. Torchlight
6. Stellaris
7. Dominions 4
8. Europa Universalis IV
9. Football Manager 2013
10. Football Manager 2015

Rocksmith® 2014 Edition - Remastered 188 hrs
Football Manager 2013 - 141 hrs
Blood Bowl: Legendary Edition - 129 hrs
Empire: Total War  -126 hrs
Football Manager 2015 - 124 hrs
Football Manager 2014 - 113 hrs
Crusader Kings II - 109 hrs
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 - 101 hrs
Team Fortress 2 - 81 hrs
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - 62 hrs

As you can tell, Football Manager through the years has been a real time sucker. Of course, this doesn't show my League of Legends time, which is probably greater than this top 10 combined, or my Hex time, which is also going to be up there.

My "old man" list

1. PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS - 181 hrs on record
2. Football Manager 2011 - 157 hrs on record
3. Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition - 110 hrs on record
4. Motorsport Manager - 64 hrs on record
5. Terraria - 56 hrs on record
6. Football Manager 2014 - 41 hrs on record
7. Car Mechanic Simulator 2015 - 38 hrs on record
8. The Golf Club - 30 hrs on record
9. American Truck Simulator - 30 hrs on record
10.Grim Dawn - 18.5 hrs on record
 

1. Crusader Kings II 1,164 hrs on record  :awesome_for_real:
2. Team Fortress 2 629 hrs on record
3. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 237 hrs on record
4. Fallout: New Vegas 181 hrs on record
5. Europa Universalis IV 113 hrs on record
6. Fallout 4 105 hrs on record
7. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt 94 hrs on record
8. XCOM 2 91 hrs on record
9. XCOM: Enemy Unknown 84 hrs on record
10. Stellaris 83 hrs on record

1) Kerbal Space Program -- 331 (This is in actually much much higher, as I don't primarily play on Steam)
2) Left 4 Dead -- 171 (And I haven't played more than a few hours total in years)
3) 7 Days to Die -- 164
4) Stellaris -- 140
5) State of Decay -- 84
6) Subnautica -- 84 (Anxiously awaiting full release to add more hours to this game)
7) Fallout 4 -- 82
8) Conan Exiles -- 82
9) Dead Island -- 74
10) Darkest Dungeon -- 70

And of course, I don't normally play MMOs through Steam so no record there.

At least I'm not the only one with a crazy CKII number. I had a lot of time on my hands before I had a kid.

1. Sid Meier's Civilization V: 1,525
2. Crusader Kings II: 1,460
3. Cities Skylines: 326
4. Rocket League: 321
5. Stardew Valley: 290
6. Banished: 252
7. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: 239
8. Sid Meier's Civilization VI: 123
9. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: 106
10. Medieval II: Total War: 84

1. Path of Exile: 818  -  I played this a lot on the old client too; probably over 1k hours total.
2. Borderlands 2: 193
3. Skyrim: 166
4. Marvel Heroes: 88  -  Kind of a surprise as I really didn't even get into this that much. I guess I did cap out a few characters before getting bored...
5. Fallout New Vegas: 79
6. Torchlight 2: 45
7. Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon: 40  -  I think I just left this running overnight a few days for Steam cards or some shit. I only played it for a few actual hours.
8. Grim Dawn: 34
9. Stardew Valley: 28
10. XCOM: 27

Some of these numbers seem off to me; FC3:BD is the biggest one, but I'm certain I played New Vegas more than 79 hours (I've beaten it thrice). Minecraft is the only non-MMO not listed here that should be; I have thousands of hours logged there easily.

As others have noted; this list isn't very accurate -- way under-stating some numbers.

1. 1327 hours -- Europa Universalis IV; and I haven't even played it that much this year. Probably missing a couple hundred hours.
2. 563 hours -- Skyrim; and I haven't even beaten the two main quest lines!
3. 371 hours -- Mount & Blade: Warband
4. 335 hours -- Stellaris; probably my fastest growing hours these days.
5. 314 hours -- Stardew Valley
6. 312 hours -- Fallout 4; probably a third of this was just to get mods working to make the settlement system not suck.
7. 295 hours -- Mass Effect 2; would be out-done by both ME 1 and 3 if they were on Steam.
8. 230 hours -- X3: Terran Conflict; ah, when the series didn't suck, also missing ~50 hours or so, I think.
9. 208 hours -- Crusader Kings 2; easily missing 300-400 hours on this one.
10. 202 hours - Nobunaga's Ambition: Sphere of Influence

Of note; EU 3, Total War: Rome, and EU: Rome likely would be in the top 5 but, uh.. yarr/pre-Steam. Also, I have a.. surprising number of games in the 100-180 hours range. Some of them not even that good of games. And when I finally get around to playing the Witcher 3 that'll shoot right up there..

1  -  Terraria (running servers for the kids)
2  -  Path of Exile
3  -  Planetside 2
4  -  Street Fighter V
5  -  MTG 2012
6  -  Dawn of War 2 (Mostly Last Stand mode)
7  -  Borderlands
8  -  Stardew Valley
9  -  Borderlands 2
10 - Final Fantasy XIII

1) Astroneer
2) Civilization 4 Beyond The Sword
3) Darkest Dungeon
4) Civ 5
5) Endless Legend
6) Terraria
7) Portal 2
8) Torchlight
9) Creativerse
10) Torchlight 2

1 - L.A. Noire
2 - The Witcher EE
3 - Star Wars Kotor II
4 - Civ IV
5 - Dishonored
6 - Witcher 2 EE
7 - Deus Ex HR
8 - King's Bounty: Armored Princess
9 - Shadowrun: Dragonfall
10 - Plants vs Zombies

I did not expect 30 hours of PVZ, and my next one was Rayman Legends, I didn't expect to have 30 hours on a platformer.

Is there an export function or are you assholes just typing this in manually?

We get ONE chance for a little artistic freedom with lists and you gotta CRAP all over it

Manual. It wouldn't group my install and not-installed games together.

I don't even have 10 games on steam that I have actually pllayed  :uhrr:

On your feed page or whatever they call it (the one you get when you click on your name near the top), there is a Games on the right sidebar. Click it, then the All Games tab and sort by Playtime. Should list everything.

Total War: Shogun 2
Dragon Age: Origins
Total War: WARHAMMER
Might & Maigc: Heroes VI
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Dragon Age II
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Sid Meier's Civilization V
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning (apparently I played this twice?)
Mass Effect 2

Definitely missing a lot of TF2 time as well.  They must have wiped everything around 2008-9.

Dota 2 - 391 hours
Warhammer 40,000: Soulstorm - 227 hours
Starbound - 215 hours
Battleborn - 207 hours
Team Fortress 2 - 199 hours
Metal Gear Solid 5: Phantom Pain - 170 hours
Brink - 160 hours
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine - 127 hours
Sid Meier's Civilization 5 - 127 hours
Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim - 123 hours

CS:GO 3346 hours (ok a lot of afking)
Civ V 1896 hours
Space Engineers 1524 hours
Mount & Blade Warband 1199 hours
Garry's Mod (my daughter) 868 hours
Team Fortress 2 817 hours
Gnomoria 542 hours
Stellaris 438 hours
Star Wars Jedi Knight 372 hours
Xcom Enemy Unknown 371 hours

Football Manager 13 - 1579
Ark - 669
Football Manager 15 - 644
Football Manager 16 - 599
Football Manager 17 - 489
Football Manager 14 - 476
Defiance - 79  :drill:
Dragon Age Origins - 74
Avorion - 61
Killing Floor - 57

This made me realize that most of my gaming is not through steam.

Because I'm not doing a fuck ton on steam anymore, a selection

Destiny (1,447)
The Division (480)
Day Z/Arma (184)
Skyrim (117)
Horizon:Zero Dawn (64)
Civ V (63)
Borderlands 2 (52)
Saints Row the Third (48)
Defiance (48)
Mass Effect 3 (42)

Log in here:  http://steamcommunity.com/my/games?tab=all&sort=playtime

Rocket League (500)
Elite Dangerous (56)
Kerbal Space Program (35)
Player Unknowns Battelgrounds (25)
Civ 5 (15)
World in Conflict (14)
Cities Skylines (14)
Dawn of Discovery (13)
Saints Row 4 (13)
XPlane 10 (12)

Goes to show, I haven't played many new games for very much!

What ?

I like turn based strategy, and RPGs with Turn Based(ish) combat... And CS:GO...

ALL TIME

1. CS:GO
2. Blood Bowl Legendary
3. XCOM Enemy Unknown
4. Duelyst
5. XCOM 2
6. Civ V
7. Blood Bowl Chaos Edition Double up.
8. MTG DotP2012 Fuck that, must have left it idle sometime.
7. Civ 6
8. BG2:EE
9. Divinity:Original Sin (Classic)
10. BG:EE
11. FO:NV
12. ME2
13. PoE
14. FTL
15. D:OS2

(List follows with Invisible Ink, Crusader Kings II, Shadowrun...)

I guess I have a type...

1. Rocksmith 2014 (1074)
2. Rocksmith (646)
3. Star Trek Online (540)*
4. Marvel Heroes (294)*
5. Borderlands 2 (218)
6. Mass Effect 2 (203)
7. Witcher 3 (164) - still haven't finished the last DLC.
8. Skyrim (158)
9. Borderlands (154)
10. Saint's Row 3 (146)

* must include patching time... right? Right.

I'm feeling especially bad about my low Rocksmith playtime now  :sad_panda:

Steam tells me the only games I have ever played are TF2, DOTA2 and Alien Swarm.
 :headscratch:

Does Steam only register names when you are "Online"?

Sid Meier's Civilization V
459 hrs on record

Rocket League
354 hrs on record

Dungeon Defenders
308 hrs on record

Path of Exile
293 hrs on record

Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword
142 hrs on record

Sid Meier's Civilization VI
62 hrs on record

Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth
61 hrs on record

RimWorld
54 hrs on record

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
49 hrs on record

Borderlands 2
45 hrs on record

1) Blood Bowl Legendary Edition (368 h)
2) Planetside 2 (194 h)
3) Rust (155 h)
4) Dragon Age: Origins (151 h)
5) Blood Bowl 2 (109 h)
6) Dark Souls 3 (92 h)
7) The Division (79 h)
8) Shadowrun Returns (79 h)
9) Skyrim (74 h)
10) Freestyle 2: Street Basketball (71 h)

My #1 is actually Rift with 800 hours, but as a MMO I left it out.

Yes, but for Achievements it varies game to game depending on how that game tracks them.  Some will track them when you're offline and then it will throw a bunch at you when you next login. Others won't track at all unless you're online.

I have like 40 games I bought at various sales, but most of them I never installed. And some of the ones I did play show up as no playtime.

Actually, most of the games I own run like shit on my vintage 2008 PC. Maybe when I build a new machine later this year I will install/play some of them.

1. Fallout 4 (490)
2. HEX (411) (since switching to Steam)
3. Civ V (400)  - community mod pack brought this back to life for me
4. Borderlands 2 (258)
5. Syrim (258)
6. Path of Exile (256) (since switching to Steam)
7. Fallout: New Vegas (170)
8. Borderlands (149)
9. Civ: Beyond Earth (58)
10. Vampire: Bloodlines (42)

I play most of the Bioware games on Console, thus they aren't here.

It's become a bit of a habit. I may have a DLC problem...

Me, too...that's why I should really be playing more  :grin:

I have...so much DLC...but it really does make it a better game, having a wide variety of stuff to choose from or a better mix in random play. I did multiplayer at a friend's house, who had NO DLC and it was much less of an experience.

They did a great thing letting you carry songs and DLC over from the original Rocksmith.

1. Marvel Heroes (492)
2. TERA (263)
3. Rift (206)
4. Skyrim (150)
5. Blood Bowl Legendary Edition (126)
6. Lord of the Rings Online (103)
7. Warframe (96)
8. Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (87)
9. Mount and Blade Warband (55)
10.DC Universe (37)

For non-Steam games it would probably be

1. World of Warcraft
2. World of Warships
3. Elder Scrolls Online
4. Neverwinter
5. Blade and Soul


Going through my list of Steam games made me realize, yet again, just how many games I've never even installed, let alone finished.  I guess that makes me ready for the Steam sale tomorrow. :awesome_for_real:

Sid Meier's Civilization V - 534
Team Fortress 2 - 302
Fallout 4 - 253
The Secret World - 173
Warlock - Master of the Arcane - 163
Towns - 160
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - 154
Sid Meier's Civilization VI - 139
Terraria - 117
Worlds of Magic - 103

Warframe
Supreme Commander 2
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
XCOM: Enemy Unknown
Dishonored
Darkest Dungeon
Blood Bowl: Legendary Edition
Dungeons 2
Sorcerer King
Portal

1.   Marvel Heroes 2016
2.   PAYDAY 2
3.   Team Fortress 2
4.   MechWarrior Online (Recently started playing this again alot)
5.   XCOM: Enemy Unknown
6.   Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition
7.   Path of Exile
8.   Sleeping Dogs
9.   This War of Mine
10.  Stellaris

I only started using Steam last year, despite having an account forever.

Elite: Dangerous (553 hours... 10x more than anything else)
Skyrim: Special Edition
Firewatch
The Witcher 3
Deux Ex: Human Revolution (many years ago)
Mount & Blade: Warband (says 21 hours, but I played hundreds without Steam)
Skyrim (but I've played through it on PS3)
Arma 3
FFXIV Online
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited

1. Dark Souls III (667)
2. Warframe (299)
3. Team Fortress 2 (238)
4. Fallout New Vegas (227)
5. Fallout 4 (212)
6. Dark Souls II (209)
7. Mount & Blade: Warband (193)
8. Skyrim (186)
9. Neverwinter Nights 2 (135)
10. XCOM: Enemy Unknown (121)

I removed Star Trek Online from the list, as it would have been right under Warframe, but the launcher for it stayed open a lot, inflating the time. Skyrim would be between Warframe and DS3 if it had counted all the time I played the game before owning a legit copy - it was the last game I ever pirated, and later bought it after I got another job. Warband would be far and away above DS3 if it counted all the time I played on the non-Steam original release I got from TaleWorlds themselves years and years prior.

Marvel Heroes 2016 3419hrs (they call this an MMO but its fucking not)
Xcom 2 384hrs
Might and Magic heroes 6 195hrs
Fallout 4 151hrs
Grim Dawn 145hrs
Total Warhammer 142hrs
Dungeon Defenders 95hrs
Dominions 4 88hrs
Bloodbowl legendary edition 85hrs
King's bounty crossworlds 68hrs

That's a weird ass list, i did skip Rift (around 1k hours) and DCUO (250 or so).

3419 hours, Threash?  Do you sleep?  Do you have a colostomy bag?  (sorry if you do  :ye_gods:)

There's a lot of idle time included, but yeah i played the shit out of that game for about 2 years.

this is like a 25 hour game tho

My list is actually deceptive, because I often run Steam in offline mode. I'm also including my top 11 from Steam, mostly because the count Steam has is in no way accurate.

Empire: Total War
244 hrs on record
 
Naval Action
200 hrs on record

Team Fortress 2
65 hrs on record

Mass Effect
24 hrs on record
 
Sid Meier's Civilization IV
11.8 hrs on record
 
Subnautica
11.4 hrs on record
 
X-COM: UFO Defense
10.1 hrs on record
 
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
8.4 hrs on record
 
Golf With Your Friends
1.8 hrs on record
 
Evolve Stage 2
1.1 hrs on record
 
Fallout 4
0.9 hrs on record

Technically out of this list, Skyrim easily has the most hours, then probably Fallout 4, each of these two having two different complete play-throughs that were easily 50-60+ hrs of gameplay. Also am sure there's more Mass Effect and other single player games I own than is effectively tracked through using it in Offline mode.

Right now installed on my computer though, Black Desert Online is easily leading in hrs played, and that's with quite a lot of afk with it counting when I'm not really playing. I've gotten the 3000 hrs achievement, and probably at least half way to the 5k one. One character had 92 days of played time. /shrug

My first playthrough alone was almost 80-something hours, and I've done probably a dozen or more since then, and many many hours of PvP.

I could not have created this list from memory. I know I put way more time into Civ V, so not sure what happened..

Path of Exile (122)
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (79)
XCOM 2 (77)
Dawn of Discovery (73)
DARK SOULS™ II (69)
Divinity: Original Sin (Classic) (66)
Blackguards (62)
GemCraft - Chasing Shadows (60)
Sid Meier's Civilization V (59)
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen (58)

Why not?

Star Trek Online:  435 Hours (how in the fuck?)
Mount and Blade:  200 Hours
Dragon Age: Origins:  184 Hours
Grand Theft Auto V:  141 Hours
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands:  117 Hours
Defiance:  110 Hours
TESV:  Skyrim:  106 Hours
Fallout 4:  100 Hours
Saints Row: The Third:  90 Hours
Hitman:  88 Hours

Civ V 538 hours (wow, that surprised me)
Skyrim 477 (that didn't)
Fallout 4 443 (also didn't)
Witcher 3 310 (best 310 hours of gaming)
XCOM Enemy Unknown 280
Crusader Kings 2 209
Endless Legend 193
Stellaris 185
Fallout New Vegas 176
Mount and Blade Warband 164
XCOM 2 143
Civ VI 120
Dark Souls II 96
Scribblenauts Unlimited 92 (that's my kid)

Witcher 3. Will I ever enjoy it? I just can't get past the first person combat and MMO inventory spam. Someone unlock the key for me, I feel like I'm missing out.

Same. I played through the first little part of Witcher 3, killed the dragon [edit: gryffon, sorry - it was last year], received my briefing in the castle, and was let loose into the main game in the area full of dead people hanging from trees, went to the first inn there, and lost interest. I didn't actually have much fun, so I stopped. I'd like to find the fun.

Gryffon.

The story itself isn't bad; but the gameplay - especially on PC - is fucking dreadful. I haven't had to do this much stutter-stepping to get the 'interact' button to light-up since 1999. It's a goddamn joke. I may drop-down all the way to 'combat doesn't matter' because even with my controller instead of KB & M everything is terrible. It's inexcusable for a game to be this janky in 2017, especially one that got as much love as Witcher 3 did.

PAYDAY 2: 223 hrs
Borderlands 2: 186 hrs
XCOM: Enemy Unknown: 121 hrs 
Team Fortress 2: 119 hrs
Fallout: New Vegas: 99 hrs on record
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: 89 hrs
Torchlight II: 76 hrs
Torchlight: 73 hrs
METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN: 69 hrs
XCOM 2: 66 hrs

The reason I stopped playing DA:I was because I couldn't control my character at all. Sad to hear Witcher III has the same issues.

That's really not accurate.

I finished DA:I and yes - the characters really didn't move and control properly. W3 has problems, too - but I wouldn't put them anywhere near DA:I. The sheer size and depth of the game and story in W3 should make up for any problems you might have.

My suggestion? Put the game on easiest mode and enjoy. I'm trying to push through on Death March for the achievement, but the combat isn't really worth doing it for.

Easiest mode is still frustrating as fuck. I did it on Friday evening and the combat remains janky, awful, and just kills the game.

Honestly, if "story only" mode was really JUST the story I'd be happy.  Trying to kill a werewolf and the fucker heals before I can do any real damage because the combat is shit.  yes I'm using bombs, oils, etc and other shit I'm not even supposed to need to on 'easiest' difficulty.

Sorry, it's just not a good game to me. I got more entertainment out of Fall of Cybertron and Stardew valley in half the time invested in W3 already. The controls are 99% of the problem, they are utter, utter, shit.

I'll give you the dance for some object's interact icon. But the combat? L2P  :why_so_serious:

I actually enjoyed the combat quite a bit once I got the various techniques under control. Are you also skilling and gearing properly for your playstyle? Either go super dodgy fast attack or parry/riposte heavy attack/armor. It's really not tough and quite fun (I play dodgy/rolly fast attack).

Also, it's a non-leveled rpg. If you're having trouble with a combat, come back to it later.

I'm replaying Witcher 3 right now with a Signs build and Igni (fire) just obliterates high-level monsters in a way that swords simply can't.  The burning damage nukes their health and you recover stamina so fast that you can chain signs together and the monster never gets a move in.  I'm just about to unlock the last tier of upgrades and am looking forward to playing with those.

TF2: 433 hours
Blood Bowl: 207 hours
Star Trek Online: 166 hours
XCOM 2: 112 hours (finished)
Dragon Age Origins: 88 hours (finished)
BF Bad Company 2: 73 hours
XCOM: 69 hours (finished)
DCUO: 56 hours
Dragon Age 2: 49 hours (finished)
Pillars of Eternity: 35 hours

I'm pretty sure the TF2 hours are inaccurate and low by a significant margin. Of course, there are plenty of other games where a lot of gameplay took place off-line and didn't have the time tracked, or were simply played outside of Steam, such as World of Tanks.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 1,529 hrs
 
Fallout 4 672 hrs
 
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited 542 hrs
 
Fallout: New Vegas 530 hrs

Star Trek Online 270 hrs

Fallout 3 - Game of the Year Edition 184 hrs
 
The Secret World 180 hrs

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning™ 176 hrs
 
The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC 138 hrs
 
Pillars of Eternity 108 hrs

Well, this has been sitting here a while, so...

Based on my quick and probably inaccurate tabulation, the games appearing most in our top 10's (55 entries):

Skyrim - 38

Fallout 4 - 19

Fallout: NV - 18

Civ V - 18

Witcher 3 - 14

Borderlands 2 - 14


Amusingly I'm predictable - all of those were in my own top 10 outside of Witcher, because I have that on console.

Better late than never...

Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword (2517)

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (413)

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (324)

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (293)

Conan Exiles (214)

Shadowverse (166)

Dragon Age: Origins (117)

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (103)

STAR WARS™ Knights of the Old Republic™ II: The Sith Lords™ (102)

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide (94)

Will there be some sort of compilation of the results? =P

1. Kerbal Space Program (965, good lord)
2. Fallout 4 (332)
3. Warframe (292)
4. Teraria (263)
5. Borderlands 2 (221)
6. Factorio (205)
7. RimWorld (200)
8. Dungeon Defenders (158)
9. Skyrim (209, this is wrong, should be lots more)
10. Marvel Heroes (142)

Of course this doesn't include Minecraft which I'd guess is well over 1000 hours.

did Conan exiles actually turn out fun

I wonder that, too.  I have it but when I tried to play, it was obviously not done enough for me.  As I grow older, I don't have the patience for actual REAL beta tests or early access or whatever the kids are calling it these days.

**Shrug**

Schild fun? No way of knowing that. But I've enjoyed it as a Survival/Build/Stuff game set in the Conan universe. But then I've never tried (and have no plan to) PvP, which is what the game is supposed to be all about.

I've heard rumors that they might steal from 7 Days to Die and put in some sort of Horde mode to placate single players like me, but I'm not counting on it.

I haven't been playing lately due to their patching speed -- it's too fast. Lots of major updates which tend to break old saves. I plan to jump back in to the single player when it's out of alpha, maybe drag a couple three other friends in and build some forts, enslave some Darfurs -- the regular stuff you do in any game.

I had some fun in there. Mostly when I played with a couple of friends, and we built some crazy bases and raided some other, seemingly much more powerful and better defended bases. Good times. If playing on a PvP server though, have to go into the game with the mindset that whatever you build in there, will sooner (rather than later) be destroyed, either by Chinese hackers (yep, has been a problem in this game), vengeful server admins or just players with more time and/or friends than you.

1. Counter-Strike (1,318 hrs)
2. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (1,044 hrs)
3. Dota 2 (374 hrs)
4. Call of Duty: Black Ops II - Multiplayer (364 hrs)
5. H1Z1: Just Survive (246 hrs)
6. Rocket League (175 hrs)
7. H1Z1: King of the Kill (171 hrs)
8. Terraria (167 hrs)
9. Path of Exile (140 hrs - not counting standalone hours)
10. Hotline Miami (108 hrs)