1 - World of Warcraft – 16,000 hours
2 - Old School Runescape – 6,500+ hours
3 - Dead by Daylight – 2,200+ hours
4 - Rocket League – 2,100 hours
5 - Left 4 Dead 2 – 390 hours

1 - Outer Wilds – This game will change your life, or your money back.
2 - Elden Ring – Feels like it shouldn't be possible for this game to exist.
3 - Resident Evil 4 Remake – Extremely impressive and enjoyable game.
4 - Alan Wake 2 – Very unique experience, enjoyable from start to finish, and absolutely beautiful at times.
5 - Control – The best world building I have ever seen.
6 - Clair Obscuir: Expedition 33 – The journey of this game is great and unexpected. Plus, the music is so good I've added it to my daily playlist.
7 - Hollow Knight: Silksong – This game was just incredible, and such a massive improvement over the original Hollow Knight. There are very few unenjoyable moments considering the length of the game.
8 - Luigi's Mansion – I played this game as a kid, but it is still very memorable, and holds up to this day. I regularly hum the music and make "mariooo??" references like Luigi.
9 - Need for Speed: Underground 2 – Obviously just a banger of a game. No other racing game has been as fun for me ever since.
10 - Spyro: Reignited Trilogy – Another game from my childhood that I absolutely loved. I even enjoyed playing this game to get 100% recently. Just holds a special place in my heart.

1 - World of Warcraft – Unfortunately takes too much time for me to play anymore, but undeniably the best game ever made.
2 - Old School Runescape – Maxed iron man btw (FeMoist), fantastic game to play while watching films / TV. I stopped playing once reaching end game, as I do not want to spend hundreds of hours grinding raids for minor upgrades when I could enjoy entire new experiences.
3 - Rocket League – The best game for mechanical progression and giving you full control of what happens.
4 - Dead by Daylight – Worst developers in any game ever, but the core concept carries it.
5 - Left 4 Dead 2 – Fantastic time with friends, I have very fond memories of playing Versus back in the day.

Games that are extremely popular with other people, but I did not enjoy.

1 - Dark Souls 1 – This game plays better in your memories than in real life. The combat is absolutely atrocious: terrible hitboxes, slow as balls and parrying/backstabbing does 5x more damage than anything else—so that's all you do for 40 hours, then cheese every boss because they're terribly designed.
2 - Prey – There are only 2 moments I liked: the cook tricking you in the freezer and the first time seeing a poltergeist . Everything else was just... boring. I might give it another shot.
3 - Disco Elysium – I was just bored the entire time.
4 - DEATHLOOP – I’ve tried 4 times to enjoy this. Conceptually, it’s perfect for me... but way too much menuing and boring dialogue kills the fun I think.
5 - Terraria – I've just never really gotten into this, but since it's insanely popular I figured I would add it. I might remove this at a later date.

Going by initial release date, even if I didn't play it that year, ignoring release date of DLCs

2025 – Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
2024 – Helldivers 2
2023 – Resident Evil 4 Remake
2022 – Elden Ring
2021 – Resident Evil Village
2020 – Mafia: Definitive Edition
2019 – Outer Wilds
2018 – Red Dead Redemption 2
2017 – Hollow Knight
2016 – Dark Souls 3
2015 – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
2014 – Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
2013 – The Last of Us
2012 – Dishonoured
2011 – Portal 2
2010 – Call of Duty: Black Ops
2009 – Left 4 Dead 2
2008 – Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
2007 – BioShock
2006 – Wii Sports
2005 – Club Penguin
2004 – Halo 2
2003 – Bookworm
2002 – Luigi's Mansion
2001 – Halo: Combat Evolved
2000 – Spyro: Year of the Dragon
1999 – RollerCoaster Tycoon (I wanted to stop at 2000, but this game is such a heater I had to include it)

Ty the Tasmanian Tiger
Quantum Break
BioShock Infinite
Frosties Football Frenzy