Minecraft. I spent a lot of time on it, especially when playing with friends on my server.
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This depends on what you define as in game. According to Steam, I've spent the most time on NGU Idle at 3306 hours, but a large amount of that was spent with the game running while I was asleep or at work. For Steam games with the most hours, I've spent 840 playing Path of Exile but that doesn't include the 200 or so hours playing the standalone client. This is followed up by 440 hours playing Terraria (which doesn't include console version hours), and Realm of the Mad God which I have 325 hours playing.
If we include MMOs in the mix, I've easily clocked 1500 hours playing both World of Warcraft (between Classic and Retail up to and including Mists of Pandaria) and Guild Wars 2 over the years.
Funny enough, I wouldn't include any of these games in a list of my favorite games other then Terraria, so that's good to keep in mind :)
On Steam my top game is GTA V with like 1.1k hours, I haven't played it in over 2 years tho.
But the actual top game is probably Minecraft, tho it's hard to get an exact number.
Chose to live the DINK life, loving it.
Probably GTA Vice City back in the day. So much room to just dick around and kill random people.
XCOM 2
Got around 300+ hours into Borderlands 2 and around 600+ into Warframe
Hollow knight ~110h
GTA series in general, and GTA V in particular.
Diablo 2, mostly back in the early days, but resurrected is still fun
MF sorc and Uber killer pally ftw
Metin2 my whole childhood. Then Minecraft and Counter Strike
Terraria and Path of Exile
Guild Wars 2 by far, 10k hours. Followed by Wow and Civ 5.
4000 in arms 3 1000 in TF2 Around 2000 in osrs
Jesus Christ, didn't realise it was that bad. I just wish I was any good at any of them
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Doom I and II with who knows how many hours since Christmas 1996.
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Minecraft since 2011.
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Binding of Issac with close to 1k hours.
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Factorio with 850+ hours and currently rising.
DS1 to DS3, I lost count of the hours.
On steam it's dota 2 with about 3k hours but really my most played game is the old f2p Combat Arms. I nearly exclusively played that game after school to bed for like 4 years, I probably had over 6000 hours logged. Still talk with the friends I made there a decade later.
Swtor
Grim Dawn with 800+ hours. Slay the spire is 2nd with 600+ hours
I'd say Final Fantasy XIV, around 4000 hours
Any of the Championship Manager games.
I'm at around 1750 hours playing The Binding of Isaac and I'm not done with the game......
Team Fortress 2 with over 1,200 hours. I've been playing it regularly for over a decade, so the hours have added up
Ark: Survival Evolved. I'm at just under 1000 hours, and Rocksmith 2014 I'm at 466 hrs.
Soul Sacrifice
CounterStrike. Havenβt played in years but there was a while when it consumed my free time.
Near enough 3000 hours on destiny 2 and g-mod in second with 992 hours. And third is advanced warfare multiplayer woth 699
Workers and Resources: Soviet Republic. 189 hours attempting to create a sustainable, green powered, communist utopia.
Nioh 2. The more you play it, the more there is to do
Pokemon Emerald