Games you've invested >500 hours in

World of Warcraft would be the most at around 16,000 hours to date.
Path of Exile is next, got around 4,200 hours on Steam and probably that again when I use the non-Steam client.
 
I thought I would have easily done this in American Truck Simulator but that's only on 300-odd according to Steam. But surely I must have spent 1000+ on Mass Effect 3 multiplayer. I played that every day for two years solid.
 
Only got close in a couple of games according to Steam, although many years of playing Age of Empires 3 would be unrecorded.

Kerbal Space Program - 415 hrs.
Startrek Online - 381 hrs.
Dying Light - 245 hrs.
 
Ultima Online played to the exclusion of ALL other games for two years solid, at least 8 hours a day between 2000-2001, more on a weekend. So at least 6000 hours. Other big hitters will be the Paradox grand strategy games CK2, EU3 and HoI3, of which CK2 has about 2000 hours. Elite Dangerous was played solidly for about 3 years, so got to have bust 500 hours in that easy. These days though, I can go for several days without playing any game.
 
Doom / Doom II
C&C Redalert / OpenRA
Soldier of fortune 2
Medal of honour allied assault
Battlefield 2
Call of duty Warzone / Modern Warfare (1008 hours)

It's hard to track most of the older games.
Doom and C&C Redalert i've played on and off since the 90s.
Doom I and II there have been a few different mods like brutal doom which I completed a few yeaers ago on Ultra Violence, zdoom and master levels.
Most recently i'm playing OpenRA which is still played constantly by quite a few people and has an active community on https://forum.openra.net/

SOF2 and then MOHAA were the first multiplayer games I put serious time into.
BF2 was the first team/squad based game with VOIP and specific roles. I was in 50klicks clan for a few years and had some great 50k vs OcUK matches

Modern Warfare / Warzone is my main game now and worked wonders over all the lockdowns. It was my main form of speaking to friends (and a couple random guys) id not spoken to / see in years. We've had a couple meet ups (in real life) It's strange seeing people you have never seen before but speak to almost everyday for over a year.
At a team in Warzone we were / are not the best but use it more as a social thing. Talking rubbish and dropping in into the Verdansk park bunker as a quads to pistol whip a few kids was the perfect way to relieve lockdown stress :D
 
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Rocket League - 2100 Hours (Edit: This would be higher if i knew how many hours me and my brother put into the orginal game, super sonic acrobatic rocket powered battle cars)
Warframe - 739 Hours (I miss those endless survival missions :()
Team Fortress - 447 hours (So close)

Not a game, but I have 1,074 hours in Blender.
Leaving it on while you render animations doesn't count:p

Also how did you record your blender hours:confused:
 
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MOHAA has to be the only one for me, since then, nothings really got me as involved.
A few of the CoD's must have been close though.
I now play Warzone with one of my uni housemates who used to play MOHAA all the time.
So many hours spent on Remagen, Stalingrad, Destroyed village and my favourite The Bridge.
Spearheads 'Brest' map was fantastic too. I can walk around that map in my head even having not played it in 20 years :eek:
I speak to my old housemate now (playing Warzone) more than when I lived with him in 2002 :D

You should try Warzone / Modern Warfare if you havent already. The game mechanics are fantastic and cross play with pc / xbox / ps works really well. Yes, it has it's cheaters/hackers and bugs in the new Caldera map but overall its still a fantastic team game. Games usually only last 25-30 mins, probably average about 15 mins a game for us on a good day!
 
Married now so less time to spend on games but these two were time sinks
X3 Albian Prelude 655
X3 Terrain Conflict 700
Pub G 1600

Also spent a lot of time playing X1 and X2 but they were not on steam
 
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