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Definitely not that one either, I've sunk my like 5k hours into that Game, not much more for me there

If you ever played Yu Gi Oh, try Master Duel, but watch a guide of what's meta and whatnots before spending gems. Game is good, but there's a bit of inherent powercreep with some archetypes

Red Dead was until they nerfed the daily challenge streaks. And stopped adding content. And somehow left it to be even more filled with modders than GTA.

Star Trek Online.

Neverwinter.

Destiny, or any game with a battlepass

Do you like Lord of the rings story? Try Lord of the rings online its very peaceful and relaxing mmorpg

You can play any game for a few hours every day. You dont need a season pass to tell you what to do.

This is both true and untrue, would you play let's say, as a casual player not a speedrunner, Mario, for 3 hours a day for at least 180 days? The same mario game, you can't play others. The answer is probably not because there's not anything to do to fill that time other then beat the game repeatedly, however in something like say Warframe or Ark, other games with a grind to them I use those 2 cause they are 2 of my most played, they have a grind to them that allows you to fill that 3+ hours with making progress towards a greater goal. Now if you were a speedrunner or something playing any game and over may be your thing, but thats not what this post is about. Also I never mentioned season passes. I just gave daily quests, as is something like Warframes sortie, that give you rewards that further your gameplay, not cosmetics like a battle pass or something. I basically want a game I can hop on, pop on a Playlist and grind for something, no obligation for long play sessions, but a game able to fuel long session without getting bored.

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> The same mario game, you can't play others.

Why can't you play more than one game?

Anyway, I think it's fairly easy to just try out all the major Games as a Service games.

You got you Warframes and you Destiny's and your FF14's or Path of Exiles.

>Why can't you play more than one game

Because if you could in this example it wouldn't make sense, because you could play one of the dozens of mario games, but you cannot play a dozen different of many other games, so to make the example fair you'd have to pick one. But that was just for the examples sake, obviously you can play more than 1 game I general, but in this case I personally want a game I can play for long periods of time and always have new stuff to work towards. In most games you hit a wall where your options are either repeat doing the same thing over and over, start over from scratch, or put self proclaimed rules on it to make it interesting. I'm just trying to weed out what games i might not of heard of that don't fall into Ant od those 3 categories, where you can keep playing the same game and not easily run out of content as the Endgame is full of stuff to grind and new content is added regularly so unless you no life it you won't find yourself out of content

You could start playing Diablo 3! That game just lasts for ever. And it's exceptionally pick up and play friendly

And then slowly graduate to Diablo 4 soon.

i actually was planning to get into diablo, but im holding out till 4 for that as i feel like im so far behind in diablo that by the time i get reasonably caught up diablo 4 would release anyways XD, but that was on my mind! Just think starting from scratch with everyone else would be best at this point with Diablo 4 only months away :)

If you like the daily/weekly/monthly grind then world of warcraft is definitely going to be uo your alley

Final Fantasy XIV

Destiny 2

Depends what youre into?

World of Tanks and World of Warships have daily missions and quite some grind behind them, as well as War Thunder. But all of them are PvP Games that require Internet

Pretty much all MMORPGs have dailies, the following are the "most active" ones as far s I regard:

Elder Scrolls Online

Fallout 76

Final Fantasy XIV

"Wynncraft" if you already own Minecraft and want something extremely casual

Otherwise as a exploration/sandbox "No Mans Sky" also has some dailies in the Anomaly, as well as you can tact in the grind for upgraded spaceships, weapons, vehicles and such.

What about Rogue Lites without dailies, but lots of Unlocks? Like Risk of Rain (2), Binding of Isaac, FTL Faster than Light, Gunfire Reborn, Enter the Gungeon and so many more?

Titanfall 2 also exists, with a short but great Campaign and an Onlinemode with the usual CoD-esque Unlocks for Weapons and your Titan. It has a PvP and PvE Gamemode

Lost ark

Maybe try some multiplayer PvE/pvp games like Conan Exiles, V-Rising, The Forest, Arc - Survival evolved. There is always something to do. If you don't like the pvp aspect just play on a private server with friends.