Anyone losing interest in games?

[bluefish177]

I definitely have lost interest in some games. I feel like I get burned out after playing so many for so long.

[warstarter123]

Peaked masters, finished season as d2

Lmfao that's league of ya. Hahaha u tested ur luck.

[[MPGH]AVGN]

Games get old but, aiming my mouse and killing people never gets old.

[realcmd]

Not really interest, just not as much time

exact opposite for me, i literally have nothing to do most of the time and don't feel like playing games anymore

[banicom]

Nope. In fact, that's why I'm trending towards immersive games since they are best played instead of watched or multiplayer games. Sadly the latter isn't one I'm super into as I find multiplayer environments silly and frustrating. I recently started Prey and while you can technically watch that game being played, I feel it's better experienced by playing it. I'm also reading books more than I used to. People overwhelm themselves (myself included) with long backlogs that they know they aren't gonna finish. Playing a 100 hour RPG sounds tempting on paper, but it requires a lot of investment to play one by yourself. That's part of why I think I have a long backlog of RPGS, they require some sort of decent hook and variety that most don't have. Now, watching that game being played with good commentary can keep me invested.

[Microsoft]

maplestory for the win

[Obey]

Kinda just grew out of them tbh. But.. I also do a lot of backpacking and hiking/kayaking trips.

Rather live outside than in front of a screen. Was a good distraction when I was younger. But I rather feel an authentic experience than an artificial one these days.

Live and learn.

[TrenGod]

I think that they made games way to complicated nowadays, clean the horse, clean the gun, you need like 100+ hours to finish a game

[eris209]

I feel like I just lost interest in them tbh. I used to be excited whenever I had time to play video games but now... I'd rather do something more productive

[Riigged]

suddenly as of few weeks ago I haven't played a single game lol, I just been doing regular pc stuff like browsing, music, Netflix, etc and well, if you count the game im in mid-development of, then sure, ive been playing A game xd

like I literally went from 24/7 gaming (well, you know what I mean, dedicating all of my free time to the game when im not working and sleeping xD) to not even being interested in playing at all.. about 5-6 weeks ago I started drifting away from them, for a week straight I would turn it on, only play for not even an hour, and go back to watching Netflix and smoking like the classical stoner I am, after that week of not being interested, I just realized theres no point in even turning the game on, because as that week went on, the first day I played for an hour and turned it off, the next I played for 45 minutes and turned it off, the next day I played for half an hour and turned it off, eventually it got to the point where I didn't even get past the matchmaking/home screen before turning it off.

[summit]

You're not alone man. Started losing general interest in video games quite a while ago; the new Call of Duty was quite all right tho

[bookworm77]

yeahhhh played league since season 2 and gradually over time it just became so bland and unfun, and no other game can fill the hole. :/

[joao4080]

i'm losing a little, but i just still playing csgo, i think i'll reduce a lot of time of gaming, if i start to work, or enter in university...

[IntactAbid]

never played any games that aren't highly competitive and where I can't see progression, as such looking back I don't think I ever saw them as fun, but a constant grind.

[Barryw]

Kinda just grew out of them tbh. But.. I also do a lot of backpacking and hiking/kayaking trips.

Rather live outside than in front of a screen. Was a good distraction when I was younger. But I rather feel an authentic experience than an artificial one these days.

Live and learn.

Same here. I spent too much time in front of the screen... Nowadays videogames almost don't interest me maybe except some older series and thus I don't have the urge and time to dig through indie games. I prefer to spend more time with my family and friends, and my hobbies now are more social and outdoor-related. Funny enough is that I find browsing through hiking cookware on cleverwander much more entertaining than playing videogames.