playtime reflection

Steam users often reflect on their gaming habits when sorting their libraries by hours played. Nick Evanson has logged 1,178 hours in Hearts of Iron 4, describing a love-hate relationship with the game. Chris Livingston has 417 hours in Team Fortress 2, along with 370 hours in DayZ, 266 hours in No Man's Sky, and 239 hours in Skyrim. Robin Valentine has nearly 200 hours in TF2 and XCOM, noting many of his most-played games are on other platforms. Mollie Taylor has lower Steam numbers due to console gaming but has over 30 hours in Halo Infinite. Jake Tucker has 5,000 hours in Escape From Tarkov and plays Dota 2. Joshua Wolens focuses on single-player RPGs like New Vegas and Mass Effect. Sean Martin enjoys the Total War series and is engaged with Destiny 2. Phil Savage has extensive time in Destiny 2 and has discovered new niche titles. Lauren Morton has significant gaming hours on other platforms and enjoys a variety of games. Natanael Albuquerque prefers single-player games and has more hours in League of Legends than his colleagues. Harvey Randall reflects on his time in Final Fantasy 14, while Lincoln Carpenter reminisces about Marvel Heroes. Andy Chalk favors single-player experiences, while Morgan Park has notable hours in multiplayer FPS games. Ted Litchfield shares mixed feelings about his gaming hours, particularly regarding Destiny 2 and Dragon Age 2.