I feel like I play some games a lot, but then I see other people's times and I feel inferior.
I think my problem is I have too many games to play, and I end up playing so many. As of the last 4 or so years, I've completed over 100 games per year, most being around 5-11 hours long.
Also to that dirty confession, I bring up I almost always play games in 720p windowed mode, but this is partially because of all the streaming/recording I do and my own set-up, since of my monitor it takes up most of my screen anyways but enough to see the chat and recording output, there's no room where I am to put a second monitor anywhere practical so I make due with what I've got.
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Speaking of beating games, I just beat Old City: Leviathan. I liked it, but I feel it's a game most wouldn't like. It's a walking simulator with wonderful art direction and graphics, some really striking scenes, beautiful music, and hidden scenes and some horror elements, but the narrative was almost told entirely in exposition dumps, of both the talking to yourself kind and long files that go on for pages, and the narrative eventually went on overly about perception and truth and how it leads to conflict and war that we must all believe in some pre-perceived truth and deflect that which challenges our views rather than taking the journey to understand others. The writing was good, and I ended up enjoying the narrative (ending was okay), and the horror elements were nice and sometimes even super subtle, but as a whole I'd find it a hard game to recommend to most unless they were interested in investing time to explore the world (actually had a lot of branching and interconnecting pathways) and read everything, which takes a while.
