Fallout 4 throws you into a massive, post-apocalyptic sandbox packed with endless things to do. You can focus on building settlements, side with different factions that change the story, or just wander off in a random direction to see what you find. Every new playthrough lets you experience the Commonwealth in a completely different way. | © Bethesda Game Studios
Elden Ring offers a staggering amount of freedom in how you explore its massive world and build your character. You could completely miss entire legacy dungeons or hidden bosses on your first journey through the Lands Between. With hundreds of weapons and magic styles to try, each new playthrough feels like a unique adventure. | © FromSoftware
Vampire Survivors is the definition of an infinitely replayable roguelike. Its simple just move gameplay creates a deeply addictive loop of unlocking new characters and weapons. With a constant stream of new content and crossovers, there's always a fresh reason to survive just one more 30-minute run. | © Poncle
Disco Elysium is a game you replay not for action, but for entirely new conversations and discoveries. By investing your skill points differently, you unlock unique dialogue options and even hear new voices in your head, reshaping the story. Playing as a different kind of detective completely transforms your experience in this one-of-a-kind RPG. | © ZA/UM
Hitman 2 gives you a sprawling sandbox and a target, then lets you execute the perfect hit your own way. Each map is a living diorama full of NPC routines and hidden opportunities, from poisonings to "accidental" chandelier drops. You'll revisit these levels repeatedly to discover all the clever, devious ways you can complete your contract. | © IO Interactive
Resident Evil 2 demands at least four playthroughs to see everything from both Leon and Claire's perspectives. Each "B" scenario remixes item and enemy locations, keeping you on your toes even when you know the police station layout. Mastering the game also rewards you with powerful, unlimited ammo weapons, letting you turn the tables on Raccoon City's horrors in the most satisfying way. | © Capcom
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an epic you can get lost in more than once. While you're always Geralt, you can focus on entirely new regions and questlines you skipped before, uncovering dozens of fresh hours of content. Its phenomenal expansions, especially the massive Blood and Wine, also offer a compelling reason to saddle up Roach for another adventure. | © CD Projekt
Civilization VI is the kind of game that makes "one more turn" turn into an all-night session. Each match is a fresh start on a new, randomly generated map, with different leaders and strategies to explore. You can tailor the game's speed and conditions, making every playthrough a unique challenge where no two empires ever rise the same way. | © Firaxis Games
Path of Exile is a dream for players who love to dive deep into complex character builds and theorycrafting. Reaching the endgame is just the starting point, opening up a vast and endlessly replayable endgame loop. Best of all, you can sink thousands of hours into this massive, ever-evolving ARPG without ever spending a dime. | © Grinding Gear Games
Divinity: Original Sin II is packed with so many quests and story paths that you can't possibly see them all in one go. Choosing different character origins and classes completely changes how you interact with the world and approach its challenges. The brilliant combat system also encourages endless experimentation, letting you combine skills and the environment to win fights in your own unique way.| © Larian Studios
Dark Souls offers near-endless replayability through its deep build customization. You can approach its world as a heavy knight, a nimble spellcaster, or anything in between, making each playthrough feel unique. This freedom to experiment with different strategies and weapons ensures that no two journeys through Lordran are ever the same. | © FromSoftware
Hades turns every escape attempt into a fresh experience with its ever-shifting dungeons and massive pool of weapon upgrades. What truly sets it apart is how each run advances a compelling story, with new interactions waiting every time you fail. You're constantly unlocking new narrative threads and powering up, making each playthrough feel meaningfully different and rewarding. | © Supergiant Games
Hollow Knight hides secrets in its vast world that you'll almost certainly miss on a first run. Chasing its multiple endings requires specific actions each time, giving you a fresh goal. And with 45 different charms to mix and match, you can completely reinvent your combat style on every new adventure. | © Team Cherry
With 26 different endings, seeing the credits in NieR:Automata is just the beginning. Your second playthrough is a whole new campaign from a different character's perspective, completely changing the story. Then a third storyline unlocks, continuing the narrative and making multiple runs essential to experience everything. | © PlatinumGames
While its story leads to a single ending, the true magic of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is its vast, open world. You'll never discover all its secrets in one playthrough, leaving entire regions and puzzles for next time. Returning to Hyrule lets you approach its challenges in a completely new order, making the entire adventure feel fresh again. | © Nintendo
Some games are one-and-done experiences, but others have a special magic that keeps you coming back for more. Whether it's through endless customization, branching stories, or worlds too big for a single visit, these are the 15 games you can replay time and time again.
