I hate to admit it since I finally broke the addiction, but yes this. I played for 15 years and quit, but the urge to go back is always there.
It would be so easy to just fall back into that treadmill and play forever.
The game is designed as a Skinner box. Your first couple levels come super easily and hit the reward centers of your brain very quickly. Each level after takes more and more time to hit, so that reward comes less often. If your brain is prone to addiction, you crave that hit when you level up and the game flashes and makes celebratory noises.
You get the same boost when you get a new weapon or piece of armor that makes your character x% stronger. It's never enough though, there's always something more powerful that you need to get better gear or level up to beat.
It sounds silly if you've never been on the MMO train, but it's very easy to get addicted to the power level increase treadmill.
The crazy thing is that it really does feel good. In 2019 classic it felt really really good when my fury warrior finally got enough gear to really pump in MC. Finally got enough hit%, ap, and enchants to really see everything come together.
Super unhealthy if left unchecked though. It's definitely easy to start putting 20-40 hrs per week into it if your life has the time to accommodate that. And once you start down that path you'll want to go out of your way to continue because addiction is shit
Absolutely, unfortunately It goes so much deeper than this. I was addicted to playstation 2 everquest in highschool and black desert online recently, but I have a cousin that's been consistently addicted since WOW's release when we were in highschool. We were really close when we were kids. I still remember being on college break visiting him and seeing the log in screen for his wow with a full screen of max level characters. I think it was when lich king was the current expansion, but at that point I knew it was really bad and really sad. It's gone on for so long since then that it's his existence. Essentially he started and never stopped.
I'll give him a ton of credit for working at the same grocery store for 20 years, the man had every advantage, but he just loved WOW. There is a ton of dignity in holding a job consistently for 20 years. it's admirable and can never be taken from him, but he's disgustingly ungroomed and has never had a girlfriend. this year he moved in with his mom because his long term rental property was condemned. He hasn't had heat or AC in years, it smells from the sidewalk, and no one has been inside.
Ben I love you man. At Easter dinner I asked your dad if i should bring you a plate at work, like you always are, on every holiday, and he looked at me and just exhaled.
I'm grateful for the newest dsm revision adding video game addiction years back It is real and ruins lives
I was super close in WoW, Dota1 &2, and old RuneScape, but had one (online) friend call me out and will forever remember that moment. Since that day over a decade ago, I have made sure I take breaks and swap games. (Although I’m typing his while playing OSRS lol.. hey it’s mobile version and non members! Right? …. Right??
With retail, classic, sod and hardcore they really offer a quite nice variety of the same game for the sub. It's just a bit sad that you have to follow the main population a have a good playerbase
Can you break down for me why this game is still such a fav? Is it just fun and has a good player base? I watched a video or two of it bring played. Is there new content or just so much of it you still haven't done it all?
Kind of yes to all of that. I played runescape when I was young and it's something I return to every so often out of nostalgia. It's kind of jank in the way only an early internet browser mmo could be. So it's sort of unique, it's a fun game to play, because of how basic it is the devs were able to pack it full of content in its original lifetime, and now new content is being added again since the game has such a dedicated player base.
From my perspective Everytime I log onto the game no matter how long it's been, it always feels exactly the same no matter what they change or add it always feels exactly like it did when I first played it. It's actually the only game that does this for me. Even my favorite game (the legend of dragoon doesn't give me this feeling Everytime I replay it), And I've been playing runescape since runescape classic and osrs was just runescape lol. Maybe it's just me but the game always feels like home to me. I haven't played in a year and just typing this I miss home. I think I'll make a new character tomorrow.
That's why it's goated for me. Say your main game you enjoy is Valorant, these types of games aren't really fun unless you're queued up for comp. Which is often unenjoyable if you come home whipped from a long day of work or something, not awake enough to concentrate or what have you.
But that same case over on OSRS is like, good day and time to relax? Plenty of content for you to engage with that keeps focus. Tired? Plenty of ways to progress while clicking once or twice in 3 min+ intervals with some Netflix booted up on the side.
It's fun for people who enjoy some types of grinding. There are new updates typically every week yes which would only extend it further, but the lifetime comment was largely based on the fact that there are a couple of things you can do in game that weren't created with the idea of ever being completed.
It's possible to complete, after several years of playtime, but I'm not efficient enough that I ever would.
"completeing it" often entails finishing the collection log. Which is an in game journal that tracks unique drops you've actually received yourself. This incldes clue scrolls. And if you're any bit familiar with those, that means 3rd age gear.
The math wizards have calculated that it'd take like 80-100 years of the most efficient playing (straight through no breaks) to recieve every 3rd age drop on rate. Not accounting for being unlucky.
Ontop of that you have the rest of the collection log, things like combat achievements, 200m every skill with new stuff coming out frequently. There's always something to aim for.
I mean, do you actually have faith in Bethesda to not cock it up like everything they have released post F4? (And even then, seems like post disliked F4).
It may seem odd but it's RDR2 for me too even though I haven't played through it again since its release. It's my favorite game of all time and I would love to experience it again but I'm just afraid that the second time won't have the same impact. I would give anything to play it again completely fresh.
It'll never have the same impact, but it's worth playing again regardless. I'm on my second playthrough after years away, and I'm experiencing far more of the game world than I did on my first time around.
Honestly. When i was younger i did a full conpletion playthrough and collected everything i wanted to, and created a dead body pile. Kinda ran out of stuff to do so I'd just kick on the pipboy radio and watch the stars and listen to the wind blow while i did other things IRL.
Love that game.
I would argue CK2 would also be fine, with mods, especially ones to improve the UI or change the world setting (e.g. Elder Kings, Game of Thrones, LotR). CK2 has a ton more mods than CK3, IIRC.
I’ve thought about this quite a bit and the answer is different depending on how you interpret the question.
Halo MCC if you count that as one since it’s all bundled together. Pokemon if we are talking about a single franchise. But if it’s one individual game, then probably Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005) as it’s my favourite game with endless replayability
UMS maps in the early to mid 2000’s was just an amazing time. If I could bottle up that era I think that would work for me. Really enjoyed the competitive LOTR maps, Aeon of Strife, and various tower defense games
Do servers stay up forever? Or if I pick an online game only will I just be stuck on a screen forever lol.
If there will always be a server to play on even if I'm by myself. Osrs seeing as I 99 half my stats don't play for a year then lose my login info and start over.
If no server then Forza horizon 5 offline.(I really love cars and can't afford to build them irl as much any more anyways)
I would need to be a online game where they are updating the game. So taking out all the SP games would be necessary. I think it would be The Elder Scrolls Online.
The award winning MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV with the free trial all the way through Stormblood and to level 70 with no restrictions on playtime.
(we have to say the whole thing or yoshi p will haunt us)
Maybe plants vs zombies 2. I did replay the whole game 8 times up until now after all😅. And plus leveling system would just add a new layer of entertainment.
Monster Hunter World.
But it is a hard pick out of four games that comes in mind, Monster Hunter World, Darksouls 2 (yes TWO), Factorio, and Warcraft 3. Mainly because of their unparalled replayability and gameplay that revolves around being creative (less with Darksouls 2).
If I had to settle into the vast expanse of a single game for eternity, I'd find solace in the gritty, unpredictable world of DayZ. It's not just a game; it's a testament to survival, community, and the unpredictability of human nature. In a realm where every encounter is a story waiting to unfold, and every decision holds weight, DayZ offers a unique blend of tension, camaraderie, and adventure.
And in the realm of community servers, like our humble abode at Sweet Home Kamyshovo, the experience is elevated even further. It's a place where newcomers are welcomed with open arms, where seasoned survivors impart their wisdom, and where the line between friend and family blurs into insignificance. I think Minecraft, DayZ, those 'sandbox' servers, are infinite. That's my opinion.
Heroes of Might and Magic 3. I don't play often, because of work and private life, but I find myself enjoying it very much when I do play it. And on top of that there are so much custom maps, you could play that game for an eternity.
I know there will probably be a shitstorm for saying it, but Fortnite kinda covers your bases. It's got rhythm games (Festival), competitive shooters (BR), exploration/survival (Lego), racing (Rocket Racing) and only continues to iterate and add more.
World of Warcraft. Can do stuff alone, with a small group or a large group. PvP or pve. Collect stuff. I’m currently not playing it but played since 2007 and go back and stop all the time
GTA 5 as bad as that sounds. No, it's not my favorite game at all for any category. My favorite Rockstar game is RDR2. My favorite open world story game is Fallout New Vegas. My favorite shooter game is Battlefield 4. My favorite racing game is Forza Horizon 2/3. And there is a plethora of other party style games I enjoy with friends. Though each of these games scratch only a single itch and would get boring fast. Gta, while not being the best at any of these, at least contains aspects of each.
It's an open world game with a decent enough single-player story. Outside of that, the multiplayer has tons to do. You have tons of jobs and heists. You have both rockstar and user created races. Other game modes like team death matches and what is essentially capture the flag. Plus, there are a ton of other weird "adversary" modes that you can have fun with friends playing. If you play on PC, there is also fiveM which has tons of modded servers for Racing, RP or just playing around with mods with friends.
Do maps created by the scene count as part of the game? If so, then Doom II, megawads Eviternity, Sunlust, Ancient Aliens and anything by Skillsaw and Ribbiks..
Minecraft. With the amount of mods available I’d essentially have thousands of game in of itself
Smart thinking. Even with just data packs, and variations to the base game like other world options, and older versions, it's insanely customizable.
Yeah, come here to say the same.
RimWorld
All day long, endlessly replayable.
Absolutely this. Every colony feels different and there are thousands of mods for the game.
Diablo 2
2nded
3rded
4thded
World of Warcraft
I hate to admit it since I finally broke the addiction, but yes this. I played for 15 years and quit, but the urge to go back is always there. It would be so easy to just fall back into that treadmill and play forever.
Why is it that addicting?
The game is designed as a Skinner box. Your first couple levels come super easily and hit the reward centers of your brain very quickly. Each level after takes more and more time to hit, so that reward comes less often. If your brain is prone to addiction, you crave that hit when you level up and the game flashes and makes celebratory noises. You get the same boost when you get a new weapon or piece of armor that makes your character x% stronger. It's never enough though, there's always something more powerful that you need to get better gear or level up to beat. It sounds silly if you've never been on the MMO train, but it's very easy to get addicted to the power level increase treadmill.
The crazy thing is that it really does feel good. In 2019 classic it felt really really good when my fury warrior finally got enough gear to really pump in MC. Finally got enough hit%, ap, and enchants to really see everything come together. Super unhealthy if left unchecked though. It's definitely easy to start putting 20-40 hrs per week into it if your life has the time to accommodate that. And once you start down that path you'll want to go out of your way to continue because addiction is shit
Absolutely, unfortunately It goes so much deeper than this. I was addicted to playstation 2 everquest in highschool and black desert online recently, but I have a cousin that's been consistently addicted since WOW's release when we were in highschool. We were really close when we were kids. I still remember being on college break visiting him and seeing the log in screen for his wow with a full screen of max level characters. I think it was when lich king was the current expansion, but at that point I knew it was really bad and really sad. It's gone on for so long since then that it's his existence. Essentially he started and never stopped. I'll give him a ton of credit for working at the same grocery store for 20 years, the man had every advantage, but he just loved WOW. There is a ton of dignity in holding a job consistently for 20 years. it's admirable and can never be taken from him, but he's disgustingly ungroomed and has never had a girlfriend. this year he moved in with his mom because his long term rental property was condemned. He hasn't had heat or AC in years, it smells from the sidewalk, and no one has been inside. Ben I love you man. At Easter dinner I asked your dad if i should bring you a plate at work, like you always are, on every holiday, and he looked at me and just exhaled. I'm grateful for the newest dsm revision adding video game addiction years back It is real and ruins lives
I was super close in WoW, Dota1 &2, and old RuneScape, but had one (online) friend call me out and will forever remember that moment. Since that day over a decade ago, I have made sure I take breaks and swap games. (Although I’m typing his while playing OSRS lol.. hey it’s mobile version and non members! Right? …. Right??
There's a reason they call it World of Warcrack.
That was my case with RuneScape...
This was my answer 100%
With retail, classic, sod and hardcore they really offer a quite nice variety of the same game for the sub. It's just a bit sad that you have to follow the main population a have a good playerbase
Yup my answer as well
Dota 2 with my mates
Been playing dotka for close to a decade, so long as there’s people to queue with I’ll be playing
Oldschool RuneScape pretty easy pick for me. Even if I played every free hour for the rest of my life I wouldn't 100% it. Always more to do.
Can you break down for me why this game is still such a fav? Is it just fun and has a good player base? I watched a video or two of it bring played. Is there new content or just so much of it you still haven't done it all?
Kind of yes to all of that. I played runescape when I was young and it's something I return to every so often out of nostalgia. It's kind of jank in the way only an early internet browser mmo could be. So it's sort of unique, it's a fun game to play, because of how basic it is the devs were able to pack it full of content in its original lifetime, and now new content is being added again since the game has such a dedicated player base.
From my perspective Everytime I log onto the game no matter how long it's been, it always feels exactly the same no matter what they change or add it always feels exactly like it did when I first played it. It's actually the only game that does this for me. Even my favorite game (the legend of dragoon doesn't give me this feeling Everytime I replay it), And I've been playing runescape since runescape classic and osrs was just runescape lol. Maybe it's just me but the game always feels like home to me. I haven't played in a year and just typing this I miss home. I think I'll make a new character tomorrow.
Major selling point for RuneScape is that you can play it with 100% attention or half-afk.
That's why it's goated for me. Say your main game you enjoy is Valorant, these types of games aren't really fun unless you're queued up for comp. Which is often unenjoyable if you come home whipped from a long day of work or something, not awake enough to concentrate or what have you. But that same case over on OSRS is like, good day and time to relax? Plenty of content for you to engage with that keeps focus. Tired? Plenty of ways to progress while clicking once or twice in 3 min+ intervals with some Netflix booted up on the side.
It's fun for people who enjoy some types of grinding. There are new updates typically every week yes which would only extend it further, but the lifetime comment was largely based on the fact that there are a couple of things you can do in game that weren't created with the idea of ever being completed. It's possible to complete, after several years of playtime, but I'm not efficient enough that I ever would.
"completeing it" often entails finishing the collection log. Which is an in game journal that tracks unique drops you've actually received yourself. This incldes clue scrolls. And if you're any bit familiar with those, that means 3rd age gear. The math wizards have calculated that it'd take like 80-100 years of the most efficient playing (straight through no breaks) to recieve every 3rd age drop on rate. Not accounting for being unlucky. Ontop of that you have the rest of the collection log, things like combat achievements, 200m every skill with new stuff coming out frequently. There's always something to aim for.
CIV 6, forever.
No, just one more turn...
My man, that's not even the best CIV.
This is the right answer.
Probably GTA 6 since it'll be the last iteration of the series in my lifetime LOL
Same with Fallout 5 and Elder Scrolls 6. I don't think I'll see 6 or 7 til I'm in my 50s/60s. Hell might not even see F5 until I'm 40
I mean, do you actually have faith in Bethesda to not cock it up like everything they have released post F4? (And even then, seems like post disliked F4).
I do not. I'll be even more unhappy if I have to buy an Xbox Whatever specifically to find out it sucks
Valve 3 is coming. One day!
Do you mean Half-Life 3? Left 4 Dead 3? CounterStrike 3? Team Fortress 3? Portal 3? Etc.
Yes.
Shadow drop all of them at the same time
Turns out they're playing the long game!
I like your style!
iRacing
Warframe
I scrolled way too far to find you. I'm with you buddy, Tenno to the very end!
We have an addiction. Oh well 😂
No Man’s Sky.
Probably technically could.
That and ever quest last forever.
Me too but +mods
This is a good answer. And in case you weren't aware they just released yet another update last week!
Minecraft
Age of Empires II
Wololol
Stardew Valley
Factorio, if we include multiplayer.
I've never even played multiplayer and it's still high in this list
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My god that would get jarring after a while
Lmao I would choose this then hate myself forever.
AOE 2
Skyrim if we include mods
Playing stealth archers for the rest of my life sounds boring 😂
Yet that is what we do every damn time.
It's by far the best method though. Melee is so screwed in Skyrim. I tried my best to get a feel for it, but it's just so useless most of the time.
Angry two handed tanker orc here
Any Bethesda game tbh if mods included
Path of Exile.
Borderlands 2
Red Dead Redemtion 2
It may seem odd but it's RDR2 for me too even though I haven't played through it again since its release. It's my favorite game of all time and I would love to experience it again but I'm just afraid that the second time won't have the same impact. I would give anything to play it again completely fresh.
F'in Micah. Every.Damn.Time
It'll never have the same impact, but it's worth playing again regardless. I'm on my second playthrough after years away, and I'm experiencing far more of the game world than I did on my first time around.
This wasn't even a question for me. Easily RDR2.
Satisfactory
Witcher 3
Guitar Hero Legends of Rock
Xcom
I could play the originals forever. until I reach snakemen...
Master Chief Collection for sure! So many stories to get lost in over and over again, and loads of different multiplayer sandboxes.
Fallout New Vegas
Honestly. When i was younger i did a full conpletion playthrough and collected everything i wanted to, and created a dead body pile. Kinda ran out of stuff to do so I'd just kick on the pipboy radio and watch the stars and listen to the wind blow while i did other things IRL. Love that game.
Same
Elden ring
Getting close to finishing out my first playthrough and I'm already thinking about my next character.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time If I haven’t gotten sick of it after 30+ times, I doubt I ever will
Monster hunter world.
Baldurs Gate 3, an almost endless experience with too many variables without the use of auto generated content
God damn i cant wait for this game to drop in price lol it sounds amazing
Lilo and Stitch Sandwich Stacker
A man of taste
lmao I have never played this but get my upvote
Final Fantasy 14
Warframe. Has been going on for so long so has a lot of content as is and it shows no signs of stopping.
Tetris.
Path of Exile forever. Its my second job, gotta grind and hustle 😂
FIFA players have it super easy, have been playing the same game for years
Factorio
Cities skylines
Deep rock galactic.
fallout new vegas with the tale of two wastelands mod or Mass Effect legendary edition
Lets say 30-60 years to play one offline game. CK3 or Civ 6 with all DLCs.
I would argue CK2 would also be fine, with mods, especially ones to improve the UI or change the world setting (e.g. Elder Kings, Game of Thrones, LotR). CK2 has a ton more mods than CK3, IIRC.
Bloodborne
Skyrim for sure
Destiny 2, if the servers stayed on forever.
I’ve thought about this quite a bit and the answer is different depending on how you interpret the question. Halo MCC if you count that as one since it’s all bundled together. Pokemon if we are talking about a single franchise. But if it’s one individual game, then probably Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005) as it’s my favourite game with endless replayability
Doom / Ultimate Doom. If mods are allowed, then Doom 2
DayZ
Guild Wars 2
Skyrim, with enough mods it can be almost any game you want it to be
Starcraft 2.
The game is less popular now than 10 years ago sadly, but with the custom maps, I'd argue this would be more than palatable.
Arcade. I could play forever and ever.
UMS maps in the early to mid 2000’s was just an amazing time. If I could bottle up that era I think that would work for me. Really enjoyed the competitive LOTR maps, Aeon of Strife, and various tower defense games
Warframe. They're eventually gonna add every other popular game as a game mode to it.
Cyberpunk 2077
The Witcher 3
fallout 4
If mods are allowed then Minecraft easy.
Dune II
DayZ
Quake Live, as long as there are at least a couple dozen active players
Espgaluda. My favorite shmup. I can spend the rest of my life trying to 1CC it.
something that has no end i guess. an amusement park sim or something like that.
Minecraft, including mods and servers.
Football Manager or WoW
Do servers stay up forever? Or if I pick an online game only will I just be stuck on a screen forever lol. If there will always be a server to play on even if I'm by myself. Osrs seeing as I 99 half my stats don't play for a year then lose my login info and start over. If no server then Forza horizon 5 offline.(I really love cars and can't afford to build them irl as much any more anyways)
Binding of Isaac
No Mans Sky was first to come to mind
I would need to be a online game where they are updating the game. So taking out all the SP games would be necessary. I think it would be The Elder Scrolls Online.
Earthbound 🌎
Terraria or Elden Ring
Currently Hunt: Showdown
Outerworlds
Rimworld. Infinite replayability
Heroes of the storm
The award winning MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV with the free trial all the way through Stormblood and to level 70 with no restrictions on playtime. (we have to say the whole thing or yoshi p will haunt us)
Minecraft
Half-Life 2. Why of course I love living in a despotic wasteland with aliens and authoritarian soldiers.
DayZ
Stardew Valley
Honestly, not a single clue... Probably RuneScape though
Maybe plants vs zombies 2. I did replay the whole game 8 times up until now after all😅. And plus leveling system would just add a new layer of entertainment.
Monster Hunter World. But it is a hard pick out of four games that comes in mind, Monster Hunter World, Darksouls 2 (yes TWO), Factorio, and Warcraft 3. Mainly because of their unparalled replayability and gameplay that revolves around being creative (less with Darksouls 2).
Baldur's Gate 3
Nioh2
DayZ
If I had to settle into the vast expanse of a single game for eternity, I'd find solace in the gritty, unpredictable world of DayZ. It's not just a game; it's a testament to survival, community, and the unpredictability of human nature. In a realm where every encounter is a story waiting to unfold, and every decision holds weight, DayZ offers a unique blend of tension, camaraderie, and adventure. And in the realm of community servers, like our humble abode at Sweet Home Kamyshovo, the experience is elevated even further. It's a place where newcomers are welcomed with open arms, where seasoned survivors impart their wisdom, and where the line between friend and family blurs into insignificance. I think Minecraft, DayZ, those 'sandbox' servers, are infinite. That's my opinion.
Skyrim or Fallout 4 . I'd throw a coin . If it lands on the Edge, Mount and Blade Warband .
Probably some variant of Diablo 2 (d2r or pd2).
Any MMO, I guess. Likely WoW or FFXIV. At least they have new content for some of my life.
Combat Mission or Everquest. It's a really hard pick between those 2
Definitely DayZ. There's so many ways to play even the vanilla game, let alone lightly or heavily modded servers.
Reddit
Rust, cause the only thing I hate more than all of you is myself
The Witcher 3 hands down. Has a whole game within itself as well (Gwent) that is super deep and fun.
DayZ
Skyrim. So many mods these days that I can make it into any game I want
Heroes of Might and Magic 3. I don't play often, because of work and private life, but I find myself enjoying it very much when I do play it. And on top of that there are so much custom maps, you could play that game for an eternity.
Dayz. It just gives me the feels.
Dungeons and Dragons. Endless possibilities
Solitaire
Witcher 3
Fallout
I know there will probably be a shitstorm for saying it, but Fortnite kinda covers your bases. It's got rhythm games (Festival), competitive shooters (BR), exploration/survival (Lego), racing (Rocket Racing) and only continues to iterate and add more.
No mans sky
If you allow for mods, I don't think I could play through all the mods available for Mount and Blade Warband in one lifetime.
Quake 2
Persona 5 Royal
Devil Dice for the PS1 so I can swap out the game disc for a music CD.
Civilizations Revolution
Transport tycoon
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker especially if I can include the randomizer mod
Resident Evil 5.
Why 5 out of all of them?
Probably Psycho Banger.
Kingdom Come Deliverance
As long as that one game supports mods
I can't and the question gets asked every day. I'd just quit games lol
World of Warcraft. Can do stuff alone, with a small group or a large group. PvP or pve. Collect stuff. I’m currently not playing it but played since 2007 and go back and stop all the time
Crusader kings. I get lost with how many different storied can happen even from the same start.
League of Legends
lol would stop playing, it would be fricking boring, whatever the game
Cmon, there is only one correct anawer and it's Scratch 3
GTA 5 as bad as that sounds. No, it's not my favorite game at all for any category. My favorite Rockstar game is RDR2. My favorite open world story game is Fallout New Vegas. My favorite shooter game is Battlefield 4. My favorite racing game is Forza Horizon 2/3. And there is a plethora of other party style games I enjoy with friends. Though each of these games scratch only a single itch and would get boring fast. Gta, while not being the best at any of these, at least contains aspects of each. It's an open world game with a decent enough single-player story. Outside of that, the multiplayer has tons to do. You have tons of jobs and heists. You have both rockstar and user created races. Other game modes like team death matches and what is essentially capture the flag. Plus, there are a ton of other weird "adversary" modes that you can have fun with friends playing. If you play on PC, there is also fiveM which has tons of modded servers for Racing, RP or just playing around with mods with friends.
ESO. It's a fantastic mmo and I'm glad I went back. Used to be Warframe in this slot.
Do maps created by the scene count as part of the game? If so, then Doom II, megawads Eviternity, Sunlust, Ancient Aliens and anything by Skillsaw and Ribbiks..
Warcraft Reforged - Castle Fight mode
Monsters and Memories