I started playing The Sims 4 in 2014 when I was 6, and I still play it often today, almost 12 years later. In the meantime, I also started playing The Sims 3 and The Sims 2, and I actually like them more, but The Sims 4 is still my “comfort game.”
I started playing The Sims 4 in 2014 when I was 6, and I still play it often today, almost 12 years later. In the meantime, I also started playing The Sims 3 and The Sims 2, and I actually like them more, but The Sims 4 is still my “comfort game.”
I’ve been playing the sims series since I was about the same age, sims 1 in… 2002? Though I haven’t played it much. The fact that TS4 has been out for that long… Geez. So The Sims series as a whole. Would recommend at least giving S1 a shot if you haven’t, it’s fun in a charming kinda way. I’ve also played a lot of the sims games. All of the main PC ones, The Sims on ps1, The Urbz, Sims 2 on the PS2/GBA/PSP (all VERY different games to each other), sims Unleashed on the PSP, freeplay, the weird mobile app… Yeah. I’d also recommend checking out all of The Sims 2 console ports, because they’re all weird as hell, and the stories in them are hilarious, and they’re all very different to each other, so it’s worth trying all of them if you end up liking one of them.
If we mean same game the whole time, RuneScape. I started in 2007, and have played on and off since, though I haven’t been back since they cancelled pride last year, and don’t plan to go back.
If we mean hours, either Mabinogi or Wurm Online. Mabi is a close second for how long I’ve played (started 2010), and I’ve probably got similar hour counts in Mabi as Wurm, I just can’t confirm Mabi’s playtime. I’ve got… 4500 hours ish in Wurm?