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What are some good games with zero replayability? (feddit.dk)

submitted 8 months ago by SorteKanin@feddit.dk to c/games@lemmy.world

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I want to try and play some more games. That feels more fulfilling if you play games that you can finish and be done with.

So what are some good games that have zero (or close to zero perhaps) replayability? I'll start with my own suggestions:

Return of the Obra Dinn: Amazing mystery/detective game. However once you've played it, you basically can't play it again as you remember the solution already and the challenge of the game is trivialized.
Chants of Sennaar: Really great game about deciphering languages. However, once again, by playing the game once, you'll remember the languages and the game has no challenge any more.
Outer Wilds: Mystery adventure game. There is some replayability as there are perhaps areas that you can still explore, but largely once you figure out the mystery and complete the game, there's not much more to experience. Some people speedrun the game though.

All of the above games I value extremely highly even though I only played them ~8-10 hours.

Do you have any others?

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[-] FilterItOut@thelemmy.club 5 points 8 months ago

I liked firewatch, even though I usually dislike walking simulators. It really was a good mesh of dialogue and voice actors, unlike others where the dialogue just drags.

[-] nawa@lemmy.world 3 points 8 months ago

Interactivity really helps relate to the character you're playing even if you're not making any actual choices. And like you said, the dialogues are done pretty well to be enjoyable and not annoying. I liked Firewatch a lot.

[-] captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works 1 points 8 months ago

So did I, which is why I listed it among good games that have no replay value. I enjoyed the thing that it is, I appreciated the visual style, it's well performed...it's one of the better walking simulators. The ending is controversial, which I take to mean it's a work of art.