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Warframe, anyone?
I’m creeping up on 10k hours so I’d say so
Warframe and Stellaris are the only two games in my 20+ year old steam library with over a thousand hours.
Been a while since I played space ninjas.
Where Rimworld?
Rimworld couldn't make the meeting due to an outstanding warrant from the ICC.
Rimworld definitely belongs in this picture.
I`m in this picture, twice ...
Not sure if the average Mindustry player has an ungodly amount of time in it, but I'm surenyou could add that just for how many levels there seem to be on each world to conquer and build up... and probably the sane amount of terror and anger they'd get from seeing my conveyor work.
Let's see..
Factorio: 7526 hours
Dwarf Fortress: Untracked, as I bought it on steam only to support the devs. When I worked on a ship, Dwarf Fortress was my go-to when I was off shift, as it was a great way to unwind, but it must be well over a thousand.
I actually only have 100h in Dyson, and maybe 3 in satisfactory.
Other noteworthy titles:
Kerbal Space Program: 1582
Rimworld: 1048
HoI IV: 1200
War Thunder: 1768
Me with all four at ungodly play times. If it only had DCSS included too
It would be interesting to compare what games on Steam have the highest mean, median and p90 playtime.
Space Station 13/14 is surely worse
mindustry is the thing, but it necesarily has to be played for longer than an hour most of the times
Kerbal Space Program
No love for Foundry? It's really good!
For me, this is The Binding of Isaac. Around 10k hours across more than a decade of play
I actually have a reasonable number of hours in Dwarf Fortress and Satisfactory. Factorio though, yeah...
Rocket League 💪 Probably about 6k hours now.
this post was submitted on 21 May 2026
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