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00:00Man, today we're diving into 18 great single-player games where you can easily spend over 100 hours.
00:07We're talking epic open worlds, endless site quests, stories that hit harder than a Monday morning,
00:13and that gameplay that makes you say, okay, just one more mission.
00:18So let's get started, because these games don't just take your time, they consume your life.
00:251. Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
00:28Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is the kind of game that takes the whole realistic RPG idea and basically says, hold my beer.
00:37No glowing blue spells, no mystical creatures, no chosen hero nonsense.
00:43This is medieval raw.
00:45Real dirt, real hunger, swords that feel as heavy as a carjack,
00:50and a world where any random bandit can send you straight to the afterlife if you slip up for a second.
00:56You play as Henry, just a regular guy.
00:58No crazy talents, no royal blood, no prophecy hanging over his head.
01:03Just a young man trying to survive, while his entire world falls apart around him.
01:08The game drops you into a place where every choice actually matters.
01:12The way you fight, the clothes you wear, even how clean you are.
01:17Want to intimidate someone? You better look the part.
01:19Want better prices? Might be a good idea to take a bath first.
01:23And the combat? Man, the combat is basically a medieval martial arts class.
01:29You don't just mash buttons, you study stances, strike angles, timing, stamina.
01:34Every fight is a deadly dance, and one mistake can end everything.
01:39The quests have multiple paths, real consequences, and a level of immersion most games can't even touch.
01:46You don't just play the world, you live in it.
01:50And the story is packed with drama, revenge, politics, faith, survival, and a ton of humanity.
01:57If you're into deep RPGs where every minute matters, and every decision leaves a mark,
02:03Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 will easily grab you for over a hundred hours, and you'll enjoy every bit of it.
02:082. Far Cry 6
02:15Far Cry 6 is that perfect point where chaos meets over-the-top action and somehow turns into art.
02:23If there's one game that understands video games are meant to be pure, unfiltered fun, it's this one.
02:30Ubisoft basically opened up a giant toy box and said,
02:34go wild, and you absolutely do. Explosions everywhere.
02:39Improvised weapons that feel like they were built by a mad scientist locked in a garage,
02:44including that glorious gun that plays Macarena while you roast enemies like you're at some summer festival.
02:51And of course, you can't talk about Far Cry 6 without mentioning the villain.
02:56Giancarlo Esposito delivers a straight-up cinematic performance.
03:01Cold, calculated, charismatic, and terrifying all at once.
03:06Every cutscene makes you feel like he could take over the real world if you wanted to.
03:11It's just a shame he doesn't show up more often.
03:13The game could have given way more spotlight to a villain that good.
03:17The story throws you into a full-blown revolution filled with memorable characters,
03:22epic moments, and that classic, chaotic Far Cry humor.
03:26The island of Yara is massive and alive, packed with activities, secrets, wild animals,
03:33enemy bases practically begging to be blown up,
03:36and animal companions that make everything even more insane.
03:40Whether it's your pet crocodile or the most charming paraplegic dog in gaming,
03:45they steal the show.
03:46If you love total freedom, unlimited action, and that beautiful feeling of,
03:51I'm going to blow this up just because I can,
03:54then Far Cry 6 is basically a theme park with over a hundred hours of pure insanity.
04:00Is it chaotic?
04:01Over the top?
04:02Absurd?
04:03Yep.
04:04And that's exactly why it's so much fun.
04:11Number 3.
04:13The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt.
04:15The Witcher 3 isn't just a game.
04:17It's a milestone, a before and after moment.
04:20One of those titles you play once, and your internal quality bar is never the same again.
04:26You play as Geralt of Rivia, the grumpiest, coolest, and most charismatic Witcher in gaming.
04:32And yes, he also has the best white hair in the history of entertainment.
04:38The world he walks through is massive and alive, full of war, disease, misery,
04:43dirty politics, and broken people who always have some kind of tragedy to dump in your lap.
04:50The main story is truly epic.
04:52Deep, emotional, filled with memorable characters, and choices that actually hurt.
04:58One minute you're hunting horrifying swamp monsters,
05:01and the next you're tangled up in family drama more complex than a prime time soap opera.
05:06And the expansions, Blood and Wine and Hearts of Stone,
05:10they're pretty much full games on their own,
05:12with stories that other studios would sell as standalone titles.
05:16And the side quests, oh man, the side quests.
05:20They're so good, they make the main campaigns of some AAA RPGs look embarrassing.
05:26Every mission has its own story, twists, moral gray areas,
05:30and an ending that always says something about the world.
05:33Sometimes you just want to hunt a ghost,
05:35and suddenly you're crying because it turned into a tale about love, loss, and forgiveness.
05:41The gameplay grows on you, the combat gets better as you level up,
05:45the soundtrack hits hard,
05:47and the world is one of those places where you lose hours just walking around and soaking it all in.
05:52The Witcher 3 is that game where a hundred hours feel like a warm-up,
05:56and even then, you still don't want it to end.
06:034. Just Cause 3
06:06Just Cause 3 is basically the definition of mindless fun.
06:11If there's a game that fully embraces chaos and turns it into your daily routine, it's this one.
06:16Here you play as Rico Rodriguez,
06:18one of the most hilariously overpowered characters in gaming history.
06:22He ignores the laws of physics like he got a handwritten note from Newton himself saying,
06:26go ahead and break everything.
06:28With his iconic grappling hook,
06:30a wingsuit that makes you fly like you were born inside a hurricane,
06:33and enough explosives to turn an entire country into a firework show,
06:38Just Cause 3 drops a whole Mediterranean island in your lap and says,
06:42have fun.
06:43And you do.
06:44A lot.
06:45Every enemy base is a chance to choreograph your own personal destruction ballet.
06:49You can yank two helicopters into each other,
06:52blow up a tank while flying upside down,
06:55use a light pole as a giant slingshot,
06:57attach cows to explosive barrels,
07:00just as for the cows,
07:01and turn any tiny problem into a massive cinematic explosion.
07:05The story is simple, but it works.
07:07It's basically there just to justify all the chaos that's about to happen.
07:12The game wants you to be ridiculous,
07:14wants you to go overboard,
07:15wants you to try something no sane person would ever do.
07:18And when you try it, it works.
07:21Just Cause 3 is pure freedom, pure adrenaline.
07:285. Death Stranding 2
07:30Death Stranding 2 keeps that unique blend of loneliness,
07:34hope, and chaos that only Kojima can pull off.
07:37Here, delivering packages isn't just a task,
07:40it's part of the story,
07:42part of the human connection,
07:44part of rebuilding this broken world.
07:46You push through timefall storms that warp everything,
07:50survive tense encounters with BTs,
07:52and cross landscapes that are as desolate as they are breathtaking.
07:56And at the same time,
07:58every route you improve,
08:00and every road you build,
08:01genuinely makes a difference for other players.
08:04The story is still packed with symbolism,
08:07mysteries,
08:08and those Kojima-style dialogues
08:10that keep you thinking long after the cutscene ends.
08:13The journey is slow, on purpose,
08:15and it rewards you with moments
08:17that swing between pure tension
08:19and a sort of spiritual calm.
08:22And yes, you're still going to deliver pizza
08:24in ridiculous situations,
08:26but now with even more style
08:28and actual purpose behind it.
08:31Death Stranding 2 is weird,
08:33it's deep,
08:34and it's addictive
08:34exactly because nobody else makes games like this.
08:386. Watch Dogs 2
08:45Watch Dogs 2 is one of those games
08:47that truly understands how fun
08:49and chaotic being a hacker can be.
08:52It takes San Francisco
08:53and turns the whole city
08:55into a giant tech playground,
08:57where literally anything can become your weapon.
09:00Marcus, unlike the first game's protagonist,
09:03is charismatic,
09:04lighthearted,
09:05and fits perfectly with the vibe
09:07of the Dead Set crew,
09:08a group of brilliant,
09:09totally unhinged young hackers,
09:12mixing humor,
09:13social commentary,
09:14and pure creativity.
09:16The game's missions
09:17give you total freedom.
09:18You can break into places
09:19using only drones,
09:21hack into cameras,
09:22and finish everything
09:23without ever being seen,
09:25or just turn the city
09:26into a massive technological disaster zone.
09:30Remote-controlled cars,
09:31robots doing your dirty work,
09:33ridiculous digital distractions,
09:35everything works.
09:36The game is vibrant,
09:38full of personality,
09:39and offers endless ways
09:40to tackle every objective.
09:42It's perfect for players
09:44who love experimenting
09:45and creating smart chaos
09:46without needing to be lethal all the time.
09:537. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
09:56Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
09:58takes nostalgia
09:59and turns it into a full-blown spectacle.
10:01It's massive,
10:03detailed,
10:04and packed
10:04with that unique FF7 charm.
10:07The characters feel more alive than ever,
10:09with dialogues,
10:11expressions,
10:12and interactions
10:12that make the whole party
10:14even more lovable.
10:15Every region is loaded
10:17with minigames,
10:18secrets,
10:19wild side activities,
10:20and optional bosses
10:22that actually demand strategy.
10:24The combat is a beautiful evolution,
10:27fast,
10:27fluid,
10:28and still strategic,
10:30blending modern action
10:31with the tactical style
10:32that defines Final Fantasy.
10:34The story expands the classic
10:36with real confidence,
10:38delivering moments
10:39that get long-time fans hyped
10:40and pull newcomers in completely.
10:43And the cinematic scenes,
10:45they're so well done,
10:46they feel like they were ripped
10:47straight out of a big-budget movie.
10:50Rebirth is huge,
10:51emotional,
10:52packed with content,
10:53and absolutely impossible
10:54to play for just 10 minutes.
11:008. Diablo 4
11:03Diablo 4 is a triumphant return
11:06to the dark, heavy atmosphere
11:08that made the series legendary
11:10in the first place.
11:12Lilith absolutely owns the narrative.
11:15Her presence,
11:16her style,
11:17that unsettling energy she brings,
11:19it all cranks intensity way up.
11:23The open world is massive,
11:25full of activities,
11:27dungeons,
11:27and random events
11:28that pull you in
11:29every time you take a step.
11:31The classes let you build
11:33wildly different play styles,
11:35and every level,
11:36every item,
11:37every new ability
11:38hits you with that classic
11:40Diablo dopamine rush.
11:42The combat is fast,
11:44brutal,
11:44and insanely satisfying,
11:46especially when huge
11:48hordes of enemies
11:48pop like fireworks
11:50in front of you
11:50in seconds.
11:52And just when you think
11:53you're done,
11:53the end game
11:54opens up an entire
11:55abyss of content.
11:58Nightmare dungeons,
11:59world bosses,
12:01deep progression systems,
12:03and an endless grind
12:04that somehow
12:04never stops being fun.
12:07Diablo 4 doesn't want
12:08you to play a little,
12:10it wants your entire weekend,
12:12and it gives you
12:13more than enough fun
12:14to justify every lost hour.
12:17If you love loot,
12:18constant progression,
12:19and addictive combat,
12:21this is the kind of game
12:22you'll end up living in
12:23for a long, long time.
12:299. Marvel's Spider-Man 2
12:31Spider-Man 2 is the kind
12:34of sequel that doesn't
12:35just improve everything,
12:36it expands the entire idea
12:39of what it means
12:40to be Spider-Man
12:41in a video game.
12:42The graphics are stunning,
12:44the gameplay is even
12:45smoother and faster,
12:47and the transitions
12:47between Peter and Miles
12:49are so seamless
12:50you barely notice them
12:51happening.
12:53And New York.
12:54Man, the city feels alive
12:56in a way that few games
12:57ever pull off.
12:58Just swinging through
12:59the streets
13:00is enough to keep you
13:01playing for hours
13:02without even touching
13:03a mission.
13:04The story is packed
13:05with emotional moments,
13:07twists that actually hit hard,
13:09and cinematic scenes
13:10that look straight out
13:12of a Marvel movie.
13:13The villains are intense,
13:15chaotic,
13:16and bring some truly
13:17unforgettable boss fights.
13:19Every major encounter
13:20feels like an event.
13:22The side missions are stronger,
13:24more varied,
13:25and way more meaningful.
13:27Even the collectibles are fun.
13:28They naturally pull you
13:29across the city,
13:30and before you know it,
13:31you've spent an hour
13:32chasing one more icon
13:34on the way.
13:35It's one of those games
13:36where you tell yourself
13:37you'll play just one mission
13:39and suddenly you look
13:40at the clock
13:41and the whole weekend is gone.
13:43Spider-Man 2 is pure fun
13:45from beginning to end.
13:47A fast, emotional,
13:49explosive celebration
13:50of everything fans love
13:52about the web-slinger.
13:58Number 10.
13:59Metal Gear Solid V.
14:01The Phantom Pain.
14:03Metal Gear Solid V
14:04is Kojima at full power.
14:06It's a stealth sandbox
14:08so polished
14:08and so far ahead of its time
14:10that no one has truly
14:11replicated it to this day.
14:13Here you play as Big Boss
14:15or Venom Snake,
14:16building your own army,
14:17managing resources,
14:19rescuing soldiers,
14:20balloon-extracting enemies,
14:22and tackling missions
14:23with a level of freedom
14:24that feels almost unreal.
14:26Every objective
14:27can be approached
14:27in a thousand different ways.
14:29Stealthy, explosive,
14:31chaotic, silent.
14:33Whatever you imagine,
14:34the game lets you do it.
14:34Your dog marks enemies,
14:36your horse helps open routes,
14:38and your helicopter arrives
14:39blasting whatever song you choose.
14:41It's basically a gigantic
14:43military playground
14:44designed for creativity.
14:46The AI is smart,
14:47reactive,
14:48and constantly adapting
14:49to how you play.
14:50Nothing feels repetitive.
14:52It's complex,
14:53weird,
14:54ambitious,
14:55addictive,
14:55and absolutely brilliant.
14:57It's the kind of game
14:58you sit down to play
14:59for half an hour,
15:00and suddenly you've clocked
15:01100 hours
15:02and you're still discovering
15:03new mechanics and strategies.
15:05A modern stealth masterpiece,
15:07one of the best ever made.
15:1211.
15:13Assassin's Creed Odyssey.
15:15AC Odyssey is the moment
15:17Ubisoft decided
15:19that the entire ancient Greek world
15:21belonged to the player
15:23and handed you a giant,
15:25vibrant,
15:26living map to explore.
15:28You choose between Alexios
15:30or Cassandra,
15:31both absolute powerhouses,
15:33and set off
15:34to build your own legend.
15:36Combat is fast and flashy,
15:38the naval battles are back,
15:40and more epic than ever,
15:41and every island
15:42has its own story.
15:44Every city has conflict.
15:46Every pathway hides secrets.
15:49Mercenaries hunt you
15:50across the map,
15:51mythical creatures lurk
15:53in hidden corners,
15:54and your narrative choices
15:55actually steer the direction
15:57of your journey.
15:59It's one of those games
16:00where you think,
16:00I'll just do
16:01one quick mission before bed,
16:03and the next thing you know,
16:05the sun is rising.
16:07Odyssey takes your time,
16:08but gives back
16:09just as much fun.
16:1412.
16:16Days Gone.
16:18Days Gone takes
16:19the zombie apocalypse
16:20and makes it deeply personal.
16:23You play as Deacon St. John,
16:25a rough biker
16:26trying to survive
16:27while carrying trauma,
16:29loss,
16:29and a never-ending search
16:31for hope.
16:32Your bike is basically
16:33your best friend.
16:35You maintain it,
16:36upgrade it,
16:37fuel it,
16:38fix it,
16:38and rely on it
16:39for everything.
16:40The open world is hostile
16:42and full of freakers
16:44that swarm
16:44in absolutely massive hordes.
16:47The first time
16:48you see a horde
16:49sprinting after you
16:50is pure panic,
16:52and the first time
16:52you take one down
16:54is pure triumph.
16:56Camps grow,
16:57characters evolve,
16:59upgrades get addictive,
17:00and the story surprises
17:02with genuine emotion.
17:04And once you start
17:04hunting hordes
17:05just for fun,
17:07you realize the game
17:08has fully hooked you.
17:09It's easily
17:10a hundred-hour experience
17:12if you let yourself
17:13sink into it.
17:13No.13
17:20Cyberpunk 2077
17:22Cyberpunk 2077
17:24became one of gaming's
17:25biggest redemption stories.
17:27It started as a disaster
17:28and turned into
17:29a reference point.
17:30Today,
17:31Night City is a neon titan,
17:33alive,
17:34pulsing,
17:34full of stories
17:35ranging from massive
17:36to intimate,
17:37but all intense.
17:39You feel like you're
17:39living in a world
17:40where everyone
17:40has motives,
17:42problems,
17:42deaths,
17:43or a weapon
17:44hidden somewhere.
17:45The side missions
17:46don't feel like tasks,
17:47they feel like episodes
17:48from a futuristic TV show
17:50where you're the main character
17:51trying to survive
17:52one upgrade at a time.
17:54And of course,
17:55Johnny Silverhand,
17:56Keanu Reeves
17:56at his most grumpy
17:57and charismatic,
17:58steals every scene
17:59with his rants,
18:00sarcasm,
18:01and the humanity
18:02he tries to hide.
18:04The Phantom Liberty
18:05expansion makes
18:05everything even better
18:06with unforgettable characters
18:08and heavy choices.
18:09And the best part?
18:11You play however you want.
18:12Crazy gunner,
18:13silent ninja,
18:14full hacker,
18:15hulking cyber tank.
18:17Every identity works.
18:19With so many choices,
18:20endings,
18:21and different paths,
18:22a hundred hours
18:22in Night City
18:23isn't an exaggeration.
18:25It's inevitable.
18:2914.
18:30Ghost of Tsushima
18:32Ghost of Tsushima
18:33is basically
18:34an interactive poem.
18:36You don't just play it.
18:37You live inside
18:38a samurai movie.
18:40Jin Sakai
18:40is a man
18:41torn between
18:42honor and survival.
18:44Between the traditions
18:44of a samurai
18:45and the ghost
18:46he has to become
18:47to protect his people
18:48from the Mongols.
18:49And that duality
18:50drives the story
18:51from beginning to end.
18:53But what truly pulls you in
18:54is the world itself.
18:56Every hill,
18:57every field,
18:58every forest
18:58looks like a moving painting.
19:00You start heading
19:01toward a mission,
19:02and five minutes later,
19:03you're following a fox,
19:05chasing the wind,
19:06playing the flute
19:07to change the weather,
19:08or discovering
19:09a hidden shrine
19:09on top of a mountain.
19:11The combat is incredible.
19:13Fast,
19:14precise,
19:14and brutally satisfying
19:15when it needs to be.
19:17You switch sword stances,
19:19parry,
19:19counter,
19:20finish enemies,
19:21and you feel
19:22every strike.
19:23Ghost of Tsushima
19:24is so immersive
19:25that a hundred hours
19:26go by like you actually
19:27became a real samurai,
19:29and you don't even notice.
19:3015.
19:35Horizon Forbidden West
19:37Horizon Forbidden West
19:39takes everything
19:40the first game did well
19:41and turns it into
19:42a full-blown spectacle.
19:44Aloy returns,
19:45stronger,
19:46more mature,
19:47and more determined
19:47than ever,
19:48facing machines
19:49that look like they came
19:50straight out of
19:51a futuristic documentary
19:52mixed with
19:53a technological nightmare.
19:55Every fight is strategic,
19:57every weapon has a purpose,
19:58and every machine
19:59demands a completely
20:00different approach.
20:01The world is massive
20:02and absolutely gorgeous.
20:04Beaches,
20:05deserts,
20:06forests,
20:07metallic ruins,
20:08tribal cities,
20:09and even underwater exploration.
20:11The story digs deep
20:13into the mysteries
20:13of the apocalypse
20:14and the consequences
20:15of what came before it,
20:17delivering plot twists
20:18that genuinely catch you
20:19off guard.
20:20The bosses are gigantic,
20:22the biomes feel handcrafted,
20:24and the game respects
20:25your time
20:26while constantly
20:26tempting you
20:27to explore
20:27just one more spot.
20:30Forbidden West
20:30is one of those games
20:31where you think,
20:32I'll play for half an hour,
20:33and before you know it,
20:34you've unlocked
20:35half the map.
20:37Easily 100 hours
20:38without repeating anything.
20:4316.
20:44Elden Ring
20:45Elden Ring
20:46is from software
20:47at its absolute peak,
20:49the perfect blend
20:50of freedom
20:51and brutal,
20:52elegant design.
20:53It's a massive,
20:55open world,
20:55truly open,
20:56where every direction
20:58hides a secret,
20:59a mini-boss,
21:00a dungeon,
21:01a cave,
21:02or a humiliating death
21:03you'll pretend
21:04didn't happen.
21:05And that absurd freedom
21:07is exactly
21:08what makes it special.
21:09You can build your character
21:11however you want.
21:12A devastating sorcerer,
21:14a towering knight,
21:15a silent assassin,
21:17a psychotic pyromancer,
21:18or even someone
21:19running around
21:20in underwear
21:20with a pot on their head.
21:22The game doesn't
21:23just allow it,
21:24it rewards you
21:25for being bold.
21:27The world is gorgeous,
21:28grotesque,
21:29mysterious,
21:29and packed with stories
21:31hidden in the
21:31tiniest details.
21:33Every victory
21:34feels earned.
21:35Every enemy
21:35you take down
21:36feels like
21:37a personal triumph.
21:38And just when you
21:39think you're reaching
21:40the end,
21:41you find more areas,
21:42more bosses,
21:43more secrets.
21:44100 hours in Elden Ring
21:45isn't an exaggeration,
21:47it's the tutorial.
21:4817.
21:55Red Dead Redemption 2
21:57Red Dead Redemption 2
21:59isn't just a game,
22:00it's an experience.
22:02You step into the boots
22:03of Arthur Morgan,
22:04an outlaw watching
22:05the Old West
22:06slowly fade away.
22:08The story is packed
22:09with emotion,
22:11tragedy,
22:12and moments
22:12that stick with you
22:13long after the credits roll.
22:15But beyond the narrative,
22:17the open world
22:17is so detailed,
22:19it's almost ridiculous.
22:21Every town,
22:22animal,
22:22and NPC
22:23feels alive.
22:24You can hunt,
22:25fish,
22:26gamble,
22:27rob trains,
22:28or simply ride your horse
22:29through breathtaking
22:30landscapes for hours,
22:32soaking in the sunset
22:33like a digital
22:34cowboy philosopher.
22:35The pacing is slower
22:37than most action games.
22:38And that's exactly
22:40the point.
22:41The game wants you
22:41to live in this world,
22:43not sprint through it.
22:44With all the side quests,
22:46strangers,
22:46random encounters,
22:48and hidden details,
22:49a hundred hours
22:50feels like the bare minimum
22:51to fully appreciate
22:53everything Rockstar
22:54poured into this masterpiece.
23:0118.
23:02Fallout 4.
23:04Fallout 4 takes the beloved
23:06post-apocalyptic formula
23:08and adds layers of customization
23:10that can keep you busy forever.
23:13You wake up after the bombs
23:15have fallen,
23:16searching for your kidnapped son
23:18while crossing the nuclear-ravaged
23:20wasteland of Boston.
23:22And before you know it,
23:23you're completely ignoring
23:25the main quest
23:26to build entire settlements
23:28from scratch.
23:28The shooting gameplay
23:30is more precise
23:31than in previous
23:32Fallout entries.
23:34The crafting system
23:35lets you turn trash
23:36into treasure,
23:37and the world
23:38is packed
23:39with factions,
23:40side quests,
23:41and radioactive nightmares
23:43ready to ambush you.
23:45You always get that feeling of,
23:47I'll just explore
23:48one more place,
23:50and boom,
23:51there go a few more hours.
23:53And with the DLC expansions
23:55and an endless library
23:57of community-made mods,
23:58which can turn the game
24:00into anything
24:01from survival horror
24:02to full sci-fi fantasy,
24:04you can easily sink
24:06hundreds of hours
24:07tweaking gear,
24:08making moral choices,
24:10or simply seeing
24:11how many bottle caps
24:12you can stack
24:13before the next
24:14deathclaw shows up.
24:17And that's it.
24:1918 single-player games
24:21guaranteed to consume
24:22over 100 hours of your life,
24:24and honestly,
24:25you won't regret
24:26a single minute.
24:27So, which one
24:28are you playing first?
24:29Drop a comment.
24:30I want to know
24:31who's losing
24:31the most sleep this weekend.
24:33Until then,
24:34keep exploring,
24:35keep leveling up,
24:36and I'll see you
24:37in the next video.
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