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Reader Discussion – When Was The Last Time You Finished A Game Wanting More?
By the time credits roll, I’m usually ready to move on to the next game in my backlog. However, every once and awhile a game comes along and leaves me wanting more even after I've squeezed the sponge dry. When was the last time you've obsessed over a game even after completing it?
This isn’t a revolutionary statement, but The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is really good. It's rare that I can spend over 100 hours with a game and still feel sad that it doesn't have more content, but that happened to me with BOTW. I did all the shrines, side quests, and collected all the gear, but I'm still so obsessed with the game that I'm seriously considering collecting Korok Seeds. Has that ever happened to you? What's the last game that left you wanting more, in a good way? Leave your answers in the comments below.
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