Outer Wilds.

But I can't. It's a game you can only really play once. I keep trying to get the wife to play, so I can live it again through someone else's eyes.

Counterstrike with my friends at the cafe 20 years ago

Outer Wilds, like it was the first time all over again 🥺

Morrowind! And I will.

Invisible War. The controversial sequel to Deus Ex. The PC port ran like shit on the best PCs, but I have Macs. Xbox might be the best way to play it but it’s still gonna suck. The game itself was good but the tech was complete trash. Literal downgrade in every way from the first one. And yet it was still a gem.

Firewatch.

Saints Row 1.

Only one in the series that was strictly a console exclusive. It never left the 360. 😔

Halo 3. Peak online console, it was all downhill from there.

I reply the Starcraft campaigns at least once a year. Love those games

I'd like to replay satisfactory but that is like choosing to waste another 300 hours of life lol

Thst game is so incredibly well made

NBA Street

RuneScape, but it also needs to be 2005.

Return of the Obra Dinn.

But I can't.

Because I already know the names and causes of death. 😭

Trackmania, the improve grind never stops :D

Portal 2 Co-op with someone that never played it could be good. I played it with a lot of friends already, but it still felt like a different experience with each of them.

As of a game I'm currently replaying, Last Command B-Side on Nightmare difficulty. Cleared hardcore difficulty previously, but Nightmare mode doesn't let you play safe.

For a game I cannot replay, Overwatch 1. Overwatch 2 doesn't give the same vibes as OW1, everything feels more clunky to the point I quit it. I didn't really like OW1 that much to begin with, had like 200 hours tops on it; but really felt its absence after OW2.

Headbangers: Rhythm Royale was also another game I really enjoyed that didn't really took off after launch. I still play it at times, but it's entirely bot lobbies and they suck at the game. I miss needing to try hard to win a round on it.

There was this game by Maxis called Sim Town. It was my first experience with sim games as a kid.

I think SOMA. The first time I played it, I had no clue it was a horror game. It has such great atmosphere. A balance between mystery, adventure and horror, all while keeping it calm and slow.

Subnautica

The non botch version of Oni. The game looked so freaking good! But Microsoft buying out Bungie for Halo made them rush to finish the game.

ETA: If memory wiping is on the table, I'm gonna have to roll a d3 between Titanfall 2, Nier: Automata, and 1000xRESIST

If my memory isn't getting wiped, then give me an opportunity to play Advance Wars 2 again. I know I can just emulate it, but it isn't the same without the no backlight, AA powered Gameboy Advance

Andor's Trail

RPG with an eclectic, humourous storyline.

I would like to replay RDR, RDR 2, GTSA, GTA IV. So practically Rockstar Games.

Diablo 2.

I know there is a remake out, I've seen it.

I might do it, but I've fully switched to Linux in the mean time and I don't want to put another 10 years of my life and tens of thousands of hours into it.

At least it would be good value for the money, I guess.

Disco Elysium. I haven't played the Final Cut version, but I've kept consuming DE related media and fanart. I know why I've been postponing it - lack of free time, and hesitation to re-thread your trip toward something special, and maybe realize it's a bit more trivialized to you now, or just doesn't have the same impact, and you've wasted a good 30-40 hours for getting the same lessons and experiences you already had.

Yet, I'll gladly waste 30-40 hours thinking over it. I'm weird.

Boom Boom Rocket

Castlevania: Harmony of Despair

Its an online multi-player Castlevania. So much fun.

To relive anew, Ico on the PS2. I could boot it up right now but it wouldn't be like that first playthrough, my first foray outside of PC and Nintendo.

Sonic Rush for me. I remember that game being hella fun, but I could never get friends to race me after a point and I don't have a DS anymore.

Also, shout out to f-zero gx, that I'm pretty sure I still own but I don't have a tv.

You likely mean single player but I would love the cryptic mmos champions online and star trek online to be made in the offline/online playability you see now with things like no mans sky. So they can have events and be online but you don't have to worry about losing your game when the servers shutdown. Oh and it would just be great to have them updated in modern engines.

A lot of RPGs that I just don't have the patience for anymore. Final Fantasy 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, Tactics. Vagrant Story. Breath of Fire. Legend of the Dragoon.

An updated version of Clive Barkers Undying

Simply replay, or "replay as if it were the first time again?"

The latter: Final Fantasy on NES

The former: I never stopped replaying FTL and Into The Breach, and I always end up back on them
yes, I've played ALL the overhaul mods for both ;D