For those who do not have much time to play games, we have compiled games for you that you can finish like a cookie in one sitting.
Video games are one of the greatest entertainment tools of our time. However, you need to spend an average of 20 to 50 hours to finish most games. Unfortunately, due to work, school and other reasons, many players can’t allocate that much time to games.
We also thought of those who are busy but want to finish the game in one go. You can finish each of these games in less than 10 hours.
Note: The finishing times for the following games are taken from data on HowLongToBeat. These times may vary depending on the way you play the game.
Portal 2
- Completion time: Main story 8.5 hours – 100% 21.5 hours
Portal 2, the relatively long game of the series, continues the story from where it left off and makes it possible to play the game both alone and with your friends with the Co-op option. To complete the game 100%, you need to spend 21.5 hours because some achievements are extremely difficult to earn.
Mirror’s Edge
- Completion time: Main story 6 hours – 100% 11.5 hours
Published in partnership with EA and DICE in 2008, Mirror’s Edge is a game in which we play one of the “runners” fighting against companies in a dystopian future where the rich are richer and the poor are almost invisible. The game, which draws attention with its extremely fluid parkour mechanics for its period, was remade in 2016 but remained in the shadow of the first game.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
- Completion time: Main story 6 hours – 100% 17 hours
The most memorable game of both the Call of Duty series and the Modern Warfare trilogy, Modern Warfare 2 is a masterpiece with both one of the most pathetic scenes of the series and the “Remember No Russian” mission that everyone knows. The game also inspired today’s games with its innovative mechanics at that time.
Spec Ops: The Line
- Completion time: Main story 6 hours – 100% 16 hours
Spec Ops: The Line chronicles the adventure of Captain Martin Walker and his crew, who are sent to Dubai on a reconnaissance mission in a post-apocalyptic future. Although the controls of the game are annoying from time to time, the story and the finale of the game can radically change your perspective on both war games and war.
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2
- Completion time: Main story 5 hours – 100% 10.5 hours
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2, which is seen as the best game of the Sniper series to date, was released as a competitor to Sniper Elite in 2013, but the game set the bar so high that even the sequels that came after could not approach that bar.
A Way Out
- Completion time: Main story (Co-op) 6.5 hours
A Way Out, which tells the story of the escape of two close friends and even brothers Vincent and Leo from prison and the events that followed, takes its place on our list as a masterpiece that you can play with your friends in an afternoon.
Firewatch
- Completion time: Main story 4 hours – 100% 5 hours
The play, in which we are directing Henry, who took on the duty of a ranger in Wyoming after losing his wife, fills you with peace with its structure and visual style, while it breaks hearts with its story.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
- Completion time: Main story 3 hours – 100% 4 hours
Brothers, which tells the fantastic story of two brothers, was one of the most popular productions of its time. In addition to being a successful game, the game more than deserves its 3 hours of gameplay thanks to its strong subtext.
Titanfall 2
- Completion time: Main story 6 hours – 100% 15.5 hours
The Titanfall series, which received great acclaim with its first game, met the expectations of the players with the second game and was extremely successful. You can finish Titanfall 2 in one sitting while the fate of the 3rd game in the series is currently in doubt.
A Story About My Uncle
- Completion time: Main story 3 hours – 100% 8.5 hours
A Story About My Uncle, an FPS adventure platform game, is a simple yet impressive game where you save the world by traveling to an unknown dimension following in the footsteps of your scientist uncle.
