I've found that as I've gotten older (only 26, mind you), I've turned to more single-player games. In fact, the only multiplayer games I play regularly are Path

I've found that as I've gotten older (only 26, mind you), I've turned to more single-player games. In fact, the only multiplayer games I play regularly are Path of Exile, Smash (and I play mostly solo mode, or against friends locally) and Splatoon (which is the only shooter I like). While I don't mind grinding for levels to beat a boss and such, I don't want to have to grind my technical skills at the game just to have fun. And, since that's all a lot of online games are, it gets extremely frustrating and tiresome really quickly. Plus, I've found that a lot of single player games are also less likely to try to tempt you into buying stuff -- like hell am I going to buy anything (DLC excluded, of course) when I'm already paying $60 for the base game! And, becuase of that, I think they don't try as hard to make them super addictive, since they're not counting on many sells from that aspect of them; sadly, I've also found enjoyable single player games getting less and less common...