[sweerie_banana]

I realized the other day that I leave so many games half-done.
Sometimes it’s burnout, other times I just get distracted.
But there’s something satisfying about actually rolling credits.
I’m trying to change that this year.
Do you usually finish what you start, or nah?

[eldavis]

Lol it's pretty much the same for me, there are lots of games i have left half way due to one reason or the other.

[holdoors]

I will finish the game if the story makes me invested. If it is like not interesting, I will go to another games. Too many choices, too little time.

[Netherrealmer]

sometimes you try to commit to finish one game but a more fun game arrives

[eldavis]

sometimes you try to commit to finish one game but a more fun game arrives

Lol i can relate to this, and i am the type that i might be crazy over a game this week, by the next week I have lost interest,and it would take a while for me to gain interest agan, but most times i don't go back to it again.

[Netherrealmer]

It's one of my life goals to finish the horror video game Siren because it's one of the scariest game of all time but it's so frustrating to play. And then when they decided to turn one of my favorite characters into a monster I have to kill, I lost motivation. I still have plans to finish the game but it's been 7 years.

[Jem Smith]

I stop playing games if I get bored, or if I'm too busy to finish them. I might come back to them later, or I might not.

[freelancermariagrace]

I admit that there are times when I do not finish the games I start. I get bored with them, or I do not have enough time to finish them.

[Netherrealmer]

There are games so fun, I finish them in a week, then there are ones that took me a year to finish

[Tendz]

Usually I try to finish what I start, but there are times when a shiny new game pulls my attention away.