What’s Happening to Gaming Is Honestly Sad

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Once upon a time, games were shorter but more intense. You could finish them in a few nights and remember them for the rest of your life. Today, you spend hundreds of hours and can't remember what happened in the game a week ago. But how did games, created for relaxation, begin to exhaust us? Why were games in the past able to entertain us much more in a short time than modern games do in hundreds of hours? Why do we continue to play them? And most importantly, who is to blame for the fact that modern gaming has come to feel like an endless workday?