Top 5 Most Addictive Video Games this Year

So many games, so little time, and gamers want to get the best of them, if that's at all possible. But then, gamers already have their favorites. Noobs, on the other hand, may get overwhelmed with the number of games to choose from. What are the best games that you can really spend your time with? What will you enjoy most of all?

There's no specific answer to that, unfortunately, bit here are top 5 most addictive videogames in no particular order:

Minecraft
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This is a blocky, pixilated 3D game. What makes it so addictive is that it is relatively simple. Building and crafting is essentially what you do, but what makes this soa  hit is the possibilities of making your own world - downloadable Mods and maps by the huge community can change the game's goal. Creative mode also adds up the spice because you can build anything in the game without worrying about running out of blocks.

League of Legends
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"League of Legends" combines elements from both strategy and role playing games to bring you a unique and dynamic player experience. The game has become notorious for obsessive players losing huge amounts of real-world money buying in-game items to boost their performance, so if that's not addictive, what could be?

Candy Crush Saga
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It is essentially an upgrade to the game "Bejeweled Blitz", where you match candies together to earn points. "Candy Crush" is currently the most popular mobile phone game at the moment. Giving players a limited number of turns and lives, which leaves players wanting more.

World of Tanks
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"World of Tanks" keeps players interested  by giving out a slow drip feed of rewards. In order to have the best tank the suits your style, it requires hours of gameplay or real-world money, so the possibility of casual rewards is what makes it more addictive.

Civilization
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First released in 1991, "Civilization" is the game that lets you match wits with history's greatest leaders. You start at the dawn of recorded history - 4,000 B.C., and the founding of the first cities. Every game is different from one another. The thrill of destroying another city with different strategies also adds replay value to the game.