[workingforyou]

runescape and wow have been around for a long ass time, and basically the content is endless so people will always have a reason to play the game. Cod and other games alike are worse because you need a new game every year otherwise its dead

[zor]

quake live in my opinion. no matter what there is always a server with at least 4 people. timeless game.

[Makima]

Age of empires 2
world of warcraft
league maybe idk

[ClownTang]

Stardew Valley. Seems like it has lots of replayability.

[acehole]

I also think Minecraft could be one of these games. It's just endless. You can never really finish the games and there is so many gamemodes.

minecraft wont lol, mc has 25 years max

[Birbsieee]

in 100 years probably i'd say lots of old school consoles will still have an active playerbase, consoles like NES, Snes, gamecube (especially smash melee since it seems immortal), then like lots of people were saying, many pc games are basically timeless, like doom or gta, and i'd add Assassin's Creed too into the pile, even just for the experience of going back to past times with a level of interactivity that's currently unmatched by any other media

[potion]

call of duty , its a timeless classic and they put out the same shit every year and people still play it on top of that fifa especially every sports game this applies too

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[Szczebrzeszyn]

If specific games active today still have a community of players in 100+ years, what do you think those games might be?

We are in an era where a single generation of gamers has been alive long enough to keep communities in older games going strong. However, I wonder after hundreds or even thousands of years if certain video games would still be considered classics that maintain communities, sort of like how Chess has survived a long time.

What factors might be the most important to consider for the potential longevity of a community?

Have any of you found yourself getting involved in a community for a game that existed before you were born?

GTA is basically a household name at this point. I sas saying to some guys while playing warzone earlier that all the marketing for GTA 6 already is insane... I.e, the guy with the face tattoo's (the joker) I'm sure (this is my opinion) he probably has an NDA with Rockstar that was probably signed back when GTA5 got released and they got him to tattoo up, probably paying him too. Of course it's just my opinion. 

So GTA will still be known about in 100 years. If you know about Chess and Draughts, GTA will be the same. Same with non-bikers knowing what a Hayabusa is

[Quann]

grand theft auto five

[reyop123]

Modded Minecraft I guess,
because the community is so passionate about it
and releases a new modpack like every second.