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Rocket League. The never ending journey of learning how to efficiently move a complicated 3D Pong paddle, just to hit a ball into a goal, will never not be fun to me. At least, it hasn't in 3,176 hours played so far. There is, and never will be, any other game like it.
You're right it's a crazy unique thing. Absolutely blowes my mind what people were doing... My son got pretty good at solo play but like soccer, it's all about the two-player crosses (across the goal)