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Actually, now that we're analyzing it, Hearthstone has been my go to boredom game for the past ten years, and a good part of that is probably because of the defined start and finish.
I play it every day on my lunch break, because I know I can get 1-3 matches in before it's time to go back to work. I could pay Stardew Valley on my phone, which I also love, but I probably wouldn't feel "satisfied" when I inevitably realize that lunch has been over for five minutes and I'm in the middle of a game task.
However, when I pay Hearthstone on a day where I have nowhere to be, just one more match... Just one more...