Losing interest in gaming..

Sometimes it helps that i can game while at work but even when i am off i do play , i am addicted :P

I'm the opposite. As I've gotten older, I've found myself playing more games than when I was young. The only difference is I'm playing more single-player games since most of my friends stopped gaming and I haven't. We used to pull all night game sessions through a weekend when we had weekly LAN parties, but that was before broadband internet was common. I do still occasionally find myself marathon gaming, playing upwards of 12 hours straight or longer (with snack breaks and nature calls). This is usually when starting a new game that I get completely lost in or returning to a game I love after a long break.

I'm 25, who knows, maybe I'll get to that point when I'm 30 as well. Right now it doesn't seem like that.
It feels like a Machinae Supremacy song: I wanna play until I die.

I'm quite older than you, and yes. I feel pretty close. I don;t play as much as I used to 20 years ago. There are times I don't play for days or weeks but I keep coming back and play some games from time to time. Its still the best form of electronic entertainment as TV is sh-t. I have over 3k games on steam and a couple of dozens on consoles. I find it these days a bit easier to sit on couch and turn on some game on PS4. Play for an hour or two and go back to daily routines. Thats life, but I am not going to give up on games ever!

I'm hardly playing anything these days, but I was never a really hardcore gamer. Sure I pulled a few all nighters, and I certainly played almost every day for a large part of my life, but I also did a lot of other stuff. Even when I was a kid, I put quite a bit of time into programming (and some art on the Amiga), and never really had a pure gaming machine (a console) until I got gifted a Wii.

I do miss playing games, but I also miss doing a lot of other stuff I'm no longer doing, and might get back to when I retire (who knows), and I'm sure that even if I do go back, it will be at lower intensity.

When i get sick of games, i just watching movies and videos. Currently watching D&D HighRollers on YT

I play with a group of friends, for me it's been less about the game but more about the times with my friends, I still play some games by myself, but I find most of the enjoyment by being with my friends, even though we're spread out through America.

23 here. I think I can relate to this at least partially. I have far less time for gaming than I was used to, so I mostly spend time working, houseworking and sharing my freetime with my wife. But my wife is a gamer too, so we often play together some games. :P

28 here I can fully agree to your theory.
FT job, gf but no kids - I'm slightly losing interest in gaming. I used to love sports games like crazy, I'm almost completly off of that. Guess the principle gets boring somehow. I also avoid most singleplayer games because I know before I even start a save, that I'm going to comeback months later only not to know what was happening when I first started playing the game.
It's a little different with multiplayer games - but as ActiveMars828 says, it's more about the good time with your friends / mates apart from the game I guess.