What game should I play next? [ga's ended]

Hellblade ,Okami or The Witcher

Call of Duty 476600 , Batman 35140 , The Darkness II 67370 , Far Cry 220240
Hellblade 414340 , Control 870780 , Middle-earth 356190
Original Sin 2 435150, The Witcher Tales 973760
GRIS 683320, Trine e 690640 Ori and the Will of the Wisps 1057090 Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth 234270
Resident Evil 222480 287290

and ковид (3) мозг 42t-40дней 1- 39,5 3- 37,1 36,8

I enjoyed Hellblade a lot. It's an experience. As such I highly recommend playing it only if you have the leisure to get pulled in, hopefully with the aid of a good pair of headphones.

While I think that is an impressive list of great games, the one I chose is Sea of Solitude. It reminds me of Submerged, which is one of my favourite games ever! In fact, there is going to be a sequel! Huzzah!

Hellblade and NieR... Or if you don't mind aging graphics, VTM Bloodlines.

I tried Hellblade when I had a free month of Game Pass, but as someone with sensitivity to sound playing it was the worst gaming experience I've ever had. Played for an hour and had an intense headache for the rest of the night.

GRIS is a pretty game, but it's boring. It's about as challenging as a walking sim.

You've got a lot of my personal favorites here that you've barely touched :( Zero Escape, Danganronpa, Ace Attorney and VA-11 Hall-A are the ones that stick out the most.

Hellblade and Gris are ones that were truly beautiful and mesmerising for me, strong recommendation here.

Other than that, Fallout New Vegas is a classic, Hades is supposed to be amazing (I'm to play it myself eventually), and I'd say you couldn't go wrong with Ori and Nier (I've played the first Ori as for now and beaten Nier but Replicant and enjoyed both tremendously so I expect the other two being at least equal).

Hmm, I'd go for Hades plus something else (I'd suggest Gris). Hades' runs tend to short and self-contained so playing it between something else less intense should be good.

Just here to throw in a suggestion for M&B WFAS but only if you've played some of the other ones. There's some great mechanics that weren't evident in the earlier games (and some that finally came to fruition in Bannerlord), and having it set in Europe is good fun. That said, the firearms mechanics are a bit broken (mad OP at times). All that said, if you're deep into M&B overall, I do think its worth a play.