Admittedly, they were always present for me as I like slower paced, analytical approaches to games. But with age the tendency towards turn-based games increases, as it allows you to simply walk away from it, brew a nice cup of coffee, browse the internet for "that thing you wanted to look up but always forgot to" and then continue with the previously alt-tabbed game in peace, slurping that black brew.

Also, I find it vital that the entire world built around that game feels authentic and well polished. Even then, there are some "worlds" that I don't feel comfortable in, be it because of the underlying theme, the graphics or the backstory. Then of course it goes on: Is it team-based, perma-death, dynamic, open-world, does your character/team develop over the game based on your decisions and skill,...

But I can guarantee, once you find one that works for you, you will fall in love with it. Imagine a game with Death's Door's charm and graphics in a turn-based setting of your preference.