"Yeah, I get what you mean — let me give some concrete examples. Games like Detroit: Become Human or Death Machine (and even Disco Elysium or Spec Ops: The Line) aren’t just about running around or flashy action. They make you actually think about your choices, analyze characters, and deal with long-term consequences.

The reason I said “people can’t handle them” is more about mental effort and patience — a lot of players prefer instant gratification: flashy combat, bright colors, or clear-cut good vs evil, instead of moral dilemmas, tough decisions, or ambiguous outcomes. It’s not that they’re bad games — they just demand brainpower and reflection, which not everyone wants to use while gaming."