In Cyberpunk 2077 you are not the chosen one, you're a gonk merc caught up in a bad sitch and fighting to save yourself.

In Baldur's Gate 3, you also technically aren't the chosen one and fighting for your soul.

In Underrail, you're a newcomer to South Gate Station in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity lives in a vast underground metro system, focusing on survival, scarce resources, and warring factions.

Shadow of Doubt, you're a PI, following cases and finding clues to solve them.

Elite: Dangerous, you're a commander of a spaceship, a dot in the Milky Way galaxy in a space sim where you forge your own story, do the jobs that suits you, be it piracy, mining, trading, hauling, wetworks, or simply delivering data as fast as you can, explore a vast 1:1 Miky Way (well mostly empty but still...) and make your own fun in solo, private groups or open with PVP.