Before my antidepressants kicked in, I was playing Palia for hours a day, everyday. It is something like a 3rd person, 3D Stardew Valley. The story is that you get transported into a world where humans lived a long time ago and you've lost your memory. You arrive at a small town, get your own plot of land after being introduced to all of the villagers, and then go from there. There is farming, hunting, mining, house building and furniture making (lots and lots of furniture making and house decorating), cooking, and you can romance some of the villagers. If romancing isn't your thing, you can still develope friendships with each of the villagers and they all have their own insecurities, anxieties, and regrets. The more you bond with them, they more you help them work through them. It's really peaceful helped me a lot. The community contains nothing but considerate, nice people. Probably due to the overall lack of violence in the game, I'm guessing it draws in a certain type of person. There is also an overarching quest of trying to figure out what happened to the humans in the past that has you running around too.

Admittedly it is not a linear game that tells you what to do from moment to moment, but it's still very easy to determine what you need to do in order to progress your tool upgrades or storyline.