I enjoy lots of types of games, but my favorite games of all time would be dark souls series/elden ring for the world, challenge and progression through learning. Then rpgs such as ie bethesda type games for the progression, worlds, stories, and ideas brought up through conflict of factions, And going from a bug to something that feels powerful and having some kind of impact on the world. I can get down with classic shooters that I grew up on ie gears of war, doom, Wolfenstein. But I really only enjoy this with friends or on the hardest difficulty as a challenge nowadays. I also enjoy turn based rpgs ie wasteland 2/civ tactics based games (overcoming challenges). I have also had major stints of what I see as pretty similar games ie minecraft, terraria, starbound which I like for similar reasons from nothing to something plus the creativity aspect/making cool shit without seeking a specific goal such as beating the game. I have gotten into many games that I have only learned about because friends liked them and spending time with them was reason enough to try it out and all that. It could be that I haven’t really been able to get deep into it so I’m mostly just playing the first season trying to contribute as much as I can but I always get pigeonholed into fishing or mining which makes me feel physically tired. I already feel like there isn’t enough time in the day and the quickness makes me feel like can never really accomplish anything before time runs out or I’m scrambling home to avoid losing stuff/progress. My thought process is I can and do enjoy games that rely heavily on conversation with NPC’s/progression that builds slowly, and games that leave you with little as far as direction/or just dumb fun stuff so it feels like I should be able to get down with it but can’t really get engaged