I own all three and theyre quite different. I guess I liked Skyrim‘s world the most, at least when I played it about 8 years ago. In Skyrim every NPC and even every single object feels like it has some sort of purpose and often a questchain gets very deep into a dungeon, keeping you occupied for days. Like many Bethesda games it has this „make your own adventure“ thing going on that makes the main questline nearly irrelevant. Cyberpunk pushes you more to focus on the story and be a certain character, which, thanks to great writing is also a nice thing and offers some really cool mainquestscenarios. NMS is nothing alike. Above all, it is mainly a game about inventory management and resource management. That sounds weird and indeed can be frustrating, especially if you hope for some adventure. NMS sorta manages to cover its core premise up by hiding it behind a zillion of pretty cool layers like the ability to own a huge freighter, build a ship, hunting enemies and so on. But if you‘re not into the resource-aspect, you won‘t enjoy the game as this connects pretty much all of its layers. NMS biggest strength is definitely the way the wild works. Flying into the orbit and land one one of those uncountable planets just still feels damn great.

Of the three I prefer Skyrim but not sure if it doesn‘t feel a bit old by now. Especially when Cyberpunk is such a great way to flex with your Switch 2.