Assuming it’s their first time playing the game, kinda useless. They’re not good for entertainment, because when I watch a gameplay it is mostly to see another person’s reactions. And for walkthroughs, actual walkthroughs are better because the person recording them (usually) already knows what they’re doing.
Tech rifles can punch through walls and you can reveal enemy silhouettes that can be seen through walls. So you can sit in one place and pick them off one by one. Or at least until they find you since I don’t think tech rifles can be silenced
The Talos Principle. It’s not a horror but I was 14 at the time and the puzzles were melting my brain lmao
Valley. Maybe I’m just remembering the good parts but I loved the feeling the speed and the weight
Magicka 2. I completely sucked at it and I totally blame it on the controls
Hellwalker in Borderlands 3. You probably need a proper build for it but whenever I got it, I always shredded all enemies. Then I outleveled it. And so, when I got access to farming it, I did.
The Talos Principle 2. I completed it 4 days after it was released and now I started playing the first from the beginning
No Man’s Sky. The enemies’ aggressiveness can be turned down and they only attack you when you attack them. I don’t remember if you can turn it off completely but what you can turn off completely is their damage. Making them a non-issue for me.
Vampire Survivors. It’s pretty chill if you don’t care about getting the best score possible every time
Damn, that’s a lot of hours of gmod. Though I have no right to judge, I almost definitely have more hours in Minecraft. I guess that really speaks for the replayability of sandboxes
Islands of Insight. I can’t really say I’m looking forward to it “the most” because it’s the only one