@Bogusmeatfactory @lunarloony I guess there is always some tension between "game which simply has too much for any one person to do, so you must choose" vs "people want to be able to see and experience ALL the content!"

for the first crowd, I heard very good things about recent game "Cairn" - friends playing it had different experiences and found different things in their playthroughs, and had fun comparing their independent discoveries. Also, "Many Nights a Whisper", a narrative game where you spend time training for an important archery shot, then you have exactly one chance to make it at the final performance... people seem pleased with the game, regardless of their final outcome.