The Witcher 3, Fallout 4, and Detroit: Become Human are truly masterpieces in their own right. If you loved the narrative-rich experiences of these games, you might want to dive into titles like ""Red Dead Redemption 2"" or ""Horizon Zero Dawn."" Both have immersive worlds and compelling stories that'll hook you in.

Also, have you tried any mobile games? While they might not have the same depth as Witcher, some can be pretty engaging. I recently read a review on b and found it to be a fun casual game. Perfect for those moments when you just need a quick gaming fix.

For a second, I thought it was a game about sloths. I would definitely play that.

Probably it was just someone spamming but I'm always been against gambling and slot machines, I just can't stand them.

Darn, another link injection.

I've been driving a lot of cars lately on Gran Turismo 7. Do you guys play any driving game?

I'm also getting very interested in races in general, like rally, F1 and endurance race series. I've never really cared about them until now.

P.S: Lately I've been playing mostly on PS5 and I'm kind of dropping my computer for gaming, how cool would be to have Space Engine on console? Even if it doesn't really fits and currently is not 100% gamepad-friendly (and it would be a nightmare to do so), but I would love to travel through stars on my PS5. Also on PC I use the gamepad very often and I have my own keys setup that kinda works for me very well.

My friend got me hooked on playing The Witcher, and I have to say, it's pretty addictive. I found myself needing a break from all the intense gaming, so I started looking for something a bit more relaxing. Lately, I’ve been playing a lot of spider solitaire on my phone. It’s been a nice change of pace for me, especially when I need a break from more immersive games like The Witcher or Fallout.