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Sekiro fits many of the things in your first one. Very little skill progression, and no weapons/equipment or "builds."
Many of the bosses seem literally impossible at first, but the feeling you get when you finally learn the patterns and beat them is second to none.
Incredible game, though I might be biased as it's probably in my top 3 games of all time.