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A lot of these recommendations are for advanced gamers.
Some more entry level games include Portal and journey.
Slay the spire is also excellent if you like card games.
I loved Slay the Spire but eventually having the same enemies every game and the luck required to build a solid deck wore me out. Luckily I slayed the spire once. It was as the Defect, that's like the easiest build because the automated orbs blast the hell out of everything. But it counts and I can finally rest.
Anyway, looking forward to Spire II, will probably buy it the instant it is available.