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Euro Truck Simulator 2 … somewhere around Berlin
I actually lived in Azeroth for a few years (World of Warcraft).
Leisure Suit Larry has to be up there. No death, just lots of consequence free casual sex.
I’m not a scholar of the series or anything but I’m pretty sure you can die from an STD in the first game. I have a vague memory of finding a prostitute in the game and I had to reload my file. It’s possible I’m misremembering a little and maybe you don’t die, but it’s a game over.
I wouldn’t say it’s consequence free. I played it once and caught crabs and it was literally a crab attached to my junk.
Stardew Valley
Baulders gate but as long as I get the save game / new game features.
Wolfenstein would be a funny answer in current times
My first instinct was Slime Rancher, so I’m going with that. 😊
Depending on nature of the save in question, Minecraft could be pretty chill. Like a creative mode world is godlike power, a peaceful world would be a chill place where you can easily just build your own home to live in, and even a regular survival world isn’t too bad given the respawns. Just as long as you don’t choose like, hardcore or a pvp server world or such.
Elder Scrolls. Not sure which one though.
Assuming that graphics were not an issue, like you would get realism, I would probably go with Morrowind.
It’s so easy to become hyper OP in Morrowind that if the engine could keep up with it, it would be amazing.
Nwah behaviour
That’s the same thing the first Morrowind space traveller said to me before I turned him into the first Morrowind space traveler
Make restoration a primary skill so you can deal with your deteriorating lungs from all that ash in the air.
Stardewwww
Assuming I’m equipped with the same equipment, I’d love to explore Horizon’s world. The idea of giant robot dinosaurs is just too cool to pass up, as scary as they are.
Dante’s Inferno
