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I did video games professionally for ten years (grew up on the ZX81, C64, Amiga) and since then I have a hard(er) time because the only things that changes in new games is :
A) better graphics (potentially)
B) The back-story
I don't really care for A, and for B it's kind of scarce... I only need to save the world of kill the dragon so many times.
I did a 180 and learned chess which I feel wildly rewarding!
I'm also making a "slow game" (12 "action points" every like 12h, fantasy settings) that you can play for 5 minutes a day, but can be really immersive (it's text only).
I don't really know what I wanted to say here, but I too hope I'll find some new breathtaking game :-)
There as a brief period in the early 00's where this kind of browser game was prevalent. I can't remember the names, but same concept. They were perfect for lunch period, issue commands, and hope you made the right choices when you logged in the next day.
Ah the time before the enshittifycation. Maybe I should really finish the game ... I'll try :-)
Found it, and apparently it still exists: https://www.planetarion.com/ The universe ticks every real world hour.
Hah excellent, I did never play that specific game but some that were quite similar :-)
There were loads of people trying to make those too, with wildly varying degrees of success :-)