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You should check out Stardew Valley. Super chill game that evolves at your own pace.
Don't like to fish on the game? Don't fish.
Don't like to go in the mines and fight stuff? Don't go in the caves.
Play on a PC and want to spend hours just modding the hell out of the game? Go for it.
I couldn't get into it. Felt very stressful to me. Like I had to do something productive every day before night. It's probably more my fault than the game's fault though.
I love these types of games, and I've tried to get into it multiple times... But everything feels like it's on such a strict timer. I just want to chill and farm/explore/talk to people without worrying if I spent too much time enjoying myself doing any one particular thing. If it had some kind of sandbox mode or if you could slow down the time, I'd give it another go.
You should defs try My Time At Sandrock then, with friends or the story alone. Absolutely great for exactly what you want, without the overbearing timer having really any effect on gameplay.