Well, Pinball is a top-down game, but I've included it in the games I like because it's one of the first games I've played. If I played it now without any preconception or nostalgia, I probably wouldn't like it.
Judging by the name, I thought Spec Ops: The Line would be a Counter-Strike ripoff, but since it has The Line™ in its name, then surely it must be a The Stanley Parable ripoff./jk
Psychonauts seems to have a bit of cartoon/fantasy elements to it.
I've played a bit of the OG Scribblenauts way back, it was a bit fun.
I'll be checking out Spec Ops: The Line and BeamNG.
Yeah, being isometric does help. Though the thing that steers me away from Disco Elysium is not the text-heaviness (which I don't really mind), nor the RPGness (since it seems that it's been implemented quite uniquely in this game), but that there may be some kind of alien insects (?) in the game.
I've seen my friend play Sekiro before, and it did look pretty and fun. It seems similar to Sifu,. but with swords (?). I'd love to play it if it wasn't so difficult.
Among the three games you listed, Return of the Obra Dinn seems most interesting. Subnautica and Infinifactory still looks a little too sci-fi/alien-y for my tastes. Though regarding Infinifactory, I may seem to have played something like it before (which I forgot to include in the first list): 7 Billion Humans. I guess Infinifactory is more of a mechanical version of that...?
Wow! This would have been right up my alley if it wasn't for the need of a VR headset! I'll try to revisit this game in a few months once I get myself some gear.
Well, Pinball is a top-down game, but I've included it in the games I like because it's one of the first games I've played. If I played it now without any preconception or nostalgia, I probably wouldn't like it.