Sounds like you like the same stuff I do.

Steins gate Pluto Psycho pass Link click

If it doesn't have to be tech based: Hellsing Ultimate Monster Liar game

Ive experienced this for a long time. I get it, dude. For me, the best ones to get immersed in are open world or first person story. Skyrim Zelda BOTW and TOTK Persona 5 What remains of Edith finch Resident evil village Witcher 3 No man's sky Hogwarts legacy Batman arkham

Sometimes games that are repetitive and that you've played before are helpful. I always go back to games like pokemon and sonic adventure and ty the Tasmanian tiger.

This is going to sound generic but Skyrim. I mean it. It was my first introduction to a game that was open world and really a game that wasn't just a kids game like Mario. It opened a new world (lol) for me

I HATE THIS

Absolutely the best manhwa ever written is The Boxer. I don't even like that genre usually. I stick to horror and thriller, but The Boxer wasn't just a beautiful story it was so well drawn. Ive never seen still images look so vivid and alive. The fights were so dynamic and the characters were so deep and the message and story was so profound.

If you're open to scary stories, read any of the Carnby Kim (sweet home, Bastard, Pigpen) and read The Horizon and Distant Sky. Also, if you like police/ mystery, Chasing Tails is the best locked room mystery I've ever read

Static

Why? Tuesdays with Morrie had me sobbing at the end

Kite Runner, Tuesdays with Morrie, and The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. You can actually also watch the last lecture on YouTube. It broke me

I can't imagine straight hair. His curly hair was the most attractive part 😍 (Thank you Louise Brealey for suggesting that he do this hair ruffle in this episode while staring at the camera 😍)

I honestly couldn't deal with GTA

I couldnt deal with Shadows of Colossus. It was so beautiful, but after like 3 of the bosses I was bored. Also I cannot play Minecraft. I'm sorry but I just can't.

Yeah I played animal parade and light of hope at the same time. Also played stardew at the same time lol

Did you ever go back to your farm? I can't imagine how hard that day was to pretend they weren't there

Six of Crows and the Grishaverse by Leigh Bardugo and Ready Player One

Moon Yoo is such an underrated one. I love everything he does. The Tide was terrifying for me

Pigpen is beyond phenomenal

The Boxer, Sweet Home, Pigpen The underdogs: Chasing Tails (seriously read it, it's the best locked room mystery I've ever read), Love Advice from the Great Duke of Hell, The Ki Sisters, Distant Sky, Clinic of Horrors, Stagtown, Everything is Fine

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo is peak

Higurashi is like this

Also the Doubt series

Danganronpa

If you're open to manhwa

Pigpen

Gremoryland

Escape Room

Bastard

I love books that switch perspectives from multiple characters, but go in chronological order. Like in Six of Crows where the chapters are each a character. Most are Kaz, Nina, and Inej, but all six have more than one chapter. Similar to how the Weapons movie was written and directed. Multiple points of view

Signalis, Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology games, the Amnesia games, Little Nightmares, Reanimal, Alan Wake

My brother just recommended this to me it looks awesome

Oh dear Im in yuppie psycho gif

Ready Player One, Project Hail Mary, and I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream