My mom got me an indie game for my Switch called Tunic for Christmas. I did go at one point to an online guide because I was stuck, but I've been enjoying navigating and figuring the world out for myself. It's my game of the year and it has no cinematic cutscenes where the characters talk like crazy and there are no hints other than an instruction manual you collect in the world.
Detroit Becoming Human is a prime example of this.
My mom got me an indie game for my Switch called Tunic for Christmas. I did go at one point to an online guide because I was stuck, but I've been enjoying navigating and figuring the world out for myself. It's my game of the year and it has no cinematic cutscenes where the characters talk like crazy and there are no hints other than an instruction manual you collect in the world.
Poignant. DOS2 comes to mind...