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Timberborn is always nice,
so is Minecraft.
Subnautica is also very relaxing after you know your way around it.
But Red Dead Redemption 2 is the most "chill" game for me. You can simply go out to hunt, enjoy the nature, etc.
Fellow Timberborn enjoyer here. Waiting for the Simple Floodgates mod to get updated.
So incredibly ironic, this statement. god forbid anyone GO OUTSIDE, no, we have to enjoy nature in a video game.
Yeah, you're of course right, after a 12h shift people should go outside in the dark rainy night instead of enjoying themselves for an hour in front of a PC and first and god forbid they live in a region without much nature.
Look I play games too. I never said not to. I said it was ironic that someone would 'relax' by 'going outside to enjoy nature' in a video game. IDAF where you live, outside is outside. I've lived in remote areas and i've lived in heavily populated areas. no matter where I lived there was a park, or a sidewalk nearby. maybe put down the internet for a minute and go outside if you're getting this triggered over a sentence.