No one lives forever. Came out around 2000. Was a spy fps that has all the cheese of 60s and 70s bond movies. I remember it being lots of fun. Doubt it would hold up now, but was lots of fun.
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How about the flash games of Orisinal? They're a bunch of extremely chill tiny games. With the death of internet Flash they're much harder to play, but one can use Ruffle, which has browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome. (Homestar Runner can be viewed that way too.)
RDR2, but the single player. RDO is meh, but the single player game is just a beautiful slice of mythologized Americana. It has gorgeous scenery, an amazing soundtrack, and a level of immersion i haven't felt in any game since. I love that game.
As great as it is, Red Dead Redemption 2 is hardly an unknown game. It's sold 53 million copies and was nominated for 72 awards and won 25 of them world wide.