game recommendation thread - relaxing edition

>>37865869
m&b warband (play mods once you get the hang of it, vanilla is kinda plain, i recommend pop)
wayward
terraria
stardew valley

+you can play all of these on most newer laptops

Red Dead Redemption
Probably the best game there ever was

>>37865869
I really like The Binding of Isaac, it's comfy as fuck and a lot of fun. Also beat the second tomb raider reboot this week, which was also a lot of fun though it kind of fell apart at the end.

I enjoyed Witcher 3 more than I thought I would. One thing I disliked was the armor, as it felt like when you got the preferred armor set there was no point in getting anything else

Other than that my best 'gaming moments' are from when I was a teen and had poor taste. Playing video games late 20s isn't as romantic as playing as a teenager. I recently stared playing Dragon Age Inquisition, but first impression was very poor. I'll probably finish it just because I need something to do in my life, though

Ever since bethesda played "take a walk" during e3 I've been looking for a game that fits that feel. Relatively modern comfy setting, rpg where you can just fuck off and do something other than the main story.

Only thing I can think of might be starbound. Any help?

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>>37865869
Forza Horizon 3. Cruise around the outback at night is surprisingly therapeutic.