DnD without the requirement of social interaction. The modding scene is small but some amazing gems that have become requirements in my load-order. Content is great and the story follows suit.

While the game is still a husk of what was promised, it's saved by the emotional story-telling and character development it takes you through. Mods help a bit but content becomes stale late-game.

An unholy amount of content and great gameplay. Anytime the devs say they're finished just means to prepare for 200 more items to be added.

Better with friends, but the workshop and servers make up for the empty void in my soul that I feel everytime I launch singleplayer. Lots of content and always more being made by the community.

Literally infinite content. If the tabletop game you're looking for isn't already on the workshop (which I highly doubt), the in-game tools makes it easy to add it yourself.

If you enjoy playing a game that punishes you for thinking longer than 2 seconds at a time then you'll love Risk of Rain. Amazing amount of content with more to come as well.

Not a lot in the content department, but unironcally the songs carry the game. I'm sure thousands of youtubers already made their little youtube essays on the songs so go look those up.

While the gameplay is more like opening one of those japenese cartoon visual novels, the complexity of the stories and characters makes up for no shooty shooty strafe b-hop.

Below-average gameplay, amazing story, and a great amount of content. Pretty sure it's a requirement to play this game to get a political science degree.

A game already good on it's own that's turbo-boosted by the modding community, literally an infinite amount of content with more high quality mods uploaded daily. Just don't fly too close to the sun.