Honestly I’d recommend Elder Scrolls Skyrim really big RPG with tons of content, replayability and a massive modding community
Alternatively to add if you want guns and are into post apocalyptic settings Fallout 4 is amazing I love it really fun 
When I need a break from WoW, I always dive into the newest Assassin’s Creed games (Odyssey, Origin, Valhalla) because of their open-world feel and RPG elements.
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Say no more.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/449540/Theres_Poop_In_My_Soup/
Yea i think runescape is your speed its free to try alot of folks like it due to simple mmorpg style and its entirely solo slow paced do your thing lot quest/stories.
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I’m really hopeful. But also hopeful by then Blizzard will have figured out how to save WoW. They made some major headway in DF. Great directions. But still held back by esports mentality and a lot of other problems they stubbornly have refused to do anything meaningful about. We’ll see.
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It’s kind of on maintenance mode at this point but you could try Secret World.
There are instances but they’re not necessary.
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Idk was expecting leisure suit larry.
May I recommend competitive sudoku?
With Metzen coming back, I’m sharpening my pen and paper skills.
Not sure if you saw me say Divinity: Original Sin, but I really think you’d enjoy it before you give up the hobby. Now that I’m home from work I can elaborate a bit.
It’s top down like Diablo. A pretty large world with a bunch of side quests and a great main story. There’s some character and build customization, though not as deep as an mmo. You can have a party, you can split said party, or even lone wolf it (there’s talents for solo).
The combat is where it shines. It’s turn based, but the transition to combat from free roam is seamless. You can use the environment for tactical advantage (igniting barrels to make fire patches, cast water to put them out, etc).
They’re easily in my top 5 games.
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No man’s sky sounds like it might fit for you, I just started playing it again and having a lot of fun!
Since you played in 05 maybe, if you haven’t yet, you’d like Diablo 2. I love it. Probably doesn’t hold up today for younger gamers, but it’s amazing imo.
Im working on my candy crush skills together we will overcome the puzzles.
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Maybe if I were still a young’un, but my tastes have evolved.
I play Shark Dating Simulator XL+ now.
It was the steam link lol Ive seen it 5 times today on forums.
I don’t know if anyone’s said it yet (can’t be arsed to look, either), but.
Guild Wars 2 suits what you’re looking to do. The vast majority of content is solo friendly, and even when ‘group play’ is involved (which is nowhere included in the actual story of progression of the game), it’s all open world. You don’t join any groups, nor really need to communicate. You just show up, other players are there, everything is shared.
There are LI (low intensity) builds for every class, designed to use as few button presses as possible for people with disabilities.
The character customization is fantastic, as is the transmog system. Open world is the bread and butter of the game. Story is solid too in a lot of points, and fantastic in others.
If you don’t like the idea of another MMO, fair enough, but it’s been my go to relaxing game that is ‘MMO but chill by myself’ since it came out. (Also, nearly EVERYTHING is account wide, so no worries about progression or alts. Also, no gear grind once you hit max level other swapping stats for different builds.)
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there’s still a a pretty big steam sale but I would recommend the Mass Effect Legacy if you haven’t already
A modded up Fallout New Vegas run is always fun
Take your pick of a Far Cry game, they are all a blast. If you never played Blood Dragon it’s hilarious too.
Lastly Cyberpunk is not longer the hot mess it launched with and playable now.
This is based off your criteria there, if you want to get sucked into a lore rich world with hundreds of gameplay hours then I’d say a Tales game or something.
try red dead redemption 2 and the witcher 3
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Sorry to hear you are not feeling well. I am curious, if you have already unsubbed, how did you enter that note?
You poor fool.
Phantasy Star Online 2 is pretty fun, and freemium.
I still have 8 days before it runs out completely. That’s all.