Show me a game with better story and graphics then Horizon Zero Dawn

The title does not say "video game". It just says "game". That includes board games. My choice of Monopoly shows that I can think out of the box. Monopoly is not inept simply because it is a board game, board games and video games can be equally exciting. You can even buy solitaire games if you're antisocial. The two are actually quite related. The first video game, pong, is based on ping pong. Not quite a board game, but still, you can see the relation. There's a video game version of Monopoly, which plays exactly like the real version, but it's not as fun, because you don't get to have fun with other people. Come to think of it, there's a video game version of about every board game, although I'd much rather play the real board games. Mouse trap is pretty good. I'm sure it took a lot of work to engineer. Very quirky. However, I'd like to get back to Monopoly. Monopoly is such a part of American heritage that babies are born knowing how to play it. You never need a rulebook, because everything is so clear and concise, and yet varied at the same time. Monopoly, besides being fun and a great outlet for nostalgia, is also highly educational. Using the game, one can learn about the follies of economic monopolies. That's what its purpose was originally, and it still shows kids the concepts of unequal wealth distribution quite well. People who win, of course, become greedy, and those who lose become impoverished. Surely, it was fun to play with in the great depression, because people could pretend to become millionaires and feel a rush of dopamine. It was also pretty fun for soldiers fighting Hitler. Without Monopoly, the Axis powers could have won. Think about that for a moment. You can't deny that Monopoly has had a profound influence on our history. It has a historic legacy. I don't know why you're not willing to compare Monopoly to Horizon Zero Dawn, I'm sure they have a lot in common. Certain goals, surprise obstacles, an interactive storyline. You give me a challenge and then you refuse to fulfill it. Strange. There's nothing wrong with Monopoly. It's very entertaining. I've whiled away many a good hour with it, as I'm sure you have with your game. They're both just ways to entertain yourself. No matter how realistic something seems, no matter how well the programming is, you have to remember, it's still only a game. You're not really fighting zombies or shooting a gun. You are, however, feeling the dice roll out of your hand, thumping the little Scottie dog down with every move, and feeling a rush of ecstasy when you pass go. And, if you happen to land on Boardwalk and there's a hotel, you feel much worse than if you get eaten by a dinosaur. You can start Horizon Zero Dawn over, again and again. Monopoly can only be played once in a day, so the stakes are much greater and you have to focus harder on winning. It's the ultimate challenge. You have to have a strong business acumen and a whole lot of confidence. In Horizon Zero dawn, you push buttons. It may provide a thrill, but once you play it long enough, the game gets old. Horizon Zero Dawn, like all other video games, will not go on in history. It will become old after a while. New games will be invented, with more challenges and levels. But Monopoly never ends. It's been around for eighty years and it's going to be around for a while more. It is an American institution and it has a staggering legacy behind it. It's not just a game, it's a story. Please vote wisely, judges. If you must, try playing Horizon Zero Dawn and see what it's like. Have you played it more than Monopoly? Is it really any different from any other, run of the mill video game? I'm not going to play it. I'd much rather wheel and deal around the board, put up houses and hotels, and feel the dice fall from my hands after I give them a good shake. I await the results.