I would like to get back into video games. When I was younger I had been playing and enjoying a lot but now my problem is I can't really get into anything. My main issue is that I have ADHD and to add to that I seem to have made my attention span over the years even worse - I seek instant gratification. In the past I played a lot of multiplayer games like League of Legends, Hearthstone or Counter Strike because they provide those never-ending dopamine hits really fast, but I don't want to play multiplayer games anymore - I would prefer single player experiences. Now when it comes to single player games, one game that I managed to like was Disco Elysium: The Final Cut - it had really witty dialogue and interesting character customization but at the same time it didn't feel like a chore. Also in the past I have managed to finish all Witcher games and Cyberpunk 2077, but recently when I tried to play CP77 again I got bored quickly because I have already played that. I played Hades for a bit, enjoyed that at the beginning but got bored after some time, also I don't enjoy when you have to do a lot of dodging and stuff like that, those games get me really frustrated really quick - like I said I seem to have destroyed my patience over the years - it would be nice to get it back but it's hard. I've bought Mass Effect Legendary Edition but stopped playing after a short while - got overwhelmed with the amount of information, and also the first game - Mass Effect 1 so the one I started playing felt pretty dated. I'm not a fan of games that are really dated and look bad - same thing with Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas - I just can't enjoy them because of the graphics. I've played Frostpunk and that was sort of okay but after I finished the game once I didn't want to play it anymore, because even though there are other scenarios than the main one, it's still basically the same game, just a slightly different objective. I've tried to play Paradox Games - HOI4, Stellaris - but the point of entry, the amount of stuff you need to learn was overwhelming. So I got myself Civilization VI, but once again it was still to much for me to micromanage. I haved Dark Souls 1 Remastered, but like I said I don't enjoy dodging and highly mechanical games that much and also fighting bosses was pretty fun, but finding all those other smaller minions in between was tedious, so I dropped the game after the first boss. I tried playing God of War but found the game pretty boring - it's just 85% fighting and 15% story that I really don't care for - I like mystery stories and such, going up the hill with a kid is pretty boring. I tried Don't Starve but the game stressed me - I felt like I was racing the clock all the time and felt under a lot of pressure. Tried Against the Storm but got overwhelemed with the UI. Played a bit of Slay The Spire and Darkest Dungeon and both games were somewhat okay - not amazing, but I didn't feel like I wasted money at least. I've tried Talos Principle and at the beggining it was pretty fun, but after you do a few puzzles it gets repetetive. I've played Danganronpa 1 and 2 and the story was pretty great, but the gameplay and all the minigames not so much. Tried Ace Attorney games and got bored quickly, it was just reading and the cases were easy. Tried Persona 4 Golden but first the combat is boring and repetetive, and the story feels slow, and in general gameplay feels pretty boring. Tried Binding of Isaac but the games was too hard for me - too much dodging. I enjoyed Slay the Princess quite a bit, but I don't think I want to play pure text/story game like this one right now - it was good while I played it but I want something different now. Sherlock Holmes Crimes and Punishement I dropped after a short while - it felt boring, just basically point a click game with 3d graphics - I don't want that. Stardew Valley bored me, there was not enough going on. Doom (2016) was okay - I would get bored of it after a while I think because the game is not really varied but it was short so it was somewhat okay even if not the best. Morrowind I didn't enjoy and dropped because it's too old. Detroit Become Human I played with a friend and it was suprisingly decent despite being such a heavy story game - but the graphics were decent, I don't want a textbook adventure.

These are basically all the games that I have tried - if I didn't mention something I most likely didn't play it. I want you to analyse all I said and recommend me some games that I haven't tried that might suit my taste and get me back into gaming. Please tell me why I might like those games, and why I might not.

Here are some games you should not recommend:
- Any of the games I have mentioned I've already played in the text
- Outer Wilds - yes it may look interesting, but I've read that the game is clunky and can be frustrating to play
- divinity original sin 2 - Isometric classic RPGs are not for me
- Return of the Obra Dinn - I don't like it's visual style
- What Remains of Edith Finch - I want some gameplay, not just pure story

Please really think this through, and guide me through your thought process. I want you to make sure your response is long and detailed and considers everything, so when I buy a game you recommend I can be sure I won't waste my money.