I have greedfall! it definitely feels a bit low budget and janky if you're used to the AAA blockbusters like red dead redemption, horizon etc but it did seem to have some heart and an interesting setting. I started it once but got distracted and stopped shortly after first boss, planning on giving it another go soon though. I think it will appeal more to "old bioware" fans of games like Knights of the old Republic, mass effect 1, dragon age.
Currently I'm playing the Witcher games. Couldn't play the first (I hear it's getting a remake) so I've started with Witcher 2. The game is looking and feeling it's age in the graphics and 'clunkiness' of animations and reactivity, but the combat is fun and has some depth, the world seems very intriguing so far and I can't wait to learn more of the lore.
I have to say it seems this game has been to the dragon age origins school of "this isn't your mother's high fantasy, I'm an edgy little dark fantasy game. MISOGYNY.
bits. SEX." There have already been some cut scenes and dialogue that made me cringe and I'm just a few hours in, but on the whole I do miss when games actually were a bit darker, a lot of the big franchises feel so sanitised and "paint by numbers" nowadays. I love to get my "GCSE English, the curtains are blue" head on, and even a flawed attempt at having a message/parallels to real life in a game are at least fun to engage with and think about/criticise. I am happy we've come a long way in terms of equality in games though
I've heard great things about the Witcher 3, some people say it's the best RPG of all time so I can't wait to see how it measures up. Story focused RPGs in worlds with interesting histories are my jam

I'd love to play elden ring but I know I'm just straight up too impatient and too bad at games to be putting myself through that
