Personally I prefer “toys” to real video games. I’m not very good at video games that have a win/lose condition, and when I lose I get upset because I’m just tr

Personally I prefer “toys” to real video games. I’m not very good at video games that have a win/lose condition, and when I lose I get upset because I’m just trying to have fun. My favorite games are actually toys, like BeamNG Drive, Euro Truck Simulator, Cities Skylines, etc. Games where I can create my own win/lose conditions and maybe even create my own narratives. I’ve gotten more enjoyment from GTA V and Red Dead 2 from just random playing after I had already finished the story missions, because there was no stress to be good and no punishment if you make a mistake. You can just be, rather than having to be perfect.