Is there a game that I can get fully immersed with. This is what I want

Is there a game that I can get fully immersed with. This is what I want.
>Nights are incredibly dark and caves are almost pitch black
>stamina, carry weight and health are critically important
>food and water are extremely important
>need to rest and sleep
>Weather is actually dangerous without pre-cautions. Snow, rain and even the hot sun can be detrimental.
>poison and diseases can be lethal
>no health potions. Only first aid and rest to get health

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dude, just go camping ffs.

Skyrim with mods but it sounds like you may have done that already

You can try going I'm being serious

Closest thing I can think of is The Forest
>Nights and caves are both nearly pitch black
>Stamina and health are very important, a lot of items you don't actually hold in your inventory, you just have to carry it
>food and water are essential to keeping up your health/stamina
>You don't need to rest/sleep but it's helpful to save and not have to defend from cannibals all night
>Weather isn't that important
>If you don't wash off blood then you get diseases and have to find an antidote
>First aid takes a long time to regen health, otherwise just have to recover a small sliver of health every time you eat until you're back to full

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STALKER sounds like it would be up your alley.

>anons I want immersive game!
>proceeds to list Excel tier min maxing mini games

fpbp

>Nights are incredibly dark and caves are almost pitch black
>stamina, carry weight and health are critically important
>food and water are extremely important

Dragons Dogma

>Weather is actually dangerous without pre-cautions. Snow, rain and even the hot sun can be detrimental.

BotW

>poison and diseases can be lethal
>need to rest and sleep
>no health potions. Only first aid and rest to get health

Bethesda games with mods
Some Survival games

I don't know any game that does that entire list.

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op is probably some anime virgin that wouldn't do that tho lmao

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the only decent survival game ever made

Outward covers all of that but in a very manageable way (if you're not retarded that is), so it might not be the hardcore experience you're looking for.

>meter management busywork = immersion

skyrim with weather mod + real storm + frostfall + campfire + realistic need and disease + hunterborn

Came in to post this. It really is the most immersive survival sim out.

>mfw I just wanted to spend a few hours fishing. Now I'm passing out from blood loss and broken ribs as I fumble through a blizzard after a bear smelled the fish I had on me. I'm probably not even going the right way.

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kcd m9

Outward. is exactly that but if you can forgive the jank then go for it

Metro, modded Skyrim

Conan Exiles, health pots exist but it takes a while before you can actually get them

I think Unreal World checks all of those, though it's 2d.

Dragons Dogma
Red Dead Redemption 2
Fallout New Vegas
Fallout 4
Mass Effect games (sorta)

red dead redemption 2 has the sleep, stamina and food thing in addition to the dark nights.

This. Outward is jank as shit with some things but its what you are looking for. The combat is super iffy though.

can you give any tips on how to play it? I tried it a year or two back but didn't get far. should I choose a shelter and try to stock up there, or try to move from settlement to settlement?

Most Resources are finite, it's preferable to stay at a viable shelter until you have to move on because the food is starting to run out and stock up on materials that need a long time to dry. Hunting deer and wolves provides loads of food and materials so look for shelters that aren't too far from animals and work towards crafting clothing since the weather is the most dangerous thing in the game. When you move into new territory always pack enough supplies to survive one night outside, you will likely get lost or caught outside at night when exploring a new area.

Yea Forums is fucking dead

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This

>Nights are incredibly dark and caves are almost pitch black
Yes
>stamina, carry weight and health are critically important
Yes
>food and water are extremely important
You only level up with food
>need to rest and sleep
Kind of
>Weather is actually dangerous without pre-cautions. Snow, rain and even the hot sun can be detrimental.
It rains sometimes limiting your vision
>poison and diseases can be lethal
Yes
>no health potions. Only first aid and rest to get health
Yes
Also no jumpscares and still manages to be scary. Go play it, it's on every platform, including switch

Maybe Skyrim and Dragon's Dogma? Hopefully Elden Ring

a from soft game will never have half of that