Are there any games where your choices actually matter

just like real life

Before 2019's end, so autumn/winter

This year's GOTY

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I don't have Switch.

I have already played them

how can i improve the choices within my games? i thinking of making them have a lot of options, so say its a war FPS, you could surrender and get sent to a POW camp or get tortured, you can get injured in battle and get sent home or murdered in the field hospital, etc
I think more games should let you kill everyone at any time in the game and that will affect how the rest of the game plays out, imagine if you could kill the antagonist at the start of the game or at any point you see them face to face, same shit with important NPCs

strategy games

make an RPG with a relatively simple world that prioritizes player decisions and ability to interact with the surrounding world, people, objects, factions, etc.
like an Elder Scrolls game without a main quest and simply smaller interworking faction competitions and quest lines
for instance, the game map is set in a border region between two rival kingdoms who are clashing over possession of it. You have the opportunity to join either side, or start your own, or spy on one side for the other, or do neither and simply raid their camps and live the life of a bandit

shit like that always sound cool on paper then you realize how much of a bitch it is to program then implement

it can be done, its just that no one has ever tried it because the majority of people that play war shooters are ADHD kids and the devs are lazy fucks. someone has to try it and i hope to have it in my WW2 game

an escaping from a POW camp gameplay could be interesting but being sent home wounded?
literally no one actually wants to play that in reality
also adding choice into an FPS is kind of silly as it's not really what the genre is about

Tetris

>being sent home wounded
yeah i guess thats boring, staying at the front and still fighting whilst wounded sounds much more fun or you could get sent to guard a concentration camp or POWs you captured
>also adding choice into an FPS is kind of silly as it's not really what the genre is about
it doesnt matter what the genre is about im doing it anyway, so much fags keep to the specific definitions that creativity is impossible.
and having these choices in an FPS would make it more impactfull than the majority of RPGS where you just chose good or evil and nothing changes based on your choices