Suggest a new game for me to play...PS5

I have been out of the gaming scene for about year, maybe a bit more. Looking for something I can get into and play for a couple hours a day for a few weeks. Not looking for any sports games or call of duty/fortnite/etc.

-I played Witcher 3 and it's probably became my favorite game I've played. I'm usually not into the monsters/dragons type of game, but Witcher being primarily a story about people with the monsters on the side worked for me. Also played Blood and Wine and Heart of Stone DLCs. The wide range of side stories, the occasional monster hunting, Gwent...there was just so much to do that it didn't feel like I was doing the same thing over and over and I loved it. Ended up playing it through a second time making sure that Ciri ended up as a Witcher in the end.

-Red Dead was okay, but the storyline just seemed to drag along much worse than Witcher. The gameplay itself was very fun.

-Was always a fan of the Assassin's Creed series going back to the original, AC2, Brotherhood. Then AC3 sucked, Blag Flag was awesome, and most of the smaller ones like Unity, Rogue, Syndicate didn't quite do it for me. Origins was okay getting into the RPGish game, and was cool to see a new area in Egypt. Odyssey was okay as well. Didn't find the storyline to be as great but the game was beautiful. Valhalla was better than both of those to me...beautiful game, love the time period (possibly my favorite time period/lore that I've tried, and also was a big fan of the Vikings tv series to that helped), but became a bit repetitive after a while. I still prefer the older Ezio AC games. Not ready to try Mirage quite yet. Gonna let the price fall a bit before I try a game that is only supposed to be about 20 hours of play time.

-Played Skyrim some, just couldn't get into it like I did Witcher. Never tried Elden Ring or Dark Souls because I read that they're more painful than relaxing to play. Played GTA5 years ago.

-Never played a God of War game.

-Played one of the star wars games with Cal (whatever the first one was called). It was okay...just extremely repetitive so I never tried the next ones.


I'm not opposed to the games I've named that I haven't played...just looking for something fun that I can get into and relax and play, not something that I'm gonna have to sweat out and get worked up over trying to beat it.