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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I don't think you will see this any time soon.  Games used to be more like arcade games in that they were all action and short on anything else.  Sure you still have those types of games but most are competitive.  Team based first person shooters and battle royal games.

A lot if the big title games are becoming more and more story driven.  TLoU, the Witcher series, Cyberpunk 2077,  God of War, the Uncharted series, Zero Dawn series, Mass Effect, Red Dead Redemption, and what I think really started it off the BioShock series.  The market has shifted and developers are listening.
gpt
I'm happy with the change. The only downside is those games toss in a bunch of filler content to extend the run time just like TV shows and movies do. I'm playing through GoW Ragnarok and honestly I do not care at all for the puzzles in the game. They're boring. 

I gotta throw an axe at a specific angle to bounce off a mirror to hit a chain and break it. Or throw an axe at a spell arrow thing to create an explosion. Or figure out where to throw my axe to freeze water so I can turn a cog. It's all just busy work to pad the run time. Same with all the parkour and climbing. 

These are God's with insane powers. There's no reason Kratos can't just lift up the door or get Freya/Tyr to do it so it ends up ruining the immersion for me.