games

This isn't exactly what you are talking about but there is the "unremarkable and odd places in X Game" series by Any Austin. You could maybe watch with the audio turned off to remove commentator. https://youtube.com/watch?v=gGDyB8t1zgE

There is also a somewhat new but highly prolific YouTube channel that posts videos of characters going on runs through their game worlds depopulated of monsters: https://youtu.be/kmWMgAnPrE0

Here's something kind of like that

Something I hate is how game designers don't realize we don't have all of our senses in use when playing games. For example, you can close your eyes and then touch your nose with your right pinky no problem. This is because one of your senses is knowing where all your parts are. You don't have this in video games. If you spin around in a circle in a first person game, you don't know where your limbs have gone. You don't have a literal sense to tell you they've moved.

So when some dumbass designer thinks they're adding immersion to their game by eliminating all direction indicators, then turning up the mudcore dial to 22 out of 10, their game is unplayable because it's too disorienting. Realistic graphics don't matter at that point because you don't have realistic sensory input. Good designers realize this and understand why visual clarity is important. Players can't rely on their sense of direction, or sense of timing to know where a sound came from, or what the ground is like beneath their feet.

I remember swapping between the old and new graphics in the Halo MCC. New graphics make the games objectively worse to play because everything is just harder to see

this looks like outcast

Omg is that Gun? I havent thought about that game in ages.