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The three I went for are:
1. The Invincible
2. Star Wars Bounty Hunter
3. Bionic Bay
The first is an absolutely beautiful walking simulator with a hard-scifi (meaning: the science tries to be realistic) story. Great voice acting, and some nice interactive elements to break the illusion of being a walking sim.
The second I haven't played yet, but it's a Star Wars FPS shooter and gets good reviews.
The last I started last night. It's a side-scrolling puzzle and action adventure, in the style of Limbo, Inside, Planet of Lana, or Planet Alpha. Really enjoying it so far - excellent graphics, smooth animation and clever puzzles that aren't too mind-bending.
And yeah, there's Skyrim and Fallout 4, but I've done those to death.