- urban fantasy, but I recently played the first two Blackwell games ("The Blackwell Legacy" and "Blackwell Unbound"), and despite a small amount of adventure-game nonsense, both of those were really first-rate tone pieces. Really enjoyed.
- "Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery" was more a puzzle game, granted, but it had a pretty good (if fatalistic) narrative arc and unusual worldbuilding
- completely outside your categories: "Papers, Please" had some great story and setting built into the bureaucracy-em-up gameplay.
@InspectorCaracal @packbat oh, Return of the Obra Dinn would be a great addition to your list here too! same dude who did papers please and all
also the Metal Gear Solid series for story-driven i think. i haven't played any of the games, but i do quite enjoy listening to Super Bunnyhop do analyses of them lmao. i'd honestly count them as modern science-fantasy. it tries to be science fiction but then you've got, like. well. GESTURES AT THE FEAR, ETC.