Spiderman Miles Morales really made me feel like I was Electro. (The combat and exploration in this was a drastic downgrade.)

Scarlet Nexus’ plot and characters were incredibly stock, and the combat didn’t appeal to me. So I didn't get very far into it.

Control was absolute mediocrity squared. Boring characters. Awful quests. Unbalanced combat. A lousy map. Visual bugs. Got halfway through it, and I honestly couldn't be bothered to do another "timed quest". Not a moment of this was entertaining. (But if you like reading through/watching long video collectables, instead of playing an actual game. Have I got a recommendation for you...)

Prey has some clever worldbuilding, and moments where the immersive sim elements work to enhance the experience. But that's about all in terms of pure positives. The combat is repetitive. The (three) enemy types are braindead, and their attacks are unfair to compensate. The traversal gun is frustratingly inconsistent. And the "it was all a simulation" ending, is what you write when you're out of ideas. 

Remnant: From The Ashes is a rollercoaster of quality, thus far. It has some pretty decent combat, and some above average AI (for the gunner enemies). But it also has plenty of bugs (both visual ones and things that get you killed), and other bullshit that makes it obvious that it was not designed for solo-play. But it might be the best game I’ve tried to play, from my Elden Ring break. 

Free Steam game you'll never play (Until Jun 1.): https://store.steampowered.com/app/489630/Warhammer_40000_Gladius__Relics_of_War/?curator_clanid=34274830