Why do some people only play story-driven games?

No. We can play games in real life as well as in the virtual world, not just limited to what is described in a novel.

Maybe they think their side is the only right one. They could be too self-centered to consider others' perspectives.

Maybe they just find that one story really captivating and haven't had the time or interest to explore others.

One must-play story game is 'The Witcher 3'. It has an immersive world, complex characters, and a gripping plot.

There are several reasons. Visual novels often have rich plots, beautiful art, and the ability to make choices that affect the outcome, giving a sense of control and engagement.

Some play for the engaging stories and immersive experiences. They like getting lost in different fictional worlds.

Perhaps they didn't like the story or the mechanics of the particular solo games they tried. If the plot is uninteresting or the controls are clunky, it can easily turn someone off.

Maybe Aaa got bored with the solitary aspect and craved multiplayer interaction.

Maybe they want to keep you curious or they themselves aren't sure of the full story.

Well, in story driven games, the gameplay is often intertwined with the story. You might have to solve puzzles or complete tasks to advance the plot. The story determines the game's direction and goals.