Pathfinder: Wrath of the righteous.

It’s similar to Baldur’s gate but on pathfinder which is (imo) a much better system than 5e.

In the game you choose a mythic path which grants you incredibly strong abilities but also drastically alters your gameplay and story interactions. You can have the powers of an Angel, Lich or even just be the embodiment of a swarm, so intense that you actually kill your whole party.

I loved how well the game does at fulfilling the fantasy of the path you choose. In my lich playthrough I really felt like an unstoppable mage with incredible power.

I recommend playing in turn based mode.

KotoR2 you get HK-47 as a companion, and his dialogue alone made it worth.

Baldur’s Gate 3

I thought you were not being literal and I was gonna say EA’s FIFA games making them a fuck ton of money lmao

In Baldur’s Gate 1 and 2, the worse shop prices are offset by having way more powerful party members available.

Capitalism.

SWTOR you are the main character

Being evil in games has really paid off for EA and Activision.

Terra Invicta:

I’ve tried to be good.

I’ve played nice with the other human factions.

I’ve prioritized developing the economy and welfare of nations under my control instead of pillaging them for resources. …

But when I see that the protectorate has put an outpost on every site on Mercury (no other structures, just an outpost to claim all the mining resources), there’s nothing for it but a fleet of railgun armed interplanetary spacecraft bent on committing some atrocities.

Fable 1

I feel like Infamous 1 and 2 was really cool for that type of mechanic

Dungeon Keeper 2.

almost every inFAMOUS game lmao you can go around just doing whatever without worry

Dungeons series

Vampyr