Denuvo (anti-cheat software and borderline malware) offers their software to videogame companies on a licensing mode, which means companies have to pay periodically to continue using it. That has led to lots of games having Denuvo at release date, but then removing it some years down the line (when piracy isn’t a big threat to their revenues)

Looks a bit like a couch

It’s punishing. Some design decisions (such as having to drink a potion to save the game) make it so that it takes comparatively longer for your character to become a “superhuman” than it would in Skyrim or Fallout. Worth it if you liked those other two!

Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Loving it, really hard to get over the initial difficulty curve, but all the more satisfying for it. It’s like a AA version of Skyrim, with some elements where it’s even better.

In fairness, I have the official hub and it also gives me similar problems around 5-10% of the times.