Most games are for fun but some games will make you feel as though if you are there.
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Flight Simulator puts you in the pilot seat of any airplane you could possibly want. You actually feel like you are there. Hearing your teacher tell you how to fly. The plane has realistic physics and you go in the atmosphere over sparce but convincing cities.
Resident Evil 4 is strangely atmospheric and immersive for a third person shooter. A real slow burn. The game starts off as a boring and mundane. As you keep walking you walk into a groggy foggy environments full dead plant life. The further you go the more you see strange things like upper middle class villages attached to farms. Resident Evil will keep flowing on and on like nothing. Much later Leon will walk into dark rainy locations where the skies are grey. Without much introduction you'll come across Granados and monsters of all types. Hellish chainsaw dualling ladies. This is held up by the things that you hear. You hear everything. Crashes of thunder, the revs of chainsaws all make the world just so tense. Not just scary but suspenseful. You are mostly alone. You walk with Ashley who is really hard to be around. Leon guides Ashley Running through wet dripping caves. Eventually after leaving a toxic environment full of murder and hatred Leon will arrive at a save room with type writer by candle light. Leon can type his save point. Leon walks outside the save point and no matter where he is Leon will be in a cold dangerous hateful environment. The world is seamless Resident Evil 4 is just full atmosphere that will make you feel lost.
Similar to that in Resident Evil 4 you play as a soulless cretin who becomes a strong warrior. In Dark Souls the world is just filled with nothing but dark morose. The most terrifying monsters you'll ever meet. The world in Dark Souls is just empty and depressing. Living trees feeding off the earths water, hilly castles in dark treacherous valleys. There is no music 90% of the time.
You are Conrad. You have no memory of what happened to you. But Conrad must go to new Washington to find his memories through various sci-fi locals, abandoned jungles as the synthy tunes grace your ear drums
If Half-Life's graphics couldn't get you immersed then Half-Life 2 will. You are the one man army taking down the combine in different dark decrepit soviet environments.
This mansion makes you really feel like you're there. In a movie. Stauff's estate is just full of haunts and beauty
There is just something about N64 games that make you feel like you're in hell. Zelda is no slouch. Every location in Zelda that isn't a town is full of villians, spectors, sprites traps and threats. The lighting doesn't help either. Fire places feel hot. Dark places feel dark.
Your footsteps reverberate through the Spencer estate all alone as zombies lurk through every corner.
In Bioforge the world of Daedalus is a multitude of Cold Alien cities, Research bases, rocky valleys duking it up against Cyborgs and androids. Learning the lore of the horrors of Dr Mastaba's creations. The moody sci-fi synth plays when it needs to.
Myst island is a cold abandoned island that belonged to a men who had founded a world as did the Romans. Each Age in Myst is dark and full of some sort of unique atmosphere. Be it the alien noises of the Selentic age or the Monke of the Tree age.