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Many great games are like this. Dwarf Fortress is my personal favorite, where losing is fun.
Project Zomboid goes "THIS IS HOW YOU DIED" Everytime I start a new game and well, it hasn't been wrong yet.
Is the new build coop yet? I wanna work a farm with the homies.
I'm always here for DF talk. Aquifer and active volcano remains a favourite
Oh man I used to hate aquifers. They're more manageable in the latest version but I still don't find myself enjoying it as a resource.
Volcanos are too much fun. I often unleash gratuitous amounts of fun playing with lava.
Kenshi also doesn't really have a 'win' state.
Lots of other sandbox style games as well.
Can you 'win' Caves of Qud? Or just... not die lol?
Finding new ways in which the environment (or your own actions) can kill you in Noita is very satisfying.