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Video games have gotten so realistic that g@mers everywhere are publicly admitting they've never been outside before
(hexbear.net)
still look like crappy game graphics on a big uncanny valley spectrum.
Games that try to solve this are grating to play. Being locked in place to watch a canned animation while a character slowly shuffles across a chasm or climbs stairs or jumps a chest high obstacle over and over and over destroys immersion even though it looks "realistic" because you're losing control over your character multiple times in the span of 10 minutes
Those aren't really for realism, those are modern loading screens.
Max Payne 3 kinda felt like this