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By hours played, it's either Valheim or Baldur's Gate 3. Fallout 76 should get mentioned, as it was a lot of fun until it wasn't. Falling victim to the story lines sort of running their course and the game turning into a standard MMO grind-fest. I'll also mention Green Hell, which was a passable survival-crafting game with enough story to make a "play through" actually have a meaning. Even if that meaning had all the subtlety of a tactical nuclear weapon. It's also still seeing development, so it might be worth going back too. Finally, there was Raft, which was another fun survival-crafting game (is my preference in games obvious?), which also went for the subtlety of a water buffalo rutting. Again, fun while it lasted, but hardly worth playing more than once or twice.