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I would volunteer a lot of the single-player story games produced by Sony like Uncharted, The Last of US, with Spiderman being the exception to the rule.
Some of their games have a little more open game loop design, but personally, I don't think I could play The Last of Us twice.
From what I played of God of War I would imagine it's similar, but I never actually beat it.
I'm sure there are people out there who love single-player game narratives and would disagree. I just think a lot of these games are good for the story, but the gameplay feels like once you've done it, you've done it.
There are some games that are entirely story based that fit the criteria better.
One that comes to mind is To the Moon. There's some puzzle elements to make it a game but its appeal is pretty much entirely based on its story.