NieR: Automata (2017)

The first time the credits roll, you've seen roughly a third of the story. You play 2B, a combat android sent to win back an Earth overrun by machines for the humans who fled to the Moon, and PlatinumGames supplies fast, flashy action. A second playthrough retells events through another android's eyes, the third moves into entirely new chapters, and the five main endings, A to E, are spread across them; the other 21 letters are jokes you trip over by doing something daft. It asks 30 hours or more, and the open world and side quests are thin in places. Keep going to E: everything is built towards it.