Specifically Portal 2 actually. Since it was designed with console players in mind, all of the puzzles can be solved without having to shoot on the move.
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My goal is just to have a community where people can go and see what new game news is out for the day and comment on it.
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Also it has co-op, so OP can play their partner, which might help when questions arise :D
Maybe Valheim? You could turn the settings to peaceful mode if you don't want to deal with combat quite yet - although combat at the beginning isn't super in-depth - but it doesn't have a ton of buttons and the start of the game is a lot of basic "walk around and find things to interact with."
Assassins creed. Ignore the game and any of the extra's, and just enjoy a walk around the city
phasmophobia
Minecraft
There is Portal: Flash, a browser-based Flash game, if you can run it. Tons of fun. Also Minecraft (BUT maybe use version 1.13 or earlier in order to cut out some harassment, Illagers and raids might deter new players. Mainly they just piss me off. Go 1.12 or earlier to avoid Drowned and Ocean Monuments/Guardians) and The Room 1-4
...any of the traditional action platformers.
Portal, Spyro etc.