Diggy's Adventure and Spades

Diggy playing cards to get through the mines?

Homefront the Revolution Mass Effect Andromeda
Pathfinder Ryder while exploring a brand new world finds a time machine or time anomaly. Pathfinder Ryder is flung back to the USA in (insert year). Pathfinder Ryder now must save America or never find her way home again.

Hearts of Iron IV and Valkyria Chronicles.

Tactical JRPG, but set in actual, real-life WWII with grand strategy elements. Which is pretty straightforward but holy shit do I want something exactly like that now.

Robotech: Battlecry and Robotech: Invasion

So I get the best 2 parts of Robotech as one game. Neat!

Witcher 3 and Rise of Nations.

Play as any of the kingdoms in the Witcher universe in a grand struggle of political domination of the world or region of that universe as you battle one another, monsters, elves, dwarves, fucking Wild Hunt, and everything in between. Conduct research, gather resources, and expand your nation's borders in an effort to politically suppress and dominate your foes.

Not being a modern grand strategy game like that from Paradox or the likes of perhaps Total War the actual depth shallows itself out in comparison to the Witcher and all I can think of is effective aesthetic changes and magical elements in the vein of Lord of the Rings cash-in strategy titles. Without the avenues to conduct interpersonal politics like CK2 or deeper functions like anything released in the last five years in the strategy [meta-]genre the prospective game fails to really go anywhere outside of its respective early-2000's strategy elements.

Eternal Crusade and Fall out New Vegas.

Shit. So like. I can play as, mister motherfucking. houses elite team or something and shoot up legioneers.

Eternal Fallout.

Fallout Eternal.

Crusade's Fallout.

Fallout of Crusades.

Bloodborne + For Honor. This hybrid will trigger you to the maximum. Get killed a lot in story mode. Get booted out of every other match in multiplayer.

Civilization and Overwatch is an intriguing pair. An arena shooter where you play as nation-states?

Star Wars: Battlefront and Sims 4. A shooter game where you get full customisation of your PC right down to personality traits, I guess? XD

Verdun and Battlefield 1: So a hyperrealistic World War 1 game, but with combined arms operations to represent the late war, and trench battles for the early war.(AKA what both games should have been.)

The Witcher 3 and The Last of Us.

Aight, I don't know about you but this sounds pretty dope.

Dwarf Fortress and Crusader Kings 2.

Finally, a game where you'll spend more time looking at the relevant wiki than actually playing it.

Starbound and ArmA 3. I do not even know how I'd even describe this,it's so, so weird.

Last two computer games would be Sims 4, and Banished. So that would make like sim medieval 2. Lol

Actual last two games played would be mini golf and mouse trap. Basically more intense mini golf.

Assassins Creed: Syndicate + The Sexy Brutale = Pretty much one of those Charles Dickens side missions in Syndicate in which you try to solve a mystery, but with both time travelling and robots as well as parkour. I think I found my perfect game.

CK2 and Mount and Blade:

Basically you start from nothing, usurp the king who only has an army of 200 peasants while you rock around with an army of 400 full plate knights. And then you basically play CK2 until its time to lead an army where you do it mount and blade style. Oh, also marriage requires you to go through an obnoxious courting ritual which may or may not end up in a dual with the dad.

Not going to lie, it sounds pretty cool.

Terraria: Don't Starve Edition.

Battle monsters, mine, and build in a 2D environment with gradually more powerful weapons and gear while you try not to starve to death or go insane.