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Its a very unique vibe and the only game i know that managed to replicate this exact feeling was Hollow Knight and nobody else.
That's definitely fair. You're right that all of them follow variations of the formula - Elden Ring just has a bit more elbow room with the nuances due to the open world, I think.
That's an excellent example, too - however literal in parts. I still replay Hollow Knight from time to time.
Warframe (and Destiny 2, in fairness) has a similar feel - the former empire is gone, and what remains now are those feeding on the scraps of what remains, with old sins coming to light and home to roost.