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Good ol' Skyrim The Racing Game
For what? Calling you out? I guess it worked.
All of the above has little to do with D&D and more to do with general fantasy tropes (which are the D&D connection). It is almost as far as you can get from a D&D game while still being a fantasy RPG ("RPG")
Try playing an actual D&D cRPG some time and you'll understand why people are meeting your utter cluelessness with shock and mild disdain.
Some people don't really have time to roll dice, some people just want to experience a D&D type of game/world from their couch, with a controller for a few hours every day...Anythign wrong with that?
Skyrim is a game caught between action-adventure (Darksiders, Dark Souls, Zelda) and action-RPG (Mass Effect, Risen, Witcher, Fable) and really occupies a small, strange genre of it's own known as "Bethesda RPGs"
KOTOR is a D&D based cRPG. It actually uses rules right out of the D&D book.
Sci-fi is not excluded from using D&D rules. There are sci-fi table-top adventures.
wtf are you talking about. Skyrim resembles the D&D genre like a rocket launcher resembles a pistol.
moreover, it has nothing to do with opinions if you mix and match genres without knowledge what they stand for.
where is the adventure part in Skyrim?