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I hate the game I am about to mention. Let me be clear about that and if you want all that rant you can dig up my review of it.
That said, for what you asked for, there is a game called starfield that is
- a looter-shooter type combat
- fairly good exploration (space themed, planet exploration, random POIs** )
- simple main quest line, like valheim
- side quests you can do or ignore
- survival is not a thing. You don't have to eat, farm, or any of that stuff. The environment can damage you but you just need to learn to not wade in the lava or visit planets that are like 5 degrees kelvin. If you get hurt by the environment, you have to use a healing kit (buy or find). Its not complicated.
- building is 100% optional. You probably WILL want to build your own space ship, but you don't even HAVE to do that, its just that you are better at it than the devs. By a lot. Your cat can probably build better ships than the provided ones by randomly dancing on the keyboard.
Its exactly what you did ask for, this kind of game without the grind or survival. There are some SMALL grinds that you can minimize, on par with skyrim where you have to do something a number of times to unlock a skill, eg if you want to fly a better ship you have to shoot down 50 ships, which you WILL do eventually but if you want a better ship NOW you 'grind' it instead of letting it happen. Your choice, as again, it WILL happen eventually. The biggest grinds are still simple things like that. You can buy almost everything in the game and money comes in fast after a just a few starter levels where you are poor.
** one of the many problems is that there are like 30 main POIs that repeat so you will do the same maps over and over. Its not game breaking, but it dulls the experience a bit.
The Long Dark. It's basically all exploration and survival against nature. It's been out for a decade, its fleshed out well. There is a survival mode and a story mode. It's very different from Valheim in a lot of ways but fits your "asks".
trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7BzngvURrk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz2SNm8VguE