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"Medieval Dynasty"
Lets you build your own medieval village, invite NPC to live there, construct defenses and so on.
More of a medieval life sim.
Also Subnautica has a sequel if you did not see it yet:
Or the perennial favourite:
For that reason I'll only suggest games when people like yourself give us a pretty clear understanding what they're after.
If I had to choose just one, I'd definitely say 7 Days to Die for a number of reasons (if it helps at all).
If you like or have liked Minecraft but wanted something that has largely the same mechanics but is a bit more realistic, then this it. Since I started playing 7 Days to die on console, I haven't really touched Minecraft.
But it's better on PC (because console development fell into that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of telltale games packing up and cannot receive any more development due to cost). Not only does it offer this as basically the pinnacle of survival/crafting, but the devs are slowly and surely still adding really good updates. Alpha 20 is just around the corner.
Basically, what I love about the game now is not that it's just like Minecraft, so you have pretty much all that mechanically, but every 7 days is BloodMoon where you get a a whole nighttime of hordes of zombies you have to fight off. It lends really well to using that intervening 7 days to repair your base, and prepare new fortifications for the next one. You have things like electrical systems and gun turrets now, which mean you can essentially create a kind of tower defence style approach.
I tend to create a base and wall it all around, but leave one side accessible with a door, and long sinuous walkway to get there. Zombies go for this and I pepper the gun turret along the route.
If this sounds appealing to you, then I suggest you go for it. It will suck HOURS out of your life though ;)