Kind of curious to see what the prevailing trend for first person games these days is now we're being denied even that quite a bit in the industry since everything seems to be extraction shooter clones these days and forced live service/online stuff.
I'm not that picky about what sort of shooter I can play as long as I get to pew pew things but I can go for most first person content if it's done well. My main thing lately though is trying to find stuff that I can quickly hop into which has replayability and there aren't that many singleplayer games out there which are like that.
Staying away from most online stuff these days, it all seems to be old games by today's standards that run like shit and seem to be getting worse even on modern systems thanks to the amount of bloat that devs are cramming into everything making the install sizes 60gb+. I tried running Rust and even with the changes allowing you to craft weapons from the bones of other players it's about as disappointingly fucked as I remember.
No disrespect to the SH franchise but personally I think first-person Alien Isolation nailed down horror perfectly (until it fucks everything up at the end) and you're mileage may vary but I have to imagine the immersive first-person plays a role in that.
Even with Resident Evil I'm an apologist for the new first-person games when it comes to the horror aspect, even though RE4 and below are my personal faves from a "fun exploration puzzle resource management shooter" aspect.
That's a fair rebuttal, though I'd still argue that Alien Isolation still emphasizes the dread and that said dread is always more important(and effective) than the jump scare.