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Piling on the H:ZD love. Sequel ain’t awful, either.

Kentucky Route Zero is maybe the most literary game I’ve played, if that makes sense. Damn good.

Disco Elysium is pretty literary.

Try Betrayal at Krondor (1993).

Interesting example, considering it was written by an actual novelist, who also published the novel for the game: "Krondor: The Betrayal"

Raymond E Feist became one of my favorite fantasy authors for a long time because of Betrayal at Krondor

I just understood that this game is not 20 but 30 years old. Oh man...