Need some game recommendations for a non-gaming retiree!

My retired father expressed interest in gaming, but this is a real track.

When I asked him his favorite game, he said, “There is an old train game since the 90s, there is no graphics here, but this is a complex game that manages the railway schedules, and it is only ‘maintained by a boy in Germany. This corner of the HTML Internet. We may need to create an old system to run it. Related to the picture

He had never been a concert. He actually watches Talking Environmental Videos from RDR2 every day, and wanted to try the Black Flag of Association. After reading I got it 8 Bitdo Controller This excellent articleBut there has been no help. It seems like Button combinations are very difficultWhich is fair.

Travel so far:

• I got him a switch, as he said he wanted to play ‘Mario’. Some Mario games like Wonder and Odyssey got, and none of them clicked.
• He loved the Rail Road Simulator Games and has a very expensive controller buried in storage. I’m working on fishing for it.
• I got it a recent railway simulator game, but it includes navigating the 3D world and it was very difficult for it.
• My wife will play RDR1 and let her decide where to go and what to do, which she enjoys. But I can tell that he himself wants to try something, but the RDR is above his skill level and he plays just instead of watching sports.
• It has a real purpose, he wants to work to learn more and more coking, so he can play with his grandchildren, my nephew.
• I showed him a divers, and while it is exactly aesthetic, the actual gameplay is very difficult.
• I asked her about her favorite game, which forced me to ask for suggestions here.

I have a feeling that they probably like some ‘spreadsheet simulators’ or something based on a logic/system, which has no complex control, moderate complex system, low stake and time -based. It feels like a strange mixture of comfortable /hypertension to start.

She’s more comfortable than the mouse and the keyboard instead of the controller.

Have any experience to help someone start a retired non -gamer? I think this community will be able to give a good, very special recommendation.