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Paper Orchard

For a first-person option, try Doom (2016) or Doom Eternal. Their environments show demonic corruption spreading through human spaces, though the games are fast, action-heavy, and more bombastic than bleak.

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Blue Kettle

The Evil Within 2 could fit if you want familiar places that become warped and disturbing. It leans into psychological horror and body horror, so it may feel closer to a nightmare than to a straightforward ruined-city setting.

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Soft Compass

Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is worth a look for grim, corrupted urban environments in a first-person game. It’s more about oppressive industrial cityscapes and combat than gore covering every landscape, but the setting has a strong sense of decay.

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