Honestly, a fighting game would be perfect. Dragonball FighterZ would be a good one.

You can play both against bots.

Can always go old school and have her play Manhunt

We don't have ps+ so online isn't ideal, thank you though

Grand theft auto

It's an older game, but "Manhunt", from Rockstar Games, has some satisfying violence. No animals or robots, just other humans to kill.

We don't have vr, thanks though

Searching specifically for violent games surely isn't the most healthy way to receive stress would finding a game that was engaging for her not be better whether it was violent or not

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R*p#lay then

Bonelab and battle talent. Theyre both on vr

Killing floor 2

She has a lot of relaxing hobbies and games, specifically she wants an outlet for aggression and anger

Friday the 13th or Predator Hunting Grounds

That might be a good suggestion, I think I might even have the first one on a disc somewhere, thank you

I'll suggest those to her and see what she thinks, thank you.

Oh, did the newest update add dismemberment or something?

Edit: not trying to be rude, just a smartass, we do have ac:nh

From psychological perspective, this really isn’t a good idea. I recommend more relaxing games for venting stress.

San Andreas

If she's okay with horror games there's the dead space series, the literal gameplay loop is dismembering enemies and stomping them to get supplies

I don't remember if they were doing it before COVID maybe not as much but once COVID hit they figured out a way to have concerts and PR so it was a win-win situation for both parties involved and now it's more popular

Left 4 Dead? (Or any other zombie killer). Superhot? Doom Eternal?

ANIMAL CROSSING: NEW HORIZONS

If a game I don't like means that actual gameplay is secondary the sure I guess

It keeps the game relevant. It gets the game in the news and gets new people to try the game. It's a marketing tactic and it definitely much cheaper than a TV or internet commercial