What do you mean with "kickass graphics" ?

This War of Mine is my default answer to this question.

the witcher 3....

Real-Life Inc. The Game brought me nothing but tears. It also has top-notch graphics!

The most recent is definitely The Witcher 3. Even moreso if you've played through the previous games and/or read through the novels.

Talos Principle looks really nice even on lower settings. It runs on the same engine as Serious Sam 3, which also has some nice visuals.

Half-Life 3.

you won't get any on PC like that, youre looking for something like ps4 last of us remaster or something like heavy rain or until dawn

They may not have the best graphics but The Longest Journey series (TLJ - Dreamfall - Dreamfall: Chapters) and Spec Ops: The Line has great "feels". (:

Also, Shadow of the Colossus. (:

BioShock Infinite, story's good and the graphics looks great :)

Metro & Batman Series :)

all the crysis, bioshock 3, dead space is really great for the released date, murdered soul suspect too

So I thought before I'd answer this I'd check out your games list to see what you already have. Dude! You already own about every superior graphics game out there, and most look like you've given them about an hour then moved on.

Can you be more specific about what will bring on the feels that will hold your attention?

It looks like you haven't started Child of Light. I've heard good things about it after finishing Ori and the Blind Forest.

The Walking Dead, both seasons. Definitely high on "the feels", and the graphics, while not realistic, work amazingly well when you're immersed in the story. Along the same lines (because it's also by Telltale) is Tales from the Borderlands. I wasn't sure how I felt about it at first, but at the beginning of the second episode, I was fist-pumping and yelling in my head, "Oh YES! This is so f-ing AWESOME!" ... which is amazing, because I generally don't drop f-bombs ;D hehe I've been putting off playing episode four because I know that I'm going to go crazy waiting for episode five to come out, otherwise!

olfox's suggestions are all sound. Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is an excellent story. I wish that they had done more with it gameplay-wise, but it's still exceptional as-is. This War of Mine is definitely immersive, Valiant Hearts is so good that it made me want to learn everything the game had to give (about the war), and I REALLY want Ori! The other two I have, but have not played yet (I have Child of Light loaded up, just keep forgetting that I have it since I got it directly from U-play!)

Tormentum: Dark Sorrow is highly-environmental, which you can probably tell from the graphics. It's an adventure-lite with choices that matter, and though it's short, I really did enjoy it.

A Story About My Uncle has some beautiful graphics and an interesting story... provided that you can find all of the story, or course. You can progress without finding everything.

Some people will disagree, but I -LOVED- Tomb Raider (2013). I loved the story, I loved the graphics, I loved the gameplay and finding every last secret and hidden item. It's a gorgeous game. I played it 3 times back-to-back last year, and only stopped because my backlog was calling me.

I highly recommend getting THIS BUNDLE if you don't have the games yet. I was never really into superheroes before playing the Batman games, and now I am a HUGE fan -- The games are just that good!

Bioshock Infinite, one of the most beautiful games you can find, and not just because of the quality of graphics itself (it might actually be a bit outdated fro 2015 standards), but because of the incredible sceneries and the art direction.

Then there are also the latest Far Cry games (3 and 4), which both show incredible outdoor environments with great attention to detail. Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag does that very well also, although the graphics aren't quite at the same level, if you ask me. But I would recommend NOT getting these games on Steam, because...two clients running the same game at once? EUGH!!!!

Tomb Raider 2013 does the open world, jungle sceneries as well and the graphics are incredible for 2013, better than many games today.

Another one is Bulletstorm. It's an older game, from 2011 but in my opinion it's still gorgeous looking, even today. It's not on Steam in most regions, but you can certainly get it on Origin from anywhere. Also, from 2011, the king of shininess (but I really don't don't fin that a bad thing), Deus Ex Human Revolution. Some people didn't like how shiny the graphics are, but I thought it looked really neat, a major improvement given the series' track record. The first game didn't look very well, even for '99 standards and time has not been kind to it, AT ALL. The improvements of the Director's Cut made it look even better.

The Borderlands series: not the technically best graphics you'll see (not by a long shot), but the style is quite unique and matches the general tone of the games PERFECTLY.

Max Payne 3 - a marvel of a port done by Rockstar Games, quite uncharacteristic of them, given their record with these things. Look really nice, moves really nice and the graphics convey the contrast between Max's gloominess and general darkness in his life and the cheery, depraved place he finds himself in.

Finally, I would also recommend Sleeping Dogs, if the concrete jungle, rather than the actual jungle, is more your thing. God damn, that game looks awesome.

You already own most of these, so I don't even see the point of this thread.. I see you only have 5.3 hours in Far Cry 3. Like..WHY??? PLAY THAT!!!!

Starcraft Broodwar

Soma. Just released recently.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/282140

Visually it's gorgeous (think a more modern Bioshock) and the sound design is superb. And the story goes pretty deep into what it means to be human and things along those lines.

Hyper Light Drifter

Bioshock Infinite and Gone Home. Though the first is quite old by now and the second isn't exactly renowned for its graphics, I found both of them to be very aesthetically pleasing while having some of the best stories I've ever seen, be it in video games or other forms of media. Gone Home is actually my favorite story, period.

The other 2 greatest story-driven games I know would be The Walking Dead(Seasons 1 and 2) and Dragon Age: Origins, but both have kinda sub-par graphics. (Depends though, some people like TWD's aesthetics. I liked the second season's but not the first's).

DOTA 2 !!!