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You need to make the work and book have incomparable choices; and writing the book already has that in the form of the "time" it takes to create. If it takes a long time to create, but helps your mood in the end; Players are already making a choice between that trade off and you just need to balance it fairly. Also make sure you remember they have other ways to lose them, so make sure the time it takes is balanced in comparison to other options.
Your examples are very different media, and the experience is VERY different in engaging with it after creation because of the creation process. Video games, you are constantly "playing it" as part of the process. TTRPGs are less of a problem, new players means new play. But stories you write, you are not engaging with the story over and over.
The second part you seem to be misunderstanding is that those interviews are more often from people who are being paid to create their games, movies, etc. Writing is much more personal than making video games and movies which usually takes a lot of people working together, whom in the end will alter your vision; intentional or not. This is why you often know someone that will tell the same story over and over again, as excited as the first time, and likely because they themselves want to hear it again.
Also, have people never read a book twice or watched a movie twice!? It doesn't remove the fun even if you "know the ending".
As a writer, I already feel sad that they changed that writing "creates depression and stress". I've never gotten depressed or stressed when writing for fun; the only real stress comes in when you're writing for a "job"; Those issues are kinda gone now in the apocalypse when you don't need to write for money. The real downside should just be the time it takes to create, forcing you to say put and not do other tasks.
Also, mechanically speaking right now in SP it's very odd to gain depression and stress to write a book.. so that you can read it.. to removes depression and stress.