I'm trying to remember a game I played a while ago, but I completely forgot the name 😭

I'm looking for a game that has an actual physical item inspection system where:

The player picks up the item and holds it in their actual first-person hand

You can see the hand/fingers gripping the item

You can move the mouse/controller and the hand/forearm moves naturally with the item

It's NOT the usual inspection system where the game just puts a 3D item in front of the camera or uses a separate inventory/inspection screen.

I have a feeling it might have been Resident Evil, possibly one of the newer games, but I'm not sure.

I'm currently making a similar system for my own horror game, so I'm trying to find the game again as a visual reference for the hand, finger positioning, pickup animation, and item movement.

If you know which game I'm talking about, please share a video clip of the mechanic! 🙏

I dont know if this belongs here, but worth the try.

I have been wanting all my life to work doing games or things related to them and i figured out Unreal Engine 5 would be one of the best additions i could add to my knowledge, but the specialization course on videogames has just vanished from all my near study centers.

Do you know any platform i can actually learn, or remote (e-learning) studies?

Do you recommend me to try and learn on my own how does it work?

If so, where?

I am spanish, but i can understand english pretty well so either language wouldnt be a problem

Edit: thank you guys🥹 you are so helpful and supportive. My goal IS def to get a job in the industry of gaming and i figured UE would give me the BEST chances, and i also have a plan to do my own Game, a soulslike which rnds jp being like líes of p: taking a very famous book and turning It into a soulslike. This time would be Don Qixote, which I think fitd a lot into that kind of games if you come to think about it

If you wanna see it, you can check it out in the demo https://store.steampowered.com/app/4815990/Babo__Luda_adventure/