Anyone recovering from the June Google Update?

Hey, so anyone who may have seen a drastic decline in traffic from the Google update in June, has anyone seen any positive movement to recovery? I'm especially interested to find out about sites that are in the MMO niche.
I personally think Google are making it harder to rank these sites because they are referred to YMYL sites or Your Money or Your Life. If it's a website that can effect peoples wealth and livelihood, it is getting harder to rank. I heard it's even harder if you run a health related website.
My MMO site was going along nicely until the June update, my organic reach has been cut by 70%. What's even more frustrating is that before I could publish a piece of content and it would index straight away and rank around page 4/5 sometimes even 2. Now, I still get indexed but cannot find my posts within the first 100 results.
There is a silver lining though, luckily I also run a niche related website that is monetized mainly through Amazon. I had left this sit because the commission from Amazon was so low, recently I had sales worth around $1000 and my overall commission was $30.
However, I started working on this site again and my last four posts have been indexed, 3 of them ranking on the second page and one on the first page and one of my main posts that is targeting a high-volume keyword is hovering between 2/3.
I haven't given up on my MMO site but going forward I will concentrate more on my niche website.
I would like to know how others who have been hit by the June update are moving forward.
I get tired of competing with people who paid $99 online and got a certificate. These people are hurting people because they do not know what they are doing.
Because of this many states now require me to have insurance just like a dentist, doctor, etc. I have $1m worth of insurance and any trainer who does not have $1m is probably a phony.
They are weeding out the un-certified wanna be experts that can only get business by impersonating an expert. Google smarter than people think.
Mark
The reality is, Google is after the best content and with every update they make their hopes is to get closer to that. If you are creating great content that is getting engagement, you have nothing to worry about over the long term.
Keep producing, keep focused, and even though you may have seen a dip and it is still there, you will prevail through the arc of time. I have seen MANY people start to bounce back from this and are better than ever. ;)
My website has gone through a rough patch, one because of the June Google Update and the other because my theme was REALLY bad for SEO, as in, my page speed was REALLY low, especially for mobile.
Once I changed my theme (that was around the same time as the Google Update), my traffic took a nosedive of 50 - 70% as well. It took more than a month of consistent post publishing to see any improvement.
Now, I would say about half of what I'm publishing is on the first page of Google, Bing and Yahoo. I write about 2000 words per post and I publish every single day.
I took a snapshot of my traffic from April 2019 until now. You'll see how I was getting over 200 visitors a day to just around 50 and how it is now improving and going into the 100's (like the past monday).
The traffic coming in from Google that day was 74 so as you can see, just about 75% of the traffic is coming from there. I really think it has to do with a more efficient and faster theme and also due to regular posting.
I've been getting some nice numbers of referrals this month, sometimes even upto 4 referrals per day, but have yet to see a sale. I'm sure with the improvements that I've seen, that it will be happening soon. I'm gonna keep going!
I hope my report helps!
Reyhana