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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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Games where autonomy stands out from the other motivations.
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Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Batomon Showdown
Players choose trainers and monsters freely each run, with multiple strategic options and build variety.
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+4.0
Black Mirror III
Players direct their own actions in a point-and-click adventure with inventory management and puzzle solving, including…
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+4.0
Block Craft 3D: City Building
Players have freedom to build anything they want, use blueprints or free build, and customize their villages and…
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+4.0
Broken Lens
Players freely explore scenes, zoom, pan, and choose their own pace without timers or pressure.
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+4.0
Card-en-Ciel
Players choose decks and strategies per dungeon with some constraints, but have freedom in card usage and movement…
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+4.0
Chaos on Deponia
Players can choose the order of puzzle solving and explore multiple locations freely, with some puzzles allowing…
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+4.0
Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars™
Players have freedom to build bases, choose factions, and direct their own strategies with no unit limits.
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+4.0
Crash Drive 2
Players can freely explore open maps, choose vehicles, and decide whether to participate in events or just drive around.
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+4.0
Crashlands
Players have freedom to explore, craft, build, and choose combat tactics with minimal forced routines.
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+4.0
Creeper World 2: Anniversary Edition
Players have freedom to build, dig terrain, and choose strategies; some levels funnel players into specific approaches…
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+4.0
Crushed In Time
Players have freedom to manipulate objects and solve puzzles in multiple ways using the unique point-and-stretch…
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+4.0
Cube Racer 2
Players have freedom to place traps and create obstacles or shortcuts, influencing the course dynamically.
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+4.0
Cubot
Players freely decide how to move cubes and solve puzzles with no fixed routine; multiple strategies possible.
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+4.0
Death Coming/死神来了
Players freely choose when and how to activate traps, requiring planning and timing to achieve kills.
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+4.0
Death Must Die
Players have control over character choice, gear builds, and ability upgrades, with meaningful decisions affecting…
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+4.0
Deducto
Players have freedom to choose roles (impostor, security, co-worker), use various strategies, and engage in social…
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+4.0
Donkey Kong Bananza
Players have high freedom to explore, choose paths, and experiment with destruction and transformations.
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+4.0
DragonSword : Awakening
Players can freely choose characters, build teams, and explore the open world at their own pace without forced daily…
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+4.0
Drawing From Memory
Players freely choose what to draw and how to interpret prompts, allowing personal creative control.
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+4.0
Drox Operative
Players have extensive freedom to customize their ship, choose playstyle, and decide how to influence the galaxy and…
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+4.0
Everdell
Players have freedom to choose cards, strategies, and timing of actions; some constraints from game rules but overall…
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+4.0
Farlanders
Players have freedom to choose building placement, research paths, and strategies with multiple viable approaches.
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+4.0
Fights in Tight Spaces
Players have significant control over deck building, card selection, and tactical positioning decisions each turn.
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+4.0
Freeways
Players have high freedom to design road networks and interchanges with few restrictions, enabling personal creative…
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