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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
Roly-Polys World Tour
Players control their actions by exploring different continents, solving puzzles, and using items to progress…
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+4.0
Sad Satan
Players freely explore the maze-like corridors with no fixed goals or scripted paths, emphasizing personal navigation…
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+4.0
Silent Hill: Townfall Deluxe Edition
Players have control over exploration, stealth tactics, combat engagement, and puzzle solving, with multiple endings…
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+4.0
Slendrina: The Cellar
Players have control over their movement, route planning, and strategy to avoid Slendrina and find items.
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+4.0
Snake.io
Players have freedom to control their snake's movement and choose strategies such as encircling opponents or baiting…
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+4.0
Snooker
Players have control over shot power, spin, and aiming with some modes removing aiming aids for full skill expression.
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+4.0
Spot: The Video Game
Players have freedom to choose moves, design boards, and select AI difficulty, allowing control over gameplay decisions.
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+4.0
Station.exe
Players freely explore an open environment with no instructions or fixed objectives, directing their own movement and…
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+4.0
Stick War
Players have significant control over unit production, resource management, and can directly control individual units…
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+4.0
Super Bear Adventure
Players have freedom to explore open-world levels, choose their own paths, and decide how to approach challenges.
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+4.0
Super Mario 2D World Deluxe
Players have freedom to choose characters, power-ups, and paths through interactive clear pipes, enabling control over…
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+4.0
Supremacy: Your Will Be Done
Players have significant control over managing colonies, resource allocation, military build-up, and strategic…
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+4.0
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Craven Man
Players make branching narrative choices that influence outcomes across multiple timelines, indicating strong control…
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+4.0
The Stranger From the Bus Stop
Players make important choices that influence the story and endings, reflecting control over actions and decisions.
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+4.0
The Torture Game 2
Players have full freedom to choose how and when to use various tools on the ragdoll without preset objectives or…
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+4.0
Ultraman: Fighting Heroes
Players have control over character selection, switching mid-match, and formulating their own strategies.
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+4.0
Virtual Casino
Players have freedom to choose games, customize avatars, and navigate virtual casino environments independently.
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+4.0
Vita Mahjong
Players have full control over their moves and pace, with no forced progression or pressure.
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+4.0
Zenless Zone Zero: Update 3.3 - Journey to the Sky
Players control their Proxy and mech combat with freedom to alternate melee and ranged attacks and use environment…
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+4.0
Brawl Stars
Players have full control over character movement and aiming, with options for joystick or tap controls, allowing…
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+4.0
20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes
Players can solve mazes in any order and take breaks as they please, allowing control over gameplay pacing and choice.
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+4.0
Advance Wars
Players have freedom to choose COs, units, and strategies; multiple viable approaches to missions encourage personal…
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+4.0
Arches
Players experience a narrative-driven visual novel with some ability to explore story elements and endings, reflecting…
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+4.0
Desk Top Racer
Players make strategic decisions about car builds and upgrades but do not control races directly, emphasizing…
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