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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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Play style 01
Players have freedom to explore vast open-world environments, choose party leaders, customize skills and equipment, and decide quest paths.
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Knock Harder
Players have freedom to explore the house, investigate clues, and decide when to shoot themselves to wake up…
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Oozi: Earth Adventure
Players can choose difficulty levels freely and explore levels at their own pace with multiple modes (story, challenge…
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+4.0
KAKU: Ancient Seal
Players have freedom to explore four elemental regions in any order and choose their path, with open-world style…
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+4.0
Illusion Carnival
Players explore a surreal carnival world with freedom to solve puzzles and engage in bullet hell combat at their own…
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+4.0
Nobody - The Turnaround
Players have freedom to make life choices, manage character actions, and pursue multiple storylines in a sandbox urban…
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+4.0
Solar Nations 2
Players have significant freedom to build, colonize, and choose political paths across multiple planets and moons, with…
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+4.0
Hunter's Moon: A Sovereign Syndicate Adventure
Players can choose their path from multiple travel decks and decide which encounters to face, allowing strategic…
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+4.0
Kill It With Fire: Ignition
Players have freedom to choose weapons, explore rooms, and decide how to kill spiders, including creative destruction.
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Shredders
Players have freedom to explore large open mountain areas, choose lines, and use a drone to position themselves…
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You Have to Win the Game
Players freely explore a large interconnected map, choose paths, and decide when and where to backtrack, with no…
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+4.0
EarthKart: Google Maps Driving Simulator
Players freely choose any real-world location to explore and decide their own routes and vehicles, though some paywall…
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+4.0
True Crime: New York City
Players have freedom to choose missions order, play as good or bad cop, and decide how to approach crimes and side…
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+4.0
Castle of no Escape 2
Players have freedom to explore the castle non-linearly, choose characters with unique playstyles, and decide how to…
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+4.0
Under A New Sun
Players have freedom to explore islands, craft, build bases and sail at their own pace with minimal forced routines.
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+4.0
Menace from the Deep
Players choose their own paths via travel decks and make meaningful decisions on exploration and combat strategies.
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+4.0
God's Basement
Players have freedom to explore environments and interact with objects, but progression is linear and requires…
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+4.0
Woodle Tree 2: Worlds
Open world design allows players to explore regions in any order and choose their own path.
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+4.0
Darkstone
Players can choose from multiple characters and classes, control two characters simultaneously, and explore randomly…
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+4.0
ASYLUM
Players freely explore the asylum at their own pace, deciding where to go and what to investigate, with some linear…
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+4.0
Professional Ship Simulator
Players have freedom to choose ships, plot courses, steer manually or use autopilot, and explore open world maps with…
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+4.0
Flock Around
Players have freedom to explore different biomes, choose how to approach bird photography, and decide play pace solo or…
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+4.0
Heaven's Vault
Players have freedom to explore moons in various orders, make dialogue choices affecting story and relationships, and…
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+4.0
Find Your Words
Players freely explore the camp, choose which activities and friendships to pursue, and combine symbols to communicate…
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+4.0
Bleak Faith: Forsaken
Players have freedom to explore a vast open world with multiple branching paths and non-linear progression; character…
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