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Autonomy
Being in control of actions and decisions (e.g. freedom to play how you want)
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+5 Autonomy affinity
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+4.0
Morphblade
Players have meaningful choices in tile placement and upgrades, directing their own strategy and adapting to random…
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+4.0
Nexus 5X
Players have freedom to choose factions, leaders, and strategies with asymmetric gameplay and multiple viable paths to…
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+4.0
OpenFront
Players have freedom to customize units, maps, and strategies with many choices in gameplay and diplomacy.
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+4.0
PAC-MAN WORLD 2 Re-PAC
Players have freedom to explore redesigned levels, choose moves from an expanded moveset, and engage in optional…
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+4.0
Princess Remedy 2: In A Heap of Trouble
Players can choose who to date to gain different special abilities, allowing flexible playstyles and strategic…
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+4.0
Quantum Protocol
Players can freely choose characters and decks for each mission and can modify their decks on the fly during battles…
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+4.0
Reloader: test_subject
Players have high control over detailed manual reload actions and tactical decisions during combat, emphasizing…
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+4.0
Rum & Gun
Players have freedom to build their character with varied weapons, skills, and perks; multiple playstyles and…
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+4.0
THE LAST BLADE 2
Players can choose from multiple characters and fighting modes (Power, Speed, EX), allowing diverse playstyles and…
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+4.0
The Mildew Children
Players have freedom to explore the village, make dialogue choices affecting relationships and story outcomes, and…
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+4.0
Villages & Dungeons
Players have strong control over deck building and can adapt builds before each battle, including rune and card set…
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+4.0
100 hidden hares
Players freely explore a large static image at their own pace with no timers or penalties, allowing full control over…
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+4.0
Filcher
Players have freedom to choose stealth approaches, routes, and tactics with multiple paths and tools, emphasizing…
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+4.0
Jeffrey Eggstein
Players manage multiple tasks simultaneously with freedom to prioritize actions, reflecting high player control and…
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+4.0
a weird game about sausage
Players have direct control over launching the sausage and must decide timing and momentum, allowing freedom in how to…
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+4.0
Abode
Players freely explore the room, interact with many objects, and solve puzzles at their own pace without forced…
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+4.0
Anode Heart
Players have freedom to explore open world, choose team composition, and approach quests in varied order
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+4.0
Anomaly President
Players have freedom to choose weapons, special powers, and customize their mobile base (bus) layout, indicating a high…
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+4.0
Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure
Players have freedom to explore puzzles and experiment with mechanics; narrative and puzzles allow self-directed…
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+4.0
b 2
Players have freedom to explore a large open world as a bee with fluid flying controls and self-directed movement.
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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
Battlezone: Combat Commander
Players have control over both first-person vehicle combat and RTS strategic commands, allowing freedom in directing…
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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
Creepy Tale 3: Ingrid Penance
Players make meaningful moral choices throughout the game that influence the story and endings, showing strong personal…
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