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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
Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Snail Bob 2: Tiny Troubles
Players control Bob's movements indirectly by interacting with the environment (clicking to turn him, activating…
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+4.0
Snail Simulator
Players have freedom to explore the open world at their own pace, choose where to go, and how to interact with the…
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+4.0
Sorry We're Closed
Players make consequential choices affecting story outcomes and character relationships, indicating strong control over…
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+4.0
The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure
Players have significant control over character builds and combat strategies, including Master Quartz customization and…
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+4.0
The Test: Hypothesis Rising
Players answer personal, open-ended questions that require self-reflection and decision-making, indicating a high…
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+4.0
The Test: Secrets of the Soul
Players answer personal questions honestly and reflect on their own thoughts and feelings, indicating high personal…
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+4.0
The Zachtronics Solitaire Collection
Players have full control over their moves and decisions in each solitaire variant, with no forced routines or scripted…
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+4.0
Thrifty Business
Players have freedom to organize and decorate their store as they wish, choose events, and decide how to stock items.
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+4.0
风与鸟 - Wind and Bird
Players freely explore and control flight paths with minimal constraints or fixed routines.
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+4.0
Woodo
Players freely explore 3D dioramas, rotate camera, and decide where to place pieces with some puzzle logic, allowing…
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+4.0
Amairo Chocolate
The game is mostly a kinetic visual novel with very limited player choices, but players control which romance route to…
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+4.0
Bento Blocks
Players freely decide how to cut and arrange blocks with no timers or forced sequences, encouraging personal…
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+4.0
BLUE REVOLVER
Players freely choose characters, ships, weapons, and playstyles, with multiple difficulty modes and customizable…
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+4.0
Can of Wormholes
Players have freedom to explore puzzles at their own pace, use hints optionally, and revisit levels with new knowledge.
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+4.0
Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate
Players freely explore and solve puzzles in a point-and-click adventure style with personal choice in interaction.
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+4.0
Dawnsbury Days
Players have extensive freedom to customize characters, builds, and tactics, with an editor and mod support enabling…
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+4.0
DUET
Players control two orbs rotating around a fixed axis with only two inputs (left/right), allowing direct control over…
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+4.0
Evil Egg
Players have full control over their movements and shooting directions with twin-stick controls and choose paths before…
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+4.0
Hidden Cats: City
Players freely explore the scene at their own pace with no forced routines or time limits.
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+4.0
Juufuutei Raden™'s Guide for Pixel Museum
Players can freely choose puzzles in any order and toggle various assist options, allowing personal control over…
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+4.0
Little Big Adventure 2
Players have freedom to explore multiple planets, solve puzzles, and choose different moods (normal, sporty…
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+4.0
Little Busters! English Edition
Players make choices that influence story routes and outcomes, with freedom to explore multiple character paths and…
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+4.0
LOK Digital
Players can choose levels in any order and experiment with puzzle solutions freely, with hints available but optional.
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+4.0
Mimic Logic
Players freely choose how to solve puzzles, manage resources, and decide risk-taking strategies.
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